Welcome to Izzy & Sandy's Site
This is our garden in spring
e-mail sandyizzy@sandyizzy.freeserve.co.uk
Last Revised: Monday 12 Apr 2004
Welcome to Izzy & Sandy's Site
This is our garden in spring
e-mail sandyizzy@sandyizzy.freeserve.co.uk
Last Revised: Monday 12 Apr 2004
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Hi welcome to our homepage site. It is designed to share with you our researches into Izzy's family tree and associated social history titbits she has picked up along the way |
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Izzy's ancestor details are here by courtesy of the LDS PAF5 program (our thanks to them). All entries have been recorded under a modern spelling of a surname to ease searching. Surname & forename variants found in source data are shown as additional forenames or in brackets. Sandy's ancestors are available at at his brother's site Andy Leslie |
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Details of where we are and how to reach us |
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Sources we have available for 'look up' on request |
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Notes we have come across that may interest someone out there. We shall try to change the history items each month so look in to see what's new. |
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Izzy's tree starts with her Mum & Dad and here they are in July 1943.
There are two files for each branch. A list of Ancestors (
anc) and a list of all the ancestral families (fam). TIP the quickest way to return to this page from record files is to press
and return via the Table of Contents.
Paternal Grandfather
(Dewar)anc fam
Paternal Grandmother
(Sharp)anc fam
Maternal Grandfather
(Wilson)anc fam
Maternal Grandmother(Wilson)
fam
Robbie Burns Link
rba
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Telephone 020 8650 7941
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Feed back is welcome. As we all know Genealogy is not an exact science so if you beg to differ with any of my records please let me know. |
Isabel & Sandy Leslie
97 Hayes Lane Beckenham Kent BR3 6RN England
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The record sources and lists that we have obtained over the years are listed here. If you think you may have an ancestor listed than we are happy to look them up for you. You can mail us or contact us by Post . Requests by Fax may be sent but our fax is manual so you will have to make verbal contact first on the phone. Census Index Please note that the 1891 County Census Index only show the name, sex, age, Reg District, Book, page & schedule reference. In the 1851 Census Parish Index lists, Place of birth is usually included in addtion to the name, sex, age, Reg District, Book, page & schedule reference. |
1891 Census Index Perth County (Fiche)1891 Census Index Fife County (Fiche)1851 Census Index Kinross-shire (Book)1851 Census Index Muiravonside; Stirling (Book)1851 Census Index Blairgowrie; Perthshire (Book)1851 Census Index Fortingall; Perthshire (Book)1851 Census Index Kenmore; Perthshire (Book)1851 Census Index Logierait; Perthshire (Book)1851 Census Index Weem Perthshire (Book)1851 Census Index Abbotshall & Kirkcaldy;Fife(Fiche)1851 Census Index Abdie; Fife (Book)1851 Census Index Auchtertool; Fife (Book)1851 Census Index Ballingry; Fife (Book)1851 Census Index Beath; Fife (Book)1851 Census Index Dalgety; Fife (Book)1851 Census Index Dunfermline; Fife (Fiche)1851 Census Index Inverkeithing; Fife (Book)1851 Census Index Old Monkland; Lanark (Fiche)1861 Census Index Cadder; Lanark (Fiche)1861 Census Index Govan; Lanark (Fiche)1861 Census Index Old Monkland; Lanark (Fiche)1861 Census Index Shotts & Stonehouse; Lanark (Fiche)1881 British Census and National Index (CD-ROM)The Stirling Observer Index1836-1856 (Book)Old Parish Registers Wemyss, Fife (Film)
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The Crow Road ?? I finally got round to visiting the British Library Newspaper Annex at Colindale and came across the following item:-
The Cowdenbeath & Lochgelly Times & Advertiser (Wed Nov 20 1895)
ONE BY ONE THE OLD FAMILIAR FACES DEPART
Nearly everybody in Lochgelly will have seen the old crow that has lived in Plantation Street for the past 14 years, and they will be sorry to hear of its death, which took place the other day. Somehow or other a rat got into the box where it slept and killed it. Perhaps it made a noble stand for its life. We don't know, but we may add that the rat was sent the same road as the crow, for it was caught while making a grand feast of its spoils. |
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The Burns Connection A connection to Robert Burns has always been talked of in the family. Research shows that this is true albeit by filial association! My 3xgreat grandfather's brother married the great grand daughter of Robert Burns. Elizabeth Burns was the daughter of Robert Burns and Elizabeth Paton a servant girl in his parents household at Lochlea. This may be of interest to researchers into the Hugh families of Auchterderran, I have included some details in the section Ancestors Burns |
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