Thomas Moan.....
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MargaretS
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Thomas Moan.....
This problem arose when I first started doing my family history 7 years ago, and I still haven't solved it. My grandmother's brother Thomas, born 1868 in Shettleston but moved to Catrine, Ayrshire (parish of Sorn)in 1869. He is present in the 1871 census but not a single census after that. He registered the death of his younger brother in 1883, and he died in Rosewell near Edinburgh in 1905, but I cannot find any trace of him in the in-between years. His death certificate said he never married. I have tried every spelling I can think of for Moan and nothing ever turns up. Anybody any ideas? The really annoying thing is that when I had the free 14 day trial on Ancestry, I forgot all about him and didn't check there.
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MargaretS
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Yes. His parents were John Moan and Mary McAnulty. The younger brother John was born 9 July 1875, I have all the certificates and census records for everyone else in the family. Thomas just vanishes into thin air after 1883 when John died, until early 1905 when I have a letter he sent to my grandmother from hospital where he was recovering (he thought) from TB. He died later that year.
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Re: Thomas Moan
Hello Margaret,
I am puzzled by this, since I can not find the death of Thomas Moan or much about the family after 1883. Would you please supply details about what you do have for them?
Regards,
John
I am puzzled by this, since I can not find the death of Thomas Moan or much about the family after 1883. Would you please supply details about what you do have for them?
Regards,
John
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ninatoo
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Hi Margaret,
Try this link to see how many variations of the name Moan can be found:
http://www.namethesaurus.com/Thesaurus/Search.aspx
It is mind boggling.
The one that came to me was Maughan, but I bet you tried that one!
Good luck,
Nina
JJ
Try this link to see how many variations of the name Moan can be found:
http://www.namethesaurus.com/Thesaurus/Search.aspx
It is mind boggling.
The one that came to me was Maughan, but I bet you tried that one!
Good luck,
Nina
JJ
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MargaretS
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For some reason they changed the spelling of their surname to Mone about 1885. All the children died in childhood except Elizabeth, Annie-Jane and Thomas. Elizabeth married James Campbell in 1892 and Annie-Jane married Archibald Davidson in 1898 both in Catrine (Sorn). Thomas died in Rosewell, Laswade in July 1905, he is shown as unmarried. His step-father David Fowler registered the death.
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