My Family History
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| 101 | Catherine Carmichael Smeaton Widowed Age 66 Widow of Robert Allan Sheet Metal Worker. Usual Address: 94 Law Road Dunfermline D.O.B 31/05/1921 Father: James McKillop Smeaton Coachbuilder Mother: Agnes Gibb Cause of Death: Cardio Pulmonary arrest, Myocardial Infraction, Ischaemic Heart Disease Informant: Elizabeth Morrison Neice of 27 Prospect Bank Place Edinburgh | SMEATON, Catherine Carmichael (I235)
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| 102 | Catherine E Armstrong Married Died 27 December 2015 2100 hours Age 76 at 17 Muirhill Avenue Spouse: Iain Robert Ramage McNeil Hospital Consultant Retired DOB February 7 1939 Father; Daniel Armstrong Car Salesman deceased Mother: Mary Ewing Tent maker Deceased Cause of Death: Bronchial Carcinoma Informant: I R R McNeil Widower | ANSTRUTHER, Catherine E (I261)
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| 103 | Catherine Margaret Carmichael Robb Born: 1902 October Thirtieth 4h 30m a.m. 23 Upper Bridge Street Stirling F[emale] Father: William Robb Dairyman Mother: Christian Carmichael Robb m.s. Smeaton Married 1910 April 11th Stirling Informant: William Robb Father Registered: 1912 November 5th at Stirling | ROBB, Catherine Margaret Carmichael (I239)
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| 104 | Catherine Margaret Carmichael Robb Widowed Spouse: Peter McNeil Painter and Decorator Died: 08/07/1988 99 Ormonde Drive Netherlee Usual Address: 24 Whins Road, Stirling Father: William Robb Mother: Christina Smeaton Cause of Death: Carcinomatosis primary site unknown Informant Iain R R McNeil son 99 Ormonde Drive, Netherlee | ROBB, Catherine Margaret Carmichael (I239)
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| 105 | Christina Robb Widow of William Robb Dairyman F[emale] Age 86 Years Died: 1971 September Seventh 1342hours 15 Grieve Place Stirling Father: David Smeaton Ploughman (deceased) Mother: Catherine Smeaton m.s. Smeaton (deceased) Cause of Death i. Congestive Heart Failure ii. Macrocytic Aneamia Treated(?) Informant: Iain R R McNeil Grandson Registered: September 8th 1971 | SMEATON, Christina (I231)
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| 106 | Christine Smeaton Born: 1885 April Twenty Second 5h 15m p.m. Cottages, King's Park Farm, Stirling F[emale] Father: David Smeaton Ploughman Mother: Catherine Smeaton M.S. Carmichael Married: 1880 November 26th Thornhill Informant: David Smeaton Father Registered: May 8th 1885 at Stirling | SMEATON, Christina (I231)
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| 107 | Constance Christina Anderson Robb Died 01 October 1930 5 Queen Street Stirling Father: William Robb Dairyman Mother: Christina Carmichael Smeaton Cause of Death Pneumonia Acute Bronchitis Informant: William Robb Father Present Registered: 1930 October 3rd | ROBB, Constance Christina Anderson (I250)
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| 108 | Constance Christine Anderson Robb Born: 1920 December Eighteenth 11h 15m P.M. 5 Queen Street Stirling F[emale] Father: William Robb Dairyman Maother Christina Robb m.s. Smeaton Married: 11 March 1911 Stirling Registered: 1920 December 28th at Stirling | ROBB, Constance Christina Anderson (I250)
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| 109 | Date of Birth given on Death Record. | BOND, Campbell (I117)
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| 110 | David McKillop Smeaton Born: 1893 July Eleventh 10h 45m p.m. Cottage - King's Park Farm, Stirling. Father David McKillop Smeaton Farm Servant Mother: Catherine Smeaton MS Carmichael Married: 1880 Novr 26th Thornhill Inofrmant Daved M Smeaton Father (present) Registered: 1883 July 31st at Stirling. | SMEATON, David McKillop (I126)
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| 111 | David McKillop Smeaton. Balcksmith (Journeyman) (Single) Died: 1916 January First 8h P.M. 11 Chester Street Glasgow, Usual Residence 24 William Street, Shettleston. M[ale] Age 32 Cause of Death: Cardiac Failure(seen after death) s Cert. by David Longwill M.B, Ch.B. Informant: Jame McKillop Smeaton, Brother, 27 West End Park Street. Registered: January 3rd at Glasgow Deaths Stirling Observer 04 January 1916. Death Notice: SMEATON - Suddenly at 11 Chester Street, Shettleston, glasgow, on the 1st January, David Smeaton, beloved youngest son of the late David Smeaton, Gartur, Cambusbarron, aged 32 years; deeply regreted. In Memoriam Stirling Observer 02 January 1917. In Memoriam In fond remembrance of our brother David Smeaton the beloved youngest son of David Smeaton of Gartur who died suddenly of Heart Failure at 11 Chester St., Shettleston, 1st January 1916.--Until the day break and the shadows flee away. | SMEATON, David McKillop (I126)
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| 112 | Dunoon OPR: April 20th 1845 Campbell and McLean Proclaimed in order to their Marriage. James Campbell of this Parish and Margaret McLean of the East Parish of Greenock and said parties were married accordingly on the twenty second day of April 1845 years. Greenock East OPR: 1845 Campbell & McLean James Campbell Fisherman parish of Dunoon and Margaret McLean in this Parish proclaimed 20th April 1845 and were married 22nd Do. by the Rev. Wm. Laughton. Note: William Laughton was a dissenting Minister, so although their Banns were called in their respective Church of Scotland Parish Churches, they were married by the Minister of St Thomas's Chapel Greenock, a Free Church of Scotland. Scott, Hew. (1920) 'LAUGHTON, William.' In: Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae. The succession of ministers in the parish churches of Scotland. Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd. Vol. III. p. 205. https://archive.org/details/fastiecclesiaesc03scot/page/204 : accessed 24 March 2019. | Family F53
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| 113 | Dunoon OPR: Jan 16th (1820) Baptised Margaret Lawful daughter of Archd McLean, Cotter in Chapelton and Anne Leitch his spouse - born the Thirty first day of December, Eighteen hundred nineteen years. | MCLEAN, Margaret (I125)
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| 114 | Elizabeth Glen Richardson D.O.B. 16/11/1915 Age 91 years Widow Died 2007 June 17th 2110h Royal Victoria Hospital Edinburgh EH4 2DN usual Residence: Victoria Manor Nursing Home Edinburgh EH7 5LW Cause of Death i. Broncho pneumonia immobility ii. Cerebrovascular Disease Spouse: James Lindsay Richardson Company Director Father: James McKillop Smeaton Mother: Agnes Gibb Informant: Elizabeth Drysdale Daughter 22 The Causeway Edinburgh EH13 3PZ | SMEATON, Elizabeth Glen (I234)
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| 115 | Elizabeth Glen Smeaton Born: November Sixteenth 11h a.m. 27 West End Park Street, Hillhead, Glasgow F[emale] Father: James McKillop Smeaton Coach Builder (Journeyman) Mother: Agnes Smeaton M.S. Gibb Married: 1914 July 17th Falkirk Informant: James M. Smeaton Father Registered: 1915 December 1st at Glasgow | SMEATON, Elizabeth Glen (I234)
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| 116 | Emma Campbell Born: 1937 Ninth September 9h 30m A.M Roseneath, Cromwell Street Dunoon Father Archibald Campbell Fish Merchant Mother: Emma Campbell M.S. Smeaton Married: October 9th 1931 Dunoon Informant: Archd Campbell Father Registered: 1937 September 29th | CAMPBELL, Emma (I98)
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| 117 | From Marriage to Margaret Smeaton | HALDANE, George (I236)
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| 118 | From: http://www.witchcraftandwitches.com/witches_wilson.html Famous Witches - Monique Wilson (1923 - 1982) Monique Wilson (from The Observer, December 1968) Monique Wilson (from The Observer, December 1968) (from http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ wisewoman/Observer1.12.68.pdf) Monique Wilson was one of the original High Priestesses of Gerald Gardner, the founder of modern Wicca, and she has been labelled the “Queen of the Witches”. She is perhaps best known for initiating Raymond Buckland and helping him spread Wicca to the United States. She was widely condemned by the English witch community for selling off the Gardner’s Witchcraft Museum and all of his personal artefacts, and became largely an outcast in the witch community towards the end of her life. She was born Monique Marie Mauricette Arnoux in Haiphong, North Vietnam in 1923 (or possibly 1928). Her parents were French, her father being a French naval officer stationed in the Haiphong seaport. She first met Gerald Gardner (who was working as a customs official for the British government at the time) as a child in Haiphong, and came to know him as “Uncle Gerald”. In 1939, shortly after the outbreak of World War II, she witnessed the death of her father at the hands of Communists in the streets of Hanoi, after which she and her mother joined many other refugees in fleeing to the relative safety of Hong Kong, to wait out the end of war there, albeit amid harsh conditions. After the war and while still living in Hong Kong, she met her future husband, a Scotsman called Campbell Wilson (or “Scotty”) who was an RAF commander stationed there, and within months they were engaged and then married. When Scotty left the service in 1954, they returned to the UK, settling in Perth, Scotland, and three years later they had a daughter, Yvette. It was while living in Perth that Wilson first became interested in witchcraft, inspired in part by Gardner’s 1954 book “Witchcraft Today”. Not knowing that the author was the same “Uncle Gerald” she had known as a child in Haiphong many years earlier, she wrote to him at his Museum of Witchcraft and Magic on the Isle of Man seeking further information about the craft. After renewing their friendship, Gardner (and fellow witch, Charles Clark) initiated Wilson into his coven, giving her the craft name Lady Olwen. Her husband, who acted as her High Priest, was named Loic and their daughter Yvette, although still a young a child, was also initiated and given the craft name of Morven. In 1961, Gardner elevated Monique to High Priestess. Under Gardner and Clark’s guidance, Wilson formed her own coven in Perth, where Gardner became a regular visitor, and she also became one of his main spokespersons on the craft, attracting much media publicity. Through her association with Gardner, the popular press dubbed her the “Queen of the Witches”, a claim she never refuted and indeed sometimes embellished. In 1963, Gardner and the Wilsons initiated Raymond Buckland and his wife Rosemary into the craft. Just three months later Gardner died at sea, and left the bulk of his estate to Wilson, including the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic in the “Witches Mill” in Castletown on the Isle of Man, and his own Malew Street cottage, which contained almost as many artefacts, his collection of swords and daggers, his other magical working tools and objects, plus numerous notebooks, papers and other important documents. The Wilsons moved in and took over the museum, also purchasing the attached “Witches’ Kitchen” restaurant in the hopes of making the museum a more viable financial venture. Wilson continued to generate a good deal of media coverage, most of it positive, but her relationship with other leaders of the craft began to deteriorate. Eleanor Bone was particularly adamant in her objection to Wilson’s continued use of the press-inspired title “Queen of the Witches”, just as she was opposed to Alex Sanders and his “King of the Witches” title. In 1969, the “News of the World” newspaper ran a sensationalized story about the Wilsons’ daughter Yvette, taking up neighbours’ rumours that she had been abused as a child and forced to take part in witchcraft rituals. As a result of these allegations, Yvette was placed under the protection of a probation officer for the next three years. With the press and much of the Wicca establishment thus set against her, Monique Wilson started drinking heavily. In 1973, lacking money and community support, her husband Scotty (who had always supported her in all her endeavours to this point) insisted on selling the Museum to the American “Ripley’s Believe It or Not” consortium. The family moved to Torremolinos in the south of Spain, at that time still a quiet and sleepy little village, bought a cafe and (after continuing to practise witchcraft for at least the next two years, including seeding a coven in Germany) withdrew from any further involvement in witchcraft. The Wilsons were widely condemned by the English witch community for selling off outside the UK the Witchcraft Museum and all of Gardner’s artefacts (which were seen by many as part of England’s national heritage), and they were generally viewed as having “sold out”. As the custodian of these treasures, Monique in particular was accused of abusing her position and responsibilities as one of Gardner’s last High Priestesses, and became largely an outcast in the witch community. Her name is much better regarded in the United States, however, especially due to her role in initiating into the craft Raymond and Rosemary Buckland (who went on to introduce Gardnerian Wicca to the USA). Monique died in 1982, although Scotty lived through the late 1990s in the USA, keeping up with some of those he met in the craft, but distancing himself from the larger community. Their daughter Yvette actively avoids contact with anyone wishing to discuss witchcraft or anything associated with it. | ARNOUX, Monique Marie Mauricette (I283)
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| 119 | Inverclyde Hospital | WHITE, Duncan (I2)
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| 120 | Isabella Hutchison Married to John Hutchison Iron Foundry Labourer Died: 1916 May fourth 5h 50m P.M. 25 Cowlairs Road Glasgow F[emale] Age 33 years Father: James Robertson Paymaster Sergeant 2nd Battn. Royal Scots Fusiliers (Pensioner) (deceased) Mother: Emma Robertson M.S. McBeth (deceased) Cause of Death: Phthisis Puulmonalis As Cert by W. Gladalonelook? L.R. G.P Edin Informant: John Hurtchison Widower Present Registered: 1916 May 5th at Glasgow | ROBERTSON, Isabella (I127)
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| 121 | Isabella Robertson Born 1882 May Twenty-seventh 10h P.M. Militia Street, Ayr F[emale] Father: James Robertson Paymaster Seargant Mother: Emma Robertson M.S. McBeth Married 1965 November 24th Stirling Informant: J Robertson Father Present Registered: June 9th at Ayr | ROBERTSON, Isabella (I127)
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| 122 | James Campbell Born: 1934 Twenty-fifth February 7h 25m a.m. Roseneath, Cromwell Street Dunoon Father Archibald Campbell Fish Merchant Mother Emma Campbell M.S. Smeaton Married October 27th Dunoon Informant: Arch. Campbell Father Registered 1934 March 13th | CAMPBELL, James (I97)
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| 123 | James Campbell Spirit Merchant Married to Margaret McLean 1876 April Twentieth 3h 30m am. Moir Street, Dunoon M. 65 years Father: Donald Campbell Cottar Deceased Mother: Christina Campbell M.S. Shearer Deceased Cancer of Liver one year 6 months Certified by John Reid Surgeon. Informant: Daniel Campbell son, present. | CAMPBELL, James (I124)
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| 124 | James Campbell born 1863 May Fifth at Dunoon. M[ale] Father: James Campbell Gardener (Master). Mother: Margaret Campbell, M.S. McLean. Married: 1845 29th April Greenock. Informant:James Campbell Father present. Registered: 1863 May 23rd at Dunoon | CAMPBELL, James (I111)
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| 125 | James Campbell Chartered Accountant (Retired) Died: 2001 September 29 100h Married to C.A. MacNair Died at Auchnastruan 76 Shore Road Innellan PA23 7TR Informant: Alasdair Garnham Step-son 51 Wrexham Road, Bow, London | CAMPBELL, James (I97)
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| 126 | James Campbell Jobbing Gardener Widower of Catherine Crawford 1938 June third 6h 45m P.M. Roseneath Cottage, Cromwell Street, Dunoon. M[ale] Age 75 Years Father: James Campbell Gardener deceased Mother: Margaret Campbell M.S. McLean deceased Cause of Death: Arterial Sclerosis. Cerebral Softening As Cert by Alan B Fordyce M.B. Ch. B. Inorfrmant: Archd. McLean Campbell Son Present. Registered: 1938 June 3rd at Dunoon | CAMPBELL, James (I111)
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| 127 | James Hutchison Born: 1913 second September 25 Cowlairs Road, Glasgow Father: John Hutchison Railwaywagon Shunter Mother: Isabella Robertson Married: 1913 March 3rd Glasgow Informant: Isabella Hutchison Mother Registered 1913 September 17th Glasgow | HUTCHISON, James (I244)
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| 128 | James McKillop Smeaton Born: 1881 September seventeenth 7h 0m a.m. King's Park Farm, Stirling. M[ale] Father: David McKillop Smeaton Farm Servant Mother: Catherine Smeaton M.S. Carmichael Married 1880 Nov. 26th Thornhill Informant: David M Smeaton Father (Present) Registered: 1881 October 7th at Stirling | SMEATON, James McKillop (I229)
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| 129 | James McKillop Smeaton Coachbuilder (Master) Married to Agnes Gibb. 1937 DecemberTwenty Eightth 6n 40m p.m. 9 Edina Street, Edinburgh. M[ale] Age 56 years. Father: David McKillop Smeaton Estate Gardener (Deceased) Mother: Catherine Smeaton M.S. Carmichael (deceased) Cause of Death: Bronchitis, Emphysema Cardiac Dilatation & Failure as Cert by W.J.G. Henderson M.B. Informant: Elizabeth Glen Smeaton Daughter Present Registered: 1937 December 29th at Edinburgh | SMEATON, James McKillop (I229)
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| 130 | James McKillop Smeaton Robb Born: 1915 August Sixteenth 3h 0m p.m. 1 Cowane Street Stirling M[ale] Father: William Robb Dairyman Mother: Christine Carmichael Robb m.s. Smeaton Married: 1910 April 11th Stirling Informant: William Robb Father (present) Registered: 1915 August 17th at Stirling | ROBB, James McKillop Smeaton (I240)
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| 131 | John Hutchison (Illegitimate) Born: 1911 August 9th 7h 40m AM 7 Church Street Stirling M[ale] Father: John Hutchison Locomotive Fireman Mother: Isabella Robertson Laundress Informants: Isabella Robertson Mother and John Hutchison Father 22 Bruce Street Stirling Registered August 28th at Stirling Note: As John's parents later married, under Scots Law, his birth was legitimised. | HUTCHISON, John (I243)
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| 132 | Kirk session records show James as a Church Elder: 22/4/1866 Dunfillan / Dunfillayne, was next door to Ardfillayne. It was owned by the Robertson Bros. founders of the Gemline Shipping. It was destroyed by fire shortly after the war when it was owned by a Miss McNish. Then Alex. McDougall,Joiner in John St. rebuilt the house as Tor-na-Dee. This was also burnt down & several houses are being built on the site. The house was used as a base during the 2nd World War. The pub in Moir St. is at present called The Clansman. | CAMPBELL, James (I124)
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| 133 | Margaret Campbell 1905 August Seventh 7h 0m AM Church Street Dunoon F[emale] Parents: James Campbell Gardener and Catherine Campbell M.S. Crawford Married: 1900 June 19th Dunoon Informant: James Campbell Father Registered: August 22nd at Dunoon | CAMPBELL, Margaret (I114)
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| 134 | Margaret Haldane Married to George Haldane Coachpainter Died: 1942 February Twentieth 3h 45m pm 164 Brunton Gardens, Edinburgh F[emale] Age 64 years Father: David Smeaton Gardener (deceased) Mother: Catherine Smeaton M.S. Carmichael (deceased) Cause of Death Bronchitis 21 Days Cardiac weakness As Cert. by W. J. G. Henderson M.B. Informant: George Haldane Widower Present Registered 1942 February 21st at Edinburgh | SMEATON, Margaret (I230)
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| 135 | Margaret McLean Widow of James Campbell Spirit Merchant 1889 July Twenty thirdh 30m am Belmont Lane Dunoon Female Age: 66 Father: Archibald Mclean Tailor Deceased Mother: Annie McLean M.S. Leitch Deceased Cause of Death: Peritonitis 8 days Certified by J Gemmil M.D. Inofmant: James Campbell Son - Present Registered: 1889 July 24th at Dunoon | MCLEAN, Margaret (I125)
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| 136 | Margaret Smeaton Illegitimate 1876 february Twenty Seventh 2h 0m a.m. Thornhill, Kincardine F[emale] Father: David Smeaton Ploughman Mother: Catherine Carmichael (formerly Domestic Servant Informant: David Smeaton Father and Catherine Carmichael Mother Registered: 1876 March 27th at Kincardine | SMEATON, Margaret (I230)
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| 137 | Margery Frame Born: Fourth December 1936 Logie House, Greencock Father: James Frame Postman Usual Address: Wayside South Eastwood, Kilsyth Mother: Jean Frame M.S. Pittendreich Married: 1936 April 29 Glasgow | FRAME, Margery (I104)
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| 138 | Marriage date and place from son's Birth record. | Family F171
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| 139 | My Dad started as a Printer with the Oban Times, but then changed his career to work in the Inland Revenue. He worked in the Dunoon Office before transferring to Centre1 in East Kilbride in 1966. He was Secretary of the IRSF and became an Inspector of Taxes in the 1970s. He then worked across Scotland and in London. He retired in 1991. | WHITE, Duncan (I2)
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| 140 | Name Andrew Crozier Wilson Gender Male Birth Date 19 Dec 1889 Baptism Date 02 Feb 1890 Baptism Age 0 Baptism Place Calcutta, Bengal, India Father Thomas Campbell Wilson Mother Isabella FHL Film Number 510891 Household Members Thomas Campbell Wilson Isabella Andrew Crozier Wilson | WILSON, Andrew Crozier (I241)
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| 141 | Never Married, no children. She was in the Land Army during WW2.Then she worked in H.M.S.Osprey in Dunoon.She was also a Lumber Jill with the Forestry.Later she worked in Gizzi's cafe in Dunoon and latterly in Black's bakery in Dunoon. (Information from Mum (Margaret Campbell)) | CAMPBELL, Margaret (I114)
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| 142 | Parents names from his father's Military Service Record. Father's name confirmed by marriage record. | BOND, Arthur Sidney James (I115)
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| 143 | Parents: Arthur McDonald Sprunt and Margaret MacDonald Fletcher Provan. | SPRUNT, Arthur (I99)
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| 144 | Peter McNeil Housepainter Journeyman Married to Catherine Margaret Carmichael Robb Died: 1962 September fifth 2h 20m P.M. 24 Whins Road Stirling M[ale] Age 53 Years Father: Robert McNeil Coal Merchant (Retired) Mother: Agnes McNeil M.S. Ramage (deceased) Cause of Death: Emphysema Acute right side cardiac failure As certd, by A.S. Biggart M.B. Ch. B. Informant: Iain R. R. McNeil Registered: 1962 September 6th at Stirling | MCNEIL, Peter (I259)
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| 145 | Surrey North Western, Surrey Heath, Countty of Surrey. Found certified dead on Monday 18th June 1979. Found in water ditch adjacent to Link Road leading to M3 Motorway, FRIMLEY. Campbell Bond, Male, Born 10/5/1943 Aldershot Hants. Merchant Seaman 78 Cody Road, Cove, Farnborough Hants. Informant: Certificate received from Geo. M. McEwan corroner for Surrey. Inquest held on 25th September 1979. Cause of Death: Unascertainable. Open verdict. Registered: 25th September 1979 | BOND, Campbell (I117)
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| 146 | Thirteenth March 1959 Groom: Arthur Sidney James Bond Age: 51 years Condition: Previous marriage dissolved Rank or Profession: Boiler G{ene}rator attandant Residence: 61 Fowler Road Rafborough, Farnborough Father: Frederick Charler Bond (deceased) Bride: Annie Campbell Age 56 years Spinster Residence: 61 Fowler Road Rafborough, Farnborough Father: James Gardener (deceased) Occupation: Gardener NB Father's surname was Campbell - I think they put his occupation on in error. | Family F49
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| 147 | When Emma's mother Isabella died she was only 11 years old. She had 2 little half brothers--John was 4y and James 2y. In later years when John was in his 90s he said that they had had a very poor upbringing when they were left with John Hutchison. Emma was kept at home to look after them. At some time James was taken to live with his Hutchison grandparents in Stirlingshire and Emma was sent into Service by an Aunt ( a sister of her Mother). Then she went to Dunoon to train as a cook in the Dunoon Cottage Hospital. Emma said that the Matron there was a friend of her Aunt & she looked after her. John was left with John Hutchison and his account of his early life is one of neglect. | SMEATON, Emma (I11)
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