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14651	SCOTT, Colin James (Jim) 7272, RNZN, WW11 On May 4, 2004, at St Lukes Hospital, loved brother of Joyce, Doug, Les, Marg, Gretta and the late Norman, Watt, Ted, and Audrey. A service for Jim will be held in Campbells Chapel, 95 Gordon Road, Mosgiel, on Thursday, May 6, at 11am, followed by a private cremation. Messages c/- Gretta Jamieson, 3 Loudon Street, Green Island.	Scott, Colin James (Jim) (I649)
14652	SCOTT, James G, Head, Renting,40, all details re parentage etc Scotland, Officer in Salvation Army SCOTT, Minnie D, Wife, 21, from Camada SCOTT, James G, Son, 8, born Maine SCOTT, Henry B, Son, 2yrs 4mths, born Massachuetts SCOTT, Albert P, Son, 1yr 3mths, born Massachuetts	Scott, James Gibson (I2562)
14653	SCOTT, Margaret Joyce (Grams). On June 9, 2011, suddenly at Dunedin Hospital; aged 75 years. Dearly loved wife of the late Bob, loved and loving Mum and Mother-in-law of Margaret and Kevin, Robert and Janine, Brian and Jackie, Gregory and Susan, and Trudie and Ben, adored Grams of Jacinda, and Melissa; Philipa, Morgan, Robert and Isaac; Nathan, Clair, Olivia, Samantha and Genevieve; Sinead, and Angus, loved Great-Grams of Esme, Eden, Zach, and Paige. Rest in peace. Requiem Mass will be celebrated in St Bernadette's Catholic Church, Forbury Road, at 1pm on Monday, June 13. The funeral then leaving for the Green Park Cemetery. Rosary will be held in the Church, at 5.30pm on Sunday evening. Messages to Scotts Ridge, 28 MacMaster Road, Saddle Hill, RD1, Dunedin 9076. Hope and Sons Ltd. FDANZ SCOTT Margaret Joyce. Loved Mother and Grandmother of Margaret and Kevin Carter (Wellington), Jacinda and Franz Stoufer (Auckland), Melissa and Bryan Field (Wellington), Zachary, Paige, Jakob, and Harri. Messages to 28 Meadowbank Drive, Belmont, Lower Hutt 5010. SCOTT, Margaret Joyce (Grams). Most dearly loved and deeply missed Mum, Mother-in-Law and Grams of Gregory, Susan, Sinead and Angus. XXXX "So polish the stars, And fire up the Sun; And put out some slippers, To welcome my Mum. Find a new galaxy, And light up her name; Because life on planet Earth, Just won't be the same." SCOTT, Margaret. Much loved sister of the late Ernest Leyden, and sister-in-law of Lorraine, Aunty Marg will be remembered with great love and affection by Anthony, Theresa, Andrea, Bridget, Gaylene, Carole, Barbara, Jenny, Deanna, Daniel and their partners and children.	Leyden, Margaret Joyce (I314)
14654	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Living / Living (F872)
14655	SCOTT, Robert, Head, Coal Miner, M, 51, M, Carstairs, Lanark SCOTT, Agnes, Wife, M 46, F, Carnwath, Lanark SCOTT, William, Son, Miner, U,20,M, Carnwath, Lanark SCOTT, Adam, Son, Miner, U,18, M, Carnwath, Lanark SCOTT, Catherine, Dau, Scholar, 12, F, Carnwath, Lanark SCOTT, Marrion, Dau, Scholar,10, F, Carnwath, Lanark SCOTT, Robert, Son, Scholar, 7, M, Carnwath, Lanark SCOTT, Agnes, Dau, Scholar, 5, M, Carnwath, Lanark SCOTT, Janet, Dau, Scholar, 4, F, Carnwath, Lanark SCOTT, James G, Son, 2, M, Carnwath, Lanark	Scott, Robert (I369)
14656	SCOTT, William , Head, M, 48, Tailor, Employed 1 man, Carnwath. Lanark SCOTT, Marrion, Wife, M, 50, Carnwath SCOTT, James, Son, U, 25, Labourer, Carstairs SCOTT, Robert, Son, U, 21, Miner, Carstairs SCOTT, Hugh, Son, U, 19, Tailor, Cairstairs SCOTT, Janet, Dau, U, 17, Carstairs SCOTT, Elizabeth, Dau, U, 9, Scholar, Carnwath SCOTT, Jane, Dau, U, 7, Scholar, Carnwath SCOTT, William, Son, U, 5, Scholar, Carnwath.	Scott, William (I379)
14657	Search of HORNER index by Jill Statton, March 1999, listed a J & A KEMP passenger for Port Chalmers NZ, per "Ashburton" departed 17 Feb 1863 - master was W. Orchard. Details taken from SA Register, 18 Feb 1863/ 2A also Arrival in Port Chalmers, Otago Daily Times 13 March 1863,Pg 4. Search of Victoria Outwards reveals no John and Bridget KEMP with a child travelling together. John may have gone to Victoria and travelled to NZ by himself then Bridget joined him later. KEMP - aged 28, Eng, No 1024, Astrea, Dept Melbourne 8 Jan 1862 for Otago. Listed as Miner, Male, Single KEMP, John, aged 30, No 20662, Rialto, Dept Melbourne 10 Dec 1863 to Dunedin. Listed as Male, Married - No occupation or Country of birth listed. Nothing close for Bridget or son Henry. Said to arrive in NZ Nov 1862 on the Elizabeth & Jane	Kemp, John (I247)
14658	SEATOR James Andrew, 17 Chilton Grove, Dent Surg SEATOR Verna Wilds, 17 Chilton Grove, married SEATOR Andrew James, 17 Chilton Grove, Clerk	Seator, James Andrew (I6578)
14659	SEATOR James Andrew, 17 Chilton Grove, dental surgeon SEATOR Verna Wilds, 17 Chilton Grove, married	Seator, James Andrew (I6578)
14660	SEATOR James Andrew, 63 Thompson St, Dental Surgeon SEATOR Verna Wilds, 63 Thompson ST, married	Seator, James Andrew (I6578)
14661	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I6580)
14662	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I6580)
14663	Sec C of E, Grave No N 017	Meginess, Frank (I3223)
14664	Section 4, Memorial Garden 1, Plot 155 - Ashes buried 6 April 2005	Neill, Doris Julia Mary (I4719)
14665	Section A, Drive B, Path 6, Site No 53 - with Christina	Foot, John Sowden (I9197)
14666	Section A, Drive B, Path 6, Site No 53 - with John S Foot	Ross, Christina (I2346)
14667	Section B, Block 5 Plots 86 & 88	Croawell, Amelia Frances (I544)
14668	Section Protestant, Grave 215	Scott, Charles James Higgins (I9540)
14669	see downloaded marriage to William Reynolds in 1909 https://www.ancestry.com.au/family-tree/person/tree/8611336/person/300133860472/facts	Smith, Susan (I4201)
14670	see marriage cert downloaded to James Wilson 1878 Ashburton https://www.ancestry.com.au/mediaui-viewer/tree/79589625/person/40403560295/media/88fb2afa-9418-4103-a667-28e94e3947f5?destTreeId=187464059&destPersonId=372449695837 also death 1920 also marriage photo	Bennett, Mary Jane (I2524)
14671	See Robert Spence Family Tree on Ancestry by Robert Spence. Dec from John Scott who married Elizabeth Armstrong. need to follow up	Scott, John (I9490)
14672	Seemingly Adam also went to NZ for a time but then returned back to Scotland.	Scott, Adam (I1245)
14673	seemingly had 4 Children Benjamin- 1yrs John (Jack) Murray Jackson - 1929 - 29 Aug 1985 Margaret Jackson - married John Burdett 1956 died about 2016 Have son Lance Burdett and daughter Linda Ronald Desmond Jackson - see details All now deceased	Family: Benjamin Watson Jackson / Margaret Clarke Campbell Hill (F6079)
14674	Seems the they went back and forth between USA and Scotland, especially Janet to have the first two children born in Scotland. First child Mary born in 1910/11, possibly Shettleston Lanark. second daughter Elizabeth MaCracken Fleming born in 1913 - Bothwell Lanark. Others are James T Fleming born 6 Aug 1916 Pennsyvania; William C (Billy) Fleming born c 1919 Pennsyvania. Also appearing on Immigration as well as Census of USA is Alexander Fleming - adopted son, as well as Annie Fleming. I suspect these are the children of Thomas's parents or his brothers which also came to USA with them. It appears that also Thomas's parents may have also immigrated to the USA. Lots of research is required regarding this family.	Family: Thomas Fleming / Janet Gardiner Brown Laird (F5989)
14675	Sept 22 1765 Burial Weeks Susana Daughter of John	Weeks, Susannah (I5862)
14676	Sept 25 1769 The above day William Farm and Marrion Clerkson irregularly married and rebuked and declared persons and gave to the poor 1s 6d	Family: William (Farm, Ferm) Fairholm / Marrion Clerkson (F1605)
14677	Sept 6 1752 Baptised a Child to James Miller and Isabel Haitlie named James	Miller, James (I7231)
14678	Sergeant in HM 42 Regiment Foot as per his son Robert's death certificate, Burial record also says he was a Sergeant. The 42nd was also known as the "Black Watch" Prior to 1800 few records exist for the 42nd Regiment - what there is are now available in FindmyPast of which I have searched all records relating to an Angus McDonald and various spellings. It is hard to know which battles Angus was involved with, but could have been the Napoleonic Wars, but could also have been with the regiment when the involved in the American War of Independence. The Regiment took part in the successful action at Brooklyn, New York against George Washington's forces in 1776 and undertook much skirmishing against the rebels during the raminder of that war. I have found 3 Angus McDonald's listed on discharge as being Sergeant's, None of them in the 42nd Regiment nor do dates of age seem to fit. More research needs to be completed to identify Agnus McDonald correctly in the Military records.	McDonald, Angus (I4356)
14679	Served from 23 July 1875 - 25 May 1901 on the various vessals His character was always Very Good or Excellant.	Shepherd, Edmund (I4798)
14680	Service at Roswood, Masterton on Wednesday 12th April 2006 at 1.30pm followed by interment at Martinborough Cemetery at 3.45pm The cortege left for Martinborough Cemetery at 3pm and proceed through Gladstone and Longbush, Tom's favourite way to drive to Martinborough. Pallbears from the Chapel were Tom's Grandchildren: Melanie, Byron, Sharleen, Paul, Melissa and Warren Pallbears at the Graveside were: Arthur, Bill, John and Ian	Cain\ Corlett, Thomas Edward (I463)
14681	Service for Marie was held at thhe Allanton Parish Church	Lees, Mary (I6861)
14682	Service held at Gillions,Dunedin with family attending and via Zoom for Australia. Ashes to be interred in mothers grave at Anderson Bay Cemetery	Scott, Margaret June (I2634)
14683	Service held at St Faith's Church Hall, New Brighton at 2pm	Amies, Dean Michael (I1201)
14684	Service held at St Patricks Basilica, Macandrew Road, South Dunedin, at 10.30am on Monday, November 26, followed by private cremation Hope and Sons Ltd, FDANZ Griefcare. Ashes were later scattered by family members out towards Arrowtown.	Drumm, Gerald Peter (Gerry) (I3550)
14685	Service was held at "Rosewood"	Barnes, Derral Arnold (I1270)
14686	Services Area Block E Plot 57	Shepherd, William (I7602)
14687	SHACKELTON William, Head, Mar, 34, Carpenter, Hawick Roxburgh SHACKELTON Elizabeth, Wife, Mar, 34, Hawick Roxburgh SHACKELTON Janet C, Dau, Unm, 13, Scholar, Hawick Roxburgh SHACKELTON John C, Son, 9, Scholar, St Boswells Roxburgh SHACKELTON Jemima N, Dau, 8, Scholar, St Boswells Roxburgh SHACKELTON William C, Son, 6, Scholar, Roberton Selkirk SHACKELTON Mary G, Dau, 3, Roberton Selkirk SHACKELTON Walter, Son, 11mths, Roberton Selkirk SHAKELTON James, Father, Widower, 81, Pauper Agr Lab, England WALSH Michael, Lodger, Unm, 30, Lab on the Ordnance Survey, Barada Sligo	Shakelton, William (I7797)
14688	SHACKELTON William, Head, Mar, 43, Joiner employing 1 Man Apprentice, Hawick Roxburgh SHACKELTON Elizabeth, Wife, Mar, 28, Hawick Roxburgh SHACKELTON William, Son, Unm, 46? (should be 16), Joiner (apprentice), Roberton Selkirk SHACKELTON Walter, Son, 10, Scholar, Roberton Selkirk SHACKELTON Charles, Son, 8, Scholar, Roberton Selkirk	Shakelton, William (I7797)
14689	SHAKELTON Helen Cairns Shakelton, daughter of William Shakelton, Joiner in Wilton Path and his spouse Elizabeth Cairns was born on the 21st July 1849 and baptised 2nd September following by the Rev Adam Thomson Witnesses: John Scott, Gaswork 7 others.	Shakelton, Helen Cairns (I7798)
14690	SHAKELTON Jemima Margaret Shakelton third daughter and fourth child of William Shakelton, Joiner, Lessuden and of Elizabeth Cairns his wife was born 16 March 1853 and baptized in April following by the Rev ? Lanjou ??	Shakelton, Jemima Margaret (I7800)
14691	SHAKELTON John Cairns Shakelton oldest son and third child of William Shakelton, Joiner, Lessuden and of Elizabeth Cairns his wife was born 8th June 1851 and baptised in July following by the Rev ??	Shakelton, John Cairns (Shackleton) (I7801)
14692	SHAKELTON William, Head, Mar, 25, Carpenter Master Emp 1 Man, Hawick Roxburgh SHAKELTON Elizabeth, Wife, Mar, 24, Hawick Roxburgh SHAKELTON Janet, Dau, 3, Roxburgh SHAKELTON Helen, Dau, 1, Hawick BURN James, Lodger, Unm, 28, Blacksmith Master, Lilliesleaf Roxburgh	Shakelton, William (I7797)
14693	SHAW Thomas, Head, 47, Coal Miner, Irvine Ayrshire SHAW Ellen, Wife, 41, Miners Wife, Tranent Haddington SHAW Moses, Son, 21, Coal Miner, Ormiston Haddington SHAW Andrew, Son, 17, Coal Miner, Bothwell Lanark SHAW Alice, Dau, 11, Scholar, Bothwell Lanark SHAW Mary, Dau, 9, Scholar, Bothwell Lanark SHAW William, Son, 7, Scholar, Bothwell Lanark SHAW Isaac, Son, 6, Scholar, Bothwell Lanark SHAW Thomas, Son, 4, Bothwell Lanark SHAW Janet, Dau, 2, Bothwell Lanark SHAW Annie, Dau, 9mths, Bothwell Lanark WATT Ellen, Mother in Law, 61, Housekeeper, Tranent Haddington	Shaw, Thomas (I7075)
14694	SHAW Thomas, Head, 56, Widower, Coal Miner Hewer, Worker, Dreghorn Ayr SHAW William, Son, 18, S, Carter, Colliery, Uddingston Lanark SHAW Isaac, Son, 17, Coalminer Hewer, Uddingston Lanark SHAW Thomas, Son, 14, Coalminer Hewer, Uddingston Lanark SHAW Maggie, Dau, 23, S, Uddingston Lanark SHAW Jeanima (? Janet or Annie), Dau, 11, School, Uddingston Lanark SHAW Jeanie, Dau, 7, School, Uddingston Lanark SHAW Eliz, Dau, 2, Uddingston Lanark MUIRHEAD Ellen, Granddaughter, 1, Uddingston Lanark WATT Ellen, Mother in Law, 73, Widow, Inaversk Midlothian (Ellen Muir Muirhead/Shaw reg 1910 Bothwell, Lanark - 625/1 153 - May be daughter of Maggie since Maggie is living back at home in the 1911 Census, as she would have been required to look after all the younger children, since her Mother had died in 1908, plus Grandmother was now 73 and would have found it difficult to look after little ones.)	Shaw, Thomas (I7075)
14695	SHAW Thomas, Head, Mar, 36, Coal Miner, employed, Dreghorn, Ayrshire, 2 rooms with windows SHAW Ellen, Wife, Mar, 32, Haddington SHAW Moses, Son, 11, Scholar, Ormiston SHAW Ellen, Dau, 9, Scholar, Bothwell,Lanark SHAW Andrew, Son, 7, Scholar, Bothwell SHAW Agnes, Dau, 6, Scholar, Bothwell SHAW Maggie, Dau, 3, Bothwell SHAW, Alice, Dau, 1, Bothwell SIMPSON, William, Boarder, Unm, 21, Coal Miner, employed, Haddington	Shaw, Thomas (I7075)
14696	SHAW Thos, Head, 26, Coalminer, Annieklodge Ayreshire SHAW Helen, Wife, 20, Tranent Haddington SHAW Moses, Son, 10 mths, House of Muir, Haddingtonshire.	Shaw, Thomas (I7075)
14697	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I2893)
14698	SHEET Terrible Death of a Publican. An inquest was held at the Blue Anchor, Sheet, on Friday, by Mr Edgar Goble, county coroner, on the body of Henry Kimber, the late landloard, who was a man of intemperate habits, and during the last four years had been suffering from delirium tremenus. Mrs Kimber said that on the night of Monday, the 18th inst, she put deceased to bed about ten o'clock, and left her son in the room to mind him. He remained there a short time, and then went to bed in an adjoining room. Mrs Kimber went downstairs to wait up for her daughters, who had gone to a Foresters' anniversary at Lim. They did not arrive home until a quarter to one or thereabouts. On driving up to the door they saw their father lying in the road, four or five yards away from the house, with his face towards the road, lying on his stomach, without any other clothing than his shirt. The bedroom window was open, and underneath the window was a mass of broken flower pots, flowers, and earth, and in fact it seemed quite clear that the deceased had leaped from the window and brought down the flower pots with him; but, strange to relate, there were no marks about the deceased that would betoken such a fall, he only being bruised on the left arm. Mrs Kimber stated that she did not send for a doctor until about eight hours after the accident had occurred. - Dr. Albert Warren Leachman proved being sent for about 9.30 am on the 19th inst. He said he found deceased suffering from acute mania, fast tending to exhaustion. He was shouting and singing. Hearing of the accident, witness examined the head and body, but could find no sign of injury. From the absence of paralysis, unconsciouness, or other signs of injury to the nerve structures, he came to the conclusion that he was not suffering from the effects of the accident. In witness's opinion he died from exhaustion, caused by acute mania resulting from intemperance. Witness thought that deceased should have been watched. In answer to a question by the Foreman, witness said he did not think that the fall from the window had accelerated deceased's death in the alightment. It was mentioned to the Coroner that a lodger in the house on the night in question had heard a noise as of something heavy falling. The jury then returned a verdict in accordance with the medical testimony, vix, that the deceased died from exhaustion caused by acute mania resulting from intemperance. Unknown Newspaper but said to be 20 June 1877 - from a family member SHEET STRANGE ACCIDENT - A notice will be seen in our obituary column, of the death of Mr Henry Kimber, for some years past the Landlord of the "Blue Anchor" Ramshall. The deceased's death appears to have been accelerated by a very painful accident; On Monday last, deceased's daughter attended the Foresters' Anniversary at Liss, and drive back accompanied by some friends, and reached their house, between one and two o'clock on the following morning. When they arrived opposite the deceased's house, they heard some one, who appeared to be in the road, call out for them not to drive over him. The driver fortunately stopped his horse just in time, and dismounting, found the deceased lying in the road in his nightshirt, with his head towards the road, and within a foot or two of the wheel. He was immediately taken into his house, when it was found that some time previously he had retired to rest in a room opposite to where he was found, and of which the window was found wide open. Some short time before he was picked up, Mr Kimber had heard a crash, but did not take any notice of it. The flower pots on the cill of his bedroom, were thrown down and broken, and it is surmised that he must have accidentally fallen from the window. Dr Leachman, who had previously been attending him, was called in but the unfortunate man died on the following day.	Kimber, Henry (I3685)
14699	SHEPHERD Edmund, 63 Gilbert Street, warder SHEPHERD Elizabeth, 63, Gilbert Street, married	Hill, Mary Elizabeth (I2499)
14700	SHEPHERD Edmund, 63 Gilbert Street, warder SHEPHERD Elizabeth, 63, Gilbert Street, married	Shepherd, Edmund (I4798)

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14651

SCOTT, Colin James (Jim)
7272, RNZN, WW11
On May 4, 2004, at St Lukes Hospital, loved brother of Joyce, Doug, Les, Marg, Gretta and the late Norman, Watt, Ted, and Audrey.
A service for Jim will be held in Campbells Chapel, 95 Gordon Road, Mosgiel, on Thursday, May 6, at 11am, followed by a private cremation.
Messages c/- Gretta Jamieson, 3 Loudon Street, Green Island.

Scott, Colin James (Jim) (I649)

14652

SCOTT, James G, Head, Renting,40, all details re parentage etc Scotland, Officer in Salvation Army
SCOTT, Minnie D, Wife, 21, from Camada
SCOTT, James G, Son, 8, born Maine
SCOTT, Henry B, Son, 2yrs 4mths, born Massachuetts
SCOTT, Albert P, Son, 1yr 3mths, born Massachuetts

Scott, James Gibson (I2562)

14653

SCOTT, Margaret Joyce (Grams).
On June 9, 2011, suddenly at Dunedin Hospital; aged 75 years.
Dearly loved wife of the late Bob, loved and loving Mum and Mother-in-law of Margaret and Kevin, Robert and Janine, Brian and Jackie, Gregory and Susan, and Trudie and Ben, adored Grams of Jacinda, and Melissa; Philipa, Morgan, Robert and Isaac; Nathan, Clair, Olivia, Samantha and Genevieve; Sinead, and Angus, loved Great-Grams of Esme, Eden, Zach, and Paige.
Rest in peace.
Requiem Mass will be celebrated in St Bernadette's Catholic Church, Forbury Road, at 1pm on Monday, June 13.
The funeral then leaving for the Green Park Cemetery.
Rosary will be held in the Church, at 5.30pm on Sunday evening.
Messages to Scotts Ridge, 28 MacMaster Road, Saddle Hill, RD1, Dunedin 9076.
Hope and Sons Ltd. FDANZ

SCOTT Margaret Joyce.
Loved Mother and Grandmother of Margaret and Kevin Carter (Wellington), Jacinda and Franz Stoufer (Auckland), Melissa and Bryan Field (Wellington), Zachary, Paige, Jakob, and Harri.
Messages to 28 Meadowbank Drive, Belmont, Lower Hutt 5010.

SCOTT, Margaret Joyce (Grams).
Most dearly loved and deeply missed Mum, Mother-in-Law and Grams of Gregory, Susan, Sinead and Angus. XXXX
"So polish the stars,
And fire up the Sun;
And put out some slippers,
To welcome my Mum.
Find a new galaxy,
And light up her name;
Because life on planet Earth,
Just won't be the same."

SCOTT, Margaret.
Much loved sister of the late Ernest Leyden, and sister-in-law of Lorraine, Aunty Marg will be remembered with great love and affection by Anthony, Theresa, Andrea, Bridget, Gaylene, Carole, Barbara, Jenny, Deanna, Daniel and their partners and children.

Leyden, Margaret Joyce (I314)

14654

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Living / Living (F872)

14655

SCOTT, Robert, Head, Coal Miner, M, 51, M, Carstairs, Lanark
SCOTT, Agnes, Wife, M 46, F, Carnwath, Lanark
SCOTT, William, Son, Miner, U,20,M, Carnwath, Lanark
SCOTT, Adam, Son, Miner, U,18, M, Carnwath, Lanark
SCOTT, Catherine, Dau, Scholar, 12, F, Carnwath, Lanark
SCOTT, Marrion, Dau, Scholar,10, F, Carnwath, Lanark
SCOTT, Robert, Son, Scholar, 7, M, Carnwath, Lanark
SCOTT, Agnes, Dau, Scholar, 5, M, Carnwath, Lanark
SCOTT, Janet, Dau, Scholar, 4, F, Carnwath, Lanark
SCOTT, James G, Son, 2, M, Carnwath, Lanark

Scott, Robert (I369)

14656

SCOTT, William , Head, M, 48, Tailor, Employed 1 man, Carnwath. Lanark
SCOTT, Marrion, Wife, M, 50, Carnwath
SCOTT, James, Son, U, 25, Labourer, Carstairs
SCOTT, Robert, Son, U, 21, Miner, Carstairs
SCOTT, Hugh, Son, U, 19, Tailor, Cairstairs
SCOTT, Janet, Dau, U, 17, Carstairs
SCOTT, Elizabeth, Dau, U, 9, Scholar, Carnwath
SCOTT, Jane, Dau, U, 7, Scholar, Carnwath
SCOTT, William, Son, U, 5, Scholar, Carnwath.

Scott, William (I379)

14657

Search of HORNER index by Jill Statton, March 1999, listed a J & A KEMP passenger for Port Chalmers NZ, per "Ashburton" departed 17 Feb 1863 - master was W. Orchard. Details taken from SA Register, 18 Feb 1863/ 2A also Arrival in Port Chalmers, Otago Daily Times 13 March 1863,Pg 4.

Search of Victoria Outwards reveals no John and Bridget KEMP with a child travelling together.

John may have gone to Victoria and travelled to NZ by himself then Bridget joined him later.

KEMP - aged 28, Eng, No 1024, Astrea, Dept Melbourne 8 Jan 1862 for Otago. Listed as Miner, Male, Single

KEMP, John, aged 30, No 20662, Rialto, Dept Melbourne 10 Dec 1863 to Dunedin. Listed as Male, Married - No occupation or Country of birth listed.

Nothing close for Bridget or son Henry.

Said to arrive in NZ Nov 1862 on the Elizabeth & Jane

Kemp, John (I247)

14658

SEATOR James Andrew, 17 Chilton Grove, Dent Surg
SEATOR Verna Wilds, 17 Chilton Grove, married
SEATOR Andrew James, 17 Chilton Grove, Clerk

Seator, James Andrew (I6578)

14659

SEATOR James Andrew, 17 Chilton Grove, dental surgeon
SEATOR Verna Wilds, 17 Chilton Grove, married

Seator, James Andrew (I6578)

14660

SEATOR James Andrew, 63 Thompson St, Dental Surgeon
SEATOR Verna Wilds, 63 Thompson ST, married

Seator, James Andrew (I6578)

14661

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I6580)

14662

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I6580)

14663

Sec C of E, Grave No N 017

Meginess, Frank (I3223)

14664

Section 4, Memorial Garden 1, Plot 155 - Ashes buried 6 April 2005

Neill, Doris Julia Mary (I4719)

14665

Section A, Drive B, Path 6, Site No 53 - with Christina

Foot, John Sowden (I9197)

14666

Section A, Drive B, Path 6, Site No 53 - with John S Foot

Ross, Christina (I2346)

14667

Section B, Block 5 Plots 86 & 88

Croawell, Amelia Frances (I544)

14668

Section Protestant, Grave 215

Scott, Charles James Higgins (I9540)

14669

see downloaded marriage to William Reynolds in 1909
https://www.ancestry.com.au/family-tree/person/tree/8611336/person/300133860472/facts

Smith, Susan (I4201)

14670

see marriage cert downloaded to James Wilson 1878 Ashburton
https://www.ancestry.com.au/mediaui-viewer/tree/79589625/person/40403560295/media/88fb2afa-9418-4103-a667-28e94e3947f5?destTreeId=187464059&destPersonId=372449695837

also death 1920
also marriage photo

Bennett, Mary Jane (I2524)

14671

See Robert Spence Family Tree on Ancestry by Robert Spence.
Dec from John Scott who married Elizabeth Armstrong. need to follow up

Scott, John (I9490)

14672

Seemingly Adam also went to NZ for a time but then returned back to Scotland.

Scott, Adam (I1245)

14673

seemingly had 4 Children

Benjamin- 1yrs
John (Jack) Murray Jackson - 1929 - 29 Aug 1985
Margaret Jackson - married John Burdett 1956 died about 2016
Have son Lance Burdett and daughter Linda
Ronald Desmond Jackson - see details

All now deceased

Family: Benjamin Watson Jackson / Margaret Clarke Campbell Hill (F6079)

14674

Seems the they went back and forth between USA and Scotland, especially Janet to have the first two children born in Scotland. First child Mary born in 1910/11, possibly Shettleston Lanark.
second daughter Elizabeth MaCracken Fleming born in 1913 - Bothwell Lanark.
Others are James T Fleming born 6 Aug 1916 Pennsyvania; William C (Billy) Fleming born c 1919 Pennsyvania.
Also appearing on Immigration as well as Census of USA is Alexander Fleming - adopted son, as well as Annie Fleming.
I suspect these are the children of Thomas's parents or his brothers which also came to USA with them.
It appears that also Thomas's parents may have also immigrated to the USA.
Lots of research is required regarding this family.

Family: Thomas Fleming / Janet Gardiner Brown Laird (F5989)

14675

Sept 22 1765
Burial
Weeks Susana Daughter of John

Weeks, Susannah (I5862)

14676

Sept 25 1769
The above day William Farm and Marrion Clerkson irregularly married and rebuked and declared persons and gave to the poor 1s 6d

Family: William (Farm, Ferm) Fairholm / Marrion Clerkson (F1605)

14677

Sept 6 1752
Baptised a Child to James Miller and Isabel Haitlie named James

Miller, James (I7231)

14678

Sergeant in HM 42 Regiment Foot as per his son Robert's death certificate, Burial record also says he was a Sergeant.
The 42nd was also known as the "Black Watch"

Prior to 1800 few records exist for the 42nd Regiment - what there is are now available in FindmyPast of which I have searched all records relating to an Angus McDonald and various spellings.
It is hard to know which battles Angus was involved with, but could have been the Napoleonic Wars, but could also have been with the regiment when the involved in the American War of Independence. The Regiment took part in the successful action at Brooklyn, New York against George Washington's forces in 1776 and undertook much skirmishing against the rebels during the raminder of that war.

I have found 3 Angus McDonald's listed on discharge as being Sergeant's, None of them in the 42nd Regiment nor do dates of age seem to fit. More research needs to be completed to identify Agnus McDonald correctly in the Military records.

McDonald, Angus (I4356)

14679

Served from 23 July 1875 - 25 May 1901 on the various vessals
His character was always Very Good or Excellant.

Shepherd, Edmund (I4798)

14680

Service at Roswood, Masterton on Wednesday 12th April 2006 at 1.30pm followed by interment at Martinborough Cemetery at 3.45pm
The cortege left for Martinborough Cemetery at 3pm and proceed through Gladstone and Longbush, Tom's favourite way to drive to Martinborough.

Pallbears from the Chapel were Tom's Grandchildren:
Melanie, Byron, Sharleen, Paul, Melissa and Warren
Pallbears at the Graveside were:
Arthur, Bill, John and Ian

Cain\ Corlett, Thomas Edward (I463)

14681

Service for Marie was held at thhe Allanton Parish Church

Lees, Mary (I6861)

14682

Service held at Gillions,Dunedin with family attending and via Zoom for Australia. Ashes to be interred in mothers grave at Anderson Bay Cemetery

Scott, Margaret June (I2634)

14683

Service held at St Faith's Church Hall, New Brighton at 2pm

Amies, Dean Michael (I1201)

14684

Service held at St Patricks Basilica, Macandrew Road, South Dunedin, at 10.30am on Monday, November 26, followed by private cremation
Hope and Sons Ltd, FDANZ Griefcare.

Ashes were later scattered by family members out towards Arrowtown.

Drumm, Gerald Peter (Gerry) (I3550)

14685

Service was held at "Rosewood"

Barnes, Derral Arnold (I1270)

14686

Services Area Block E Plot 57

Shepherd, William (I7602)

14687

SHACKELTON William, Head, Mar, 34, Carpenter, Hawick Roxburgh
SHACKELTON Elizabeth, Wife, Mar, 34, Hawick Roxburgh
SHACKELTON Janet C, Dau, Unm, 13, Scholar, Hawick Roxburgh
SHACKELTON John C, Son, 9, Scholar, St Boswells Roxburgh
SHACKELTON Jemima N, Dau, 8, Scholar, St Boswells Roxburgh
SHACKELTON William C, Son, 6, Scholar, Roberton Selkirk
SHACKELTON Mary G, Dau, 3, Roberton Selkirk
SHACKELTON Walter, Son, 11mths, Roberton Selkirk
SHAKELTON James, Father, Widower, 81, Pauper Agr Lab, England
WALSH Michael, Lodger, Unm, 30, Lab on the Ordnance Survey, Barada Sligo

Shakelton, William (I7797)

14688

SHACKELTON William, Head, Mar, 43, Joiner employing 1 Man Apprentice, Hawick Roxburgh
SHACKELTON Elizabeth, Wife, Mar, 28, Hawick Roxburgh
SHACKELTON William, Son, Unm, 46? (should be 16), Joiner (apprentice), Roberton Selkirk
SHACKELTON Walter, Son, 10, Scholar, Roberton Selkirk
SHACKELTON Charles, Son, 8, Scholar, Roberton Selkirk

Shakelton, William (I7797)

14689

SHAKELTON
Helen Cairns Shakelton, daughter of William Shakelton, Joiner in Wilton Path and his spouse Elizabeth Cairns was born on the 21st July 1849 and baptised 2nd September following by the Rev Adam Thomson
Witnesses: John Scott, Gaswork 7 others.

Shakelton, Helen Cairns (I7798)

14690

SHAKELTON
Jemima Margaret Shakelton third daughter and fourth child of William Shakelton, Joiner, Lessuden and of Elizabeth Cairns his wife was born 16 March 1853 and baptized in April following by the Rev ? Lanjou ??

Shakelton, Jemima Margaret (I7800)

14691

SHAKELTON
John Cairns Shakelton oldest son and third child of William Shakelton, Joiner, Lessuden and of Elizabeth Cairns his wife was born 8th June 1851 and baptised in July following by the Rev ??

Shakelton, John Cairns (Shackleton) (I7801)

14692

SHAKELTON William, Head, Mar, 25, Carpenter Master Emp 1 Man, Hawick Roxburgh
SHAKELTON Elizabeth, Wife, Mar, 24, Hawick Roxburgh
SHAKELTON Janet, Dau, 3, Roxburgh
SHAKELTON Helen, Dau, 1, Hawick
BURN James, Lodger, Unm, 28, Blacksmith Master, Lilliesleaf Roxburgh

Shakelton, William (I7797)

14693

SHAW Thomas, Head, 47, Coal Miner, Irvine Ayrshire
SHAW Ellen, Wife, 41, Miners Wife, Tranent Haddington
SHAW Moses, Son, 21, Coal Miner, Ormiston Haddington
SHAW Andrew, Son, 17, Coal Miner, Bothwell Lanark
SHAW Alice, Dau, 11, Scholar, Bothwell Lanark
SHAW Mary, Dau, 9, Scholar, Bothwell Lanark
SHAW William, Son, 7, Scholar, Bothwell Lanark
SHAW Isaac, Son, 6, Scholar, Bothwell Lanark
SHAW Thomas, Son, 4, Bothwell Lanark
SHAW Janet, Dau, 2, Bothwell Lanark
SHAW Annie, Dau, 9mths, Bothwell Lanark
WATT Ellen, Mother in Law, 61, Housekeeper, Tranent Haddington

Shaw, Thomas (I7075)

14694

SHAW Thomas, Head, 56, Widower, Coal Miner Hewer, Worker, Dreghorn Ayr
SHAW William, Son, 18, S, Carter, Colliery, Uddingston Lanark
SHAW Isaac, Son, 17, Coalminer Hewer, Uddingston Lanark
SHAW Thomas, Son, 14, Coalminer Hewer, Uddingston Lanark
SHAW Maggie, Dau, 23, S, Uddingston Lanark
SHAW Jeanima (? Janet or Annie), Dau, 11, School, Uddingston Lanark
SHAW Jeanie, Dau, 7, School, Uddingston Lanark
SHAW Eliz, Dau, 2, Uddingston Lanark
MUIRHEAD Ellen, Granddaughter, 1, Uddingston Lanark
WATT Ellen, Mother in Law, 73, Widow, Inaversk Midlothian

(Ellen Muir Muirhead/Shaw reg 1910 Bothwell, Lanark - 625/1 153 - May be daughter of Maggie since Maggie is living back at home in the 1911 Census, as she would have been required to look after all the younger children, since her Mother had died in 1908, plus Grandmother was now 73 and would have found it difficult to look after little ones.)

Shaw, Thomas (I7075)

14695

SHAW Thomas, Head, Mar, 36, Coal Miner, employed, Dreghorn, Ayrshire, 2 rooms with windows
SHAW Ellen, Wife, Mar, 32, Haddington
SHAW Moses, Son, 11, Scholar, Ormiston
SHAW Ellen, Dau, 9, Scholar, Bothwell,Lanark
SHAW Andrew, Son, 7, Scholar, Bothwell
SHAW Agnes, Dau, 6, Scholar, Bothwell
SHAW Maggie, Dau, 3, Bothwell
SHAW, Alice, Dau, 1, Bothwell
SIMPSON, William, Boarder, Unm, 21, Coal Miner, employed, Haddington

Shaw, Thomas (I7075)

14696

SHAW Thos, Head, 26, Coalminer, Annieklodge Ayreshire
SHAW Helen, Wife, 20, Tranent Haddington
SHAW Moses, Son, 10 mths, House of Muir, Haddingtonshire.

Shaw, Thomas (I7075)

14697

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I2893)

14698

SHEET
Terrible Death of a Publican.
An inquest was held at the Blue Anchor, Sheet, on Friday, by Mr Edgar Goble, county coroner, on the body of Henry Kimber, the late landloard, who was a man of intemperate habits, and during the last four years had been suffering from delirium tremenus. Mrs Kimber said that on the night of Monday, the 18th inst, she put deceased to bed about ten o'clock, and left her son in the room to mind him. He remained there a short time, and then went to bed in an adjoining room. Mrs Kimber went downstairs to wait up for her daughters, who had gone to a Foresters' anniversary at Lim. They did not arrive home until a quarter to one or thereabouts. On driving up to the door they saw their father lying in the road, four or five yards away from the house, with his face towards the road, lying on his stomach, without any other clothing than his shirt. The bedroom window was open, and underneath the window was a mass of broken flower pots, flowers, and earth, and in fact it seemed quite clear that the deceased had leaped from the window and brought down the flower pots with him; but, strange to relate, there were no marks about the deceased that would betoken such a fall, he only being bruised on the left arm. Mrs Kimber stated that she did not send for a doctor until about eight hours after the accident had occurred. - Dr. Albert Warren Leachman proved being sent for about 9.30 am on the 19th inst. He said he found deceased suffering from acute mania, fast tending to exhaustion. He was shouting and singing. Hearing of the accident, witness examined the head and body, but could find no sign of injury. From the absence of paralysis, unconsciouness, or other signs of injury to the nerve structures, he came to the conclusion that he was not suffering from the effects of the accident. In witness's opinion he died from exhaustion, caused by acute mania resulting from intemperance. Witness thought that deceased should have been watched. In answer to a question by the Foreman, witness said he did not think that the fall from the window had accelerated deceased's death in the alightment. It was mentioned to the Coroner that a lodger in the house on the night in question had heard a noise as of something heavy falling. The jury then returned a verdict in accordance with the medical testimony, vix, that the deceased died from exhaustion caused by acute mania resulting from intemperance.

Unknown Newspaper but said to be 20 June 1877 - from a family member

SHEET
STRANGE ACCIDENT -
A notice will be seen in our obituary column, of the death of Mr Henry Kimber, for some years past the Landlord of the "Blue Anchor" Ramshall. The deceased's death appears to have been accelerated by a very painful accident; On Monday last, deceased's daughter attended the Foresters' Anniversary at Liss, and drive back accompanied by some friends, and reached their house, between one and two o'clock on the following morning. When they arrived opposite the deceased's house, they heard some one, who appeared to be in the road, call out for them not to drive over him. The driver fortunately stopped his horse just in time, and dismounting, found the deceased lying in the road in his nightshirt, with his head towards the road, and within a foot or two of the wheel. He was immediately taken into his house, when it was found that some time previously he had retired to rest in a room opposite to where he was found, and of which the window was found wide open. Some short time before he was picked up, Mr Kimber had heard a crash, but did not take any notice of it. The flower pots on the cill of his bedroom, were thrown down and broken, and it is surmised that he must have accidentally fallen from the window. Dr Leachman, who had previously been attending him, was called in but the unfortunate man died on the following day.

Kimber, Henry (I3685)

14699

SHEPHERD Edmund, 63 Gilbert Street, warder
SHEPHERD Elizabeth, 63, Gilbert Street, married

Hill, Mary Elizabeth (I2499)

14700

SHEPHERD Edmund, 63 Gilbert Street, warder
SHEPHERD Elizabeth, 63, Gilbert Street, married

Shepherd, Edmund (I4798)

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