Looking for Jamieson from Govan-Glasgow?

[Jamieson]

Hello thanks for reading this,its been 5yrs now i've been on the case looking for my ancestors on my dads side.i've found out where these people" where born but i can't find out where they went or any children or if they got married,so i'm looking for any info that can help because now i've hit a brickwall ??? my grandad was 1st married to Ellen Mcmullan in Glasgow in 1912 what happen their i don't know but he went to London and meet my nan Ada Elizabeth Owers and where married in 1929 and they had two children one was my dad.I will say this is one of the best things i've done looking for where i came from and gone back to the 1750's(paisley) on my dad side amazing.These are the people i'm looking for:-
Walter roach Jamieson/Downie Born 1880 Hunterquay Died 1918
Margaret Jamieson Born 1886 Leith
William henry Jamieson Born 1888 Leith
Mary Jamieson Born 1891 Govan
Janet Jamieson Born 1895 Govan
David Jamieson Born 1898 Govan
William Jamieson Born 1858 England?? (father)
Margaret Downie Born 1858 Burntisland (mum)
William Jamieson Born 1838 Paisley (grandad)
Mary Mcpherson Born 1838 Marykirk (nan)
I can go back more if people want to know more.
I've got up to 1911 censes on where they lived 50 Cornwall st Govan but no further info from then on.so any info will help .
Many Thanks for looking at my post
Kevin

[StewL]

Hello Kevin

It may help you if you can find deaths on Scotlands People for your lang deid yins.
As for the females trying to find who they married may not be that easy (or cheap) as the ones you are looking for are after the date IGI (family search) covers.
Although there is always the chance that someone on TS will have some information for you, this site is notable for such things.

[WilmaM]

As Stew said sometimes the deaths can be the way forward.

Have you found the death certs for your grandparents?
Your Grandmother can be searched for using both her surnames, if she's a widow or not then it gives you a time frame to get her husband's death.
Whoever informed their deaths will have an address shown so you may get a clue that way.

I do have Govan Jamiesons on my tree but none seem to match with yours - Irish who moved around Scotland with the Shale oil industry.

[Jamieson]

Hello StewL and WilmaM,Stewl Thank you for welcoming me to TalkingScot and Thank you both for getting back to me about my post ,StewL I think i'll will have to go down the the route of SP but i put the post on here hoping that a relation of these people might be doing the same as me looking for my Grandad .I've tried Famliysearch and other websites like Mundia but no luck and found TS but early days on this site .WilmaM yes i've got their death cert but both died in London and he was born in Leith and she from East London.My Grandad lived at 50 cornwall st Govan if any help also she died in 1962 he died 1976(London).also i'm a member of Lanarkshire FHS hope someone on their might know of these people??. and having Jamieson from Govan what a small world but i'll have to keep looking and one day i'll find ONE.
Anyway thank you for your help.
Kevin

[WilmaM]

Some times you have to spread the net a little wider - look at other members of the family and see if you can get any clues from their certificates
ie - witnesses on marriage certs,
informants on both birth & death certs [it's not always the obvious folk who signed these]
checking addresses there too and
chase up any other folk found in the census returns.
Any casualties of the war? next of kin and addresses sometimes feature there.

Happy hunting

[Jamieson]

Never thought about casualties of war but it would be the 1st WW because of their age i think they would be to old for the second ??...
But i'll take on board all what you have said and thank you for your tips.
Kevin