Notes: Lanark County Origins

Notes

Matches 2,051 to 2,100 of 48,188

#	Notes	Linked to
2051	Also found on Ancestry tree - 12 Jun 1868 West Albany, Wabasha, Minnesota, USA	Miller, Thomas (I22)
2052	also from 1850 Census: NARS M432, Roll 0589, Hammond, St. Lawrence, NY Enumerated 5 Oct 1850 Page 19, Dwelling 238, Family 238, Jonathan Miller, age 44, Farmer, line 7 Mary Ann ", 37 8 John H. 18 Emily A. 13 Minnie E. 11 Destiny (?) 9 Ewin 10/12 Enumerated 3 Oct 1850 Page 24, Dwelling 151, Family 151, George Miller 27, Farmer, line 26 A (?) 23 Eurica (?) 3 Ann 1	Miller, John (I4061)
2053	Also have marriage date as 22 May 1879	Family: Robert George Miller / Mary Elizabeth "Eliza" Dodds (F125)
2054	also identified as Fevar Eastertown of Balgreihend, Parish of Campsie	Boyle, William (I4154)
2055	also identified as Center Cemetery	Matson, Lucy (I13898)
2056	also includes Guy Pollock, 11, 1841, labourer James Pollock, 9 1843 George Pollock, 7 1845 entered as family members but may be nephews.	Pollock, George (I37361)
2057	also known as Bruce Cemetery	Klum, Sarah Jane (I14589)
2058	Also known as Eratus Guillaume, died aged 1 year, 7 months, 13 days but neither birth nor death date known.	Howard, Gillaume Case (I13362)
2059	also known as Nambour General Cemetery Nambour, Sunshine Coast Region, Queensland, Australia	Boyle, Lorenzo Miller "Lawrence Michael" (I4159)
2060	Also listed are George Carman 13 and Pierre Carman 11. Are these nephews or brothers of Catharine? His wife's name is different to what I have on record from Rev. Alva's documentation. Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada	Adams, Joshua Augustus (I13957)
2061	Also listed are James Verdon and two Margaret Verdons Name:?tab?John Verdon Gender:?tab?Male Electoral Year:?tab?1913 Subdistrict:?tab?Mucra State:?tab?New South Wales District:?tab?Corowa Country:?tab?Australia	Verdon, John (I16531)
2062	also listed as Cronlea, Mullancuff Parish, Shillelagh, Wicklow Co., Ireland	Code, George (I21712)
2063	also listed as Dalhousie	Duncan, Alexander (I7414)
2064	also listed as MEMORIAL ID 46577068	Creighton, Margaret Mabel (I26582)
2065	also listed in Cartwright MB 93728869	Bourne, Robert (I44112)
2066	also lists Susan McIlquham, not matched to one of the family members.	Yule, Robert Sr. (I13587)
2067	Also noted as 1922	Mather, Robert (I4936)
2068	also noted as 1996	Webster, Timothy James "James" (I55208)
2069	also noted as Coklaw, Currie, Midlothian, Scotland (see story of The Siege of Cocklaw: Hawick's role in the Rebellion of 1403) Council Scottish Borders, The Parish Morebattle, Former Region Borders, Former District Roxburgh, Former County Roxburghshire Cocklaw, on the upper sources of the Beaumont, formed part of the territory of Molle (Mow). A powerful castle stood on this estate between two burns which descend from Cocklaw and Windgatehill. It was besiged by Henry Percy with the Earl of March immediately after the Battle of Hamildon in 1401. It belonged to the family of Gledstones before 1560. A Jeffrey 1857. Field investigation produced no information on the site of this tower. Visited by OS (JLD) 29 August 1960. The site of a pele 'at Coklaw' is referred to in The History and Antiquities of Roxburghshire (Jeffrey 1857, vol.3 283). The account describes that 'Cocklaw, on the upper sources of the Beaumont, formed part of the territory of Molle (Mow). A powerful castle stood on this estate between two burns which descend from Cocklaw and Windgatehill. It was besieged by Henry Percy with the Earl of March immediately after the Battle of Hamildon in 1401. It belonged to the family of Gledstones before 1560.' Previous field investigation has produced no information on the location of this site (OS record card, 29 August 1960). However, buildings associated with a series of field-banks and enclosures within the modern fields around Cocklawfoot farm may relate to the medieval pele. What may be the foundations of the tower are situated on a gentle slope on the base of a spur between the Cocklawfoot and Kelsocleuch burns and about 100m to the SW of the modern farm of Cocklawfoot, at NT 8534 1852. The possible tower measures 7m from N to S by 6m within grass-covered banks (or walls) up to 2m thick and between 1m and 1.5m in height which bear signs of robbing. There are possible opposed entrances on the E and W sides. There is a two-compartment out-shot on the S. The N compartment measures 6m from N to S by 5m within grassed-over banks (or walls), up to 2m thick and up to 0.9m high. There is an entrance at the S end of the W wall. The S compartment measures 2.5m from N to S by 5m within grassed-over bank 2m wide on the E but only 1m thick on the S end. The compartment is open-sided on the W. The possible tower with its out-shot, is situated immediately W of a subrectangular enclosure partly overlain by the modern dyke on the SW. What may be the last vestiges of a further structure are situated on the E side of the enclosure which lies to the S of the old hill road. This road is bounded on both sides by boundary-banks extending out from Cocklawfoot for some 600m, to about the 305m contour, before returning to the Kelsocleuch and Cocklawfoot Burns on the SW and NE respectively. At the base of the spur the banks are about 15m apart gradually widening to over 60m reflecting the braided courses of tracks as they climb the hillside. On the SW side of the road the boundary-bank winds up across the contours, again reflecting the course of the road as it climbed the spur. This bank has been much reduced in places, after abandonment, whereas the bank on the NE lies hard against the latest and, straightest course of the road. Near its NE end, the bank crosses an earlier field-bank (at NT 8609 1846). To the NE of the road, opposite the possible tower, and within the fields closest to the modern farm buildings, there are further traces of enclosures and field-banks, displaying a complicated history of reuse. Slight traces of cross-contour rig are visible, from aerial photography (eg RAF 106 G/Scot/UK 121 frame 3355, 20 June 1946), over the moderate NW-facing slopes to the S and E of these field-banks within the modern field-system. The rig becomes more extensive, though still only barely visible on the ground, between this boundary and the boundary-bank previously described, which forms the upper limit of the cross-contour cultivation. The nature of the cultivation on the S side of the old road is less certain. There are extensive traces of contour cultivation immediately to the E of the possible tower. These extend for 280m from NNW to SSE by 100m maximum over a moderate to moderately steep slope overlooking the Kelsocleuch Burn. Further S, the cultivation is predominantly cross-contour, but in contrast to the pattern observed to the N of the road, where the rig lies adjacent to the boundary-bank, it is outside the area enclosed and would appear to pre-date the boundary-bank. The relationship between the cultivation and the southernmost angle of the boundary-bank is only visible from aerial photographs as most of this area has been afforested. Further cultivation may be observed within the boundary-bank as it returns towards the Kelsocleuch Burn. Here both contour and cross-contour cultivation may be observed, with the latter on the lower slopes. Information from RJ Mercer (University of Edinburgh) 16 March 1986 RCAHMS MS 2598. No. 37/526 https://canmore.org.uk/site/59011/cocklaw	Miller, James (I8995)
2070	also noted as Edmonton	Munro, Thomas (I65)
2071	also noted as in Winter Quarters, Douglas, Nebraska	Bulloch, Mary Catherine (I6265)
2072	Also noted as married to Penelope Baird @ Lanark 04 Nov 1885	Baird, Thomas (I5009)
2073	also noted as Melton Mowbray, England	Ashby, William (I28222)
2074	Also noted as: b.04 Jan 1805 Napanee, Richmond Twp, Lennox & Addington Co, Ontario Canada	Huffman, Philip (I65626)
2075	Also noted in St. Andrew's records as b. 2 Apr 1832 tombstone uses 8 Dec 1831	Miller, John (I76)
2076	also occupation stenographer in 1905 on marriage record	Gibbins, Walter Bruce of New York City (I46501)
2077	also on FAG as 9859940	Adams, Franklin Metcalfe (I13887)
2078	also on FS as KHJP-166	Burns, Margaret (I12)
2079	Also recorded 1901 as 4 January 1828	Poole, Elisabeth "Elisa" (I3387)
2080	Also recorded as # 218386758	Huffman, Philip (I65626)
2081	also recorded as # 218386795	Clapp, Harriet Ruth (I65627)
2082	Also recorded as 16 Nov 1766 in Largo, Fife, Scotland First name(s) Robert Last name Kid Marriage year 1766 Marriage date 16 Nov 1766 Marriage place Largo,Fife,Scotland Spouse's first name(s) Magdalane Spouse's last name Terras Place Largo County Fife Country Scotland Record set Scotland Marriages 1561-1910	Family: Robert Kid / Magdalene Tarras (F8883)
2083	Also recorded as 1873	McCabe, Jennie M. (I6777)
2084	Also recorded as 1920 in Smiths Falls	Family: Roy Lenderman / Eva June "June" Miller (F178)
2085	also recorded as Akron, Summit County, Ohio	Huntley, Jasper E. (I46598)
2086	also recorded as Bathurst twp	Bowes, Jessie Adelaide (I18979)
2087	also recorded as Bathurst twp	Bowes, James (I18983)
2088	also recorded as Bathurst twp	Bowes, Charlotte Ann (I18985)
2089	also recorded as d.24 May 1873 Stoco, Hungersford Twp, Hastings Co, Ontario Canada. This may be the burial date.	Huffman, Philip (I65626)
2090	Also recorded as Diodese of Ossory	Family: George Poole / Susanna Gore (F8107)
2091	also recorded as Hart, Oceana, Michigan	Family: Samuel Clark Scott / Charlotte M. Harroun (F22414)
2092	Also recorded as Lanark	Barber, Mary "Minnie" (I1680)
2093	also recorded as Longfaulds Farm, Coal and Limestone Mine	Miller, Jean "Jane" (I34524)
2094	Also recorded as May 1858.	Miller, Charles D. (I6760)
2095	Also recorded in Chester, Chestershire, Englnad	Poole, Thomas P. (I3204)
2096	Also recorded on stone at Elmwood Cemetery, Perth #45652496	Miller, Robert Mason (I87)
2097	also recordeda s 1 jan 1956, Perth	Dodds, Janet (I1831)
2098	also see FaG #146417059	Smith, Marshall Robert (I33431)
2099	also suggested 1851 and 1869	Baird, Matthew (I5035)
2100	Alt burial Rose Caroline Mary Boyle BIRTH 23 Jan 1873 DEATH 21 Mar 1932 (aged 59) BURIAL Nambour General Cemetery Nambour, Sunshine Coast Council, Queensland, Australia MEMORIAL ID 160594696 ? View Source	Jones, Rose Caroline Mary (I16290)

Notes

Linked to

2051

Also found on Ancestry tree - 12 Jun 1868 West Albany, Wabasha, Minnesota, USA

2052

also from 1850 Census:
NARS M432, Roll 0589, Hammond, St. Lawrence, NY
Enumerated 5 Oct 1850
Page 19, Dwelling 238, Family 238, Jonathan Miller, age 44, Farmer, line 7
                                                            Mary Ann ",             37                       8
                                                            John H.                     18
                                                            Emily A.                   13
                                                            Minnie E.                  11
                                                            Destiny (?)                  9
                                                            Ewin                    10/12
Enumerated 3 Oct 1850
Page 24, Dwelling 151, Family 151, George Miller           27, Farmer, line 26
                                                            A (?)                          23
                                                            Eurica (?)                    3
                                                            Ann                              1

Miller, John (I4061)

2053

Also have marriage date as 22 May 1879

Family: Robert George Miller / Mary Elizabeth "Eliza" Dodds (F125)

2054

also identified as
Fevar Eastertown of Balgreihend, Parish of Campsie

Boyle, William (I4154)

2055

also identified as Center Cemetery

Matson, Lucy (I13898)

2056

also includes Guy Pollock, 11, 1841, labourer
James Pollock, 9 1843
George Pollock, 7 1845
entered as family members but may be nephews.

Pollock, George (I37361)

2057

also known as Bruce Cemetery

Klum, Sarah Jane (I14589)

2058

Also known as Eratus Guillaume, died aged 1 year, 7 months, 13 days but neither birth nor death date known.

Howard, Gillaume Case (I13362)

2059

also known as Nambour General Cemetery Nambour, Sunshine Coast Region, Queensland, Australia

Boyle, Lorenzo Miller "Lawrence Michael" (I4159)

2060

Also listed are George Carman 13 and Pierre Carman 11. Are these nephews or brothers of Catharine? His wife's name is different to what I have on record from Rev. Alva's documentation.
Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada

Adams, Joshua Augustus (I13957)

2061

Also listed are James Verdon and two Margaret Verdons

Name:?tab?John Verdon
Gender:?tab?Male
Electoral Year:?tab?1913
Subdistrict:?tab?Mucra
State:?tab?New South Wales
District:?tab?Corowa
Country:?tab?Australia

Verdon, John (I16531)

2062

also listed as Cronlea, Mullancuff Parish, Shillelagh, Wicklow Co., Ireland

Code, George (I21712)

2063

also listed as Dalhousie

Duncan, Alexander (I7414)

2064

also listed as MEMORIAL ID
46577068

Creighton, Margaret Mabel (I26582)

2065

also listed in Cartwright MB 93728869

Bourne, Robert (I44112)

2066

also lists Susan McIlquham, not matched to one of the family members.

Yule, Robert Sr. (I13587)

2067

Also noted as 1922

Mather, Robert (I4936)

2068

also noted as 1996

Webster, Timothy James "James" (I55208)

2069

also noted as Coklaw, Currie, Midlothian, Scotland
(see story of The Siege of Cocklaw: Hawick's role in the Rebellion of 1403)
Council Scottish Borders, The Parish Morebattle, Former Region Borders, Former District Roxburgh, Former County Roxburghshire

Cocklaw, on the upper sources of the Beaumont, formed part of the territory of Molle (Mow). A powerful castle stood on this estate between two burns which descend from Cocklaw and Windgatehill. It was besiged by Henry Percy with the Earl of March immediately after the Battle of Hamildon in 1401. It belonged to the family of Gledstones before 1560.

A Jeffrey 1857.

Field investigation produced no information on the site of this tower.
Visited by OS (JLD) 29 August 1960.

The site of a pele 'at Coklaw' is referred to in The History and Antiquities of Roxburghshire (Jeffrey 1857, vol.3 283). The account describes that 'Cocklaw, on the upper sources of the Beaumont, formed part of the territory of Molle (Mow). A powerful castle stood on this estate between two burns which descend from Cocklaw and Windgatehill. It was besieged by Henry Percy with the Earl of March immediately after the Battle of Hamildon in 1401. It belonged to the family of Gledstones before 1560.'

Previous field investigation has produced no information on the location of this site (OS record card, 29 August 1960). However, buildings associated with a series of field-banks and enclosures within the modern fields around Cocklawfoot farm may relate to the medieval pele.

What may be the foundations of the tower are situated on a gentle slope on the base of a spur between the Cocklawfoot and Kelsocleuch burns and about 100m to the SW of the modern farm of Cocklawfoot, at NT 8534 1852. The possible tower measures 7m from N to S by 6m within grass-covered banks (or walls) up to 2m thick and between 1m and 1.5m in height which bear signs of robbing. There are possible opposed entrances on the E and W sides. There is a two-compartment out-shot on the S. The N compartment measures 6m from N to S by 5m within grassed-over banks (or walls), up to 2m thick and up to 0.9m high. There is an entrance at the S end of the W wall. The S compartment measures 2.5m from N to S by 5m within grassed-over bank 2m wide on the E but only 1m thick on the S end. The compartment is open-sided on the W.

The possible tower with its out-shot, is situated immediately W of a subrectangular enclosure partly overlain by the modern dyke on the SW. What may be the last vestiges of a further structure are situated on the E side of the enclosure which lies to the S of the old hill road. This road is bounded on both sides by boundary-banks extending out from Cocklawfoot for some 600m, to about the 305m contour, before returning to the Kelsocleuch and Cocklawfoot Burns on the SW and NE respectively. At the base of the spur the banks are about 15m apart gradually widening to over 60m reflecting the braided courses of tracks as they climb the hillside. On the SW side of the road the boundary-bank winds up across the contours, again reflecting the course of the road as it climbed the spur. This bank has been much reduced in places, after abandonment, whereas the bank on the NE lies hard against the latest and, straightest course of the road. Near its NE end, the bank crosses an earlier field-bank (at NT 8609 1846).

To the NE of the road, opposite the possible tower, and within the fields closest to the modern farm buildings, there are further traces of enclosures and field-banks, displaying a complicated history of reuse. Slight traces of cross-contour rig are visible, from aerial photography (eg RAF 106 G/Scot/UK 121 frame 3355, 20 June 1946), over the moderate NW-facing slopes to the S and E of these field-banks within the modern field-system. The rig becomes more extensive, though still only barely visible on the ground, between this boundary and the boundary-bank previously described, which forms the upper limit of the cross-contour cultivation.

The nature of the cultivation on the S side of the old road is less certain. There are extensive traces of contour cultivation immediately to the E of the possible tower. These extend for 280m from NNW to SSE by 100m maximum over a moderate to moderately steep slope overlooking the Kelsocleuch Burn. Further S, the cultivation is predominantly cross-contour, but in contrast to the pattern observed to the N of the road, where the rig lies adjacent to the boundary-bank, it is outside the area enclosed and would appear to pre-date the boundary-bank. The relationship between the cultivation and the southernmost angle of the boundary-bank is only visible from aerial photographs as most of this area has been afforested. Further cultivation may be observed within the boundary-bank as it returns towards the Kelsocleuch Burn. Here both contour and cross-contour cultivation may be observed, with the latter on the lower slopes.

Information from RJ Mercer (University of Edinburgh) 16 March 1986
RCAHMS MS 2598. No. 37/526
https://canmore.org.uk/site/59011/cocklaw

Miller, James (I8995)

2070

also noted as Edmonton

Munro, Thomas (I65)

2071

also noted as in Winter Quarters, Douglas, Nebraska

Bulloch, Mary Catherine (I6265)

2072

Also noted as married to Penelope Baird @ Lanark 04 Nov 1885

Baird, Thomas (I5009)

2073

also noted as Melton Mowbray, England

Ashby, William (I28222)

2074

Also noted as: b.04 Jan 1805 Napanee, Richmond Twp, Lennox & Addington Co, Ontario Canada

Huffman, Philip (I65626)

2075

Also noted in St. Andrew's records as b. 2 Apr 1832
tombstone uses 8 Dec 1831

Miller, John (I76)

2076

also occupation stenographer in 1905 on marriage record

Gibbins, Walter Bruce of New York City (I46501)

2077

also on FAG as 9859940

Adams, Franklin Metcalfe (I13887)

2078

also on FS as KHJP-166

Burns, Margaret (I12)

2079

Also recorded 1901 as 4 January 1828

Poole, Elisabeth "Elisa" (I3387)

2080

Also recorded as # 218386758

Huffman, Philip (I65626)

2081

also recorded as # 218386795

Clapp, Harriet Ruth (I65627)

2082

Also recorded as 16 Nov 1766 in Largo, Fife, Scotland

First name(s)     Robert
Last name     Kid
Marriage year     1766
Marriage date     16 Nov 1766
Marriage place     Largo,Fife,Scotland
Spouse's first name(s)     Magdalane
Spouse's last name     Terras
Place     Largo
County     Fife
Country     Scotland
Record set     Scotland Marriages 1561-1910

Family: Robert Kid / Magdalene Tarras (F8883)

2083

Also recorded as 1873

McCabe, Jennie M. (I6777)

2084

Also recorded as 1920 in Smiths Falls

Family: Roy Lenderman / Eva June "June" Miller (F178)

2085

also recorded as Akron, Summit County, Ohio

Huntley, Jasper E. (I46598)

2086

also recorded as Bathurst twp

Bowes, Jessie Adelaide (I18979)

2087

also recorded as Bathurst twp

Bowes, James (I18983)

2088

also recorded as Bathurst twp

Bowes, Charlotte Ann (I18985)

2089

also recorded as d.24 May 1873 Stoco, Hungersford Twp, Hastings Co, Ontario Canada. This may be the burial date.

Huffman, Philip (I65626)

2090

Also recorded as Diodese of Ossory

Family: George Poole / Susanna Gore (F8107)

2091

also recorded as Hart, Oceana, Michigan

Family: Samuel Clark Scott / Charlotte M. Harroun (F22414)

2092

Also recorded as Lanark

Barber, Mary "Minnie" (I1680)

2093

also recorded as Longfaulds Farm, Coal and Limestone Mine

Miller, Jean "Jane" (I34524)

2094

Also recorded as May 1858.

Miller, Charles D. (I6760)

2095

Also recorded in Chester, Chestershire, Englnad

Poole, Thomas P. (I3204)

2096

Also recorded on stone at Elmwood Cemetery, Perth #45652496

Miller, Robert Mason (I87)

2097

also recordeda s 1 jan 1956, Perth

Dodds, Janet (I1831)

2098

also see FaG #146417059

Smith, Marshall Robert (I33431)

2099

also suggested 1851 and 1869

Baird, Matthew (I5035)

2100

Alt burial

Rose Caroline Mary Boyle
BIRTH     23 Jan 1873
DEATH     21 Mar 1932 (aged 59)
BURIAL
Nambour General Cemetery
Nambour, Sunshine Coast Council, Queensland, Australia
MEMORIAL ID     160594696 ? View Source

Jones, Rose Caroline Mary (I16290)

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