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Re: Birnie (Aberdeen)

JANEDDLESTON — 2009-06-16 18:33:50Z

Hi my great grandmother was Jessie Birnie the sister of your great grandmother my knowledge of her is very scarce as she died aged 27yrs of age in 1900 when my grandfather was very small.
It would be fantastic if you could help fill in any blanks I only have one photograph of her but I know she died in a hotel/pub in Sunderland called the Railway Tavern this was I presume where her Mother was a publican
Kind regards
Jan

Re: William/Sophia BIRNIE - Pitsligo, Scotland

davidbritt52 — 2009-05-23 14:42:44Z

Kevin.. I know its been some time since you posted this msg., but I'm hoping you are still active. Please contact me at mpexota@yahoo.com.. I have some questions on your/my Birnie family.. My connection is through John Birnie + Jane/Jean Smith. regards db

Re: Annabella Third BIRNIE,Roseheart,Aberdeen, c1900

alexanderburt — 2009-04-01 14:00:51Z

you nay recieve more info if you were to place email address

ALEC
ALEXANDERBURT@BTINTERNET.COM

Re: William/Robert Birnie from Hull Liverpool

jnt51 — 2008-10-31 16:02:12Z

Hello Marjorie,

I tries to contact you by email a year ago regarding your post mentioning Alfred Gilbert, my wife's grandfather, but received no reply. I have just noticed your query regarding Robert Burney and while I have no more information on ancestors I will mention that there was another brother, William Barney junior, born about 1801. He appears consistently in the censuses from 1841 to 1871, as a mariner in 1841, then for 20 years as a sawyer and in 1871 as a seaman merchant navy. He died in 1875. in 1851 Robert's daughters Frances Elizabeth and Susan Ann were with him while their father was at sea and their mother was with her mother Elizabeth McLevey, mistranscribed as Leng. I have a list of Robert's ships and voyages researched by a descendant of Susan Ann.

Regards, Jack Trappe

Birnie Ireland and Australia

BarbBraswell102 — 2008-07-06 12:06:23Z

I am trying to find a connection between an E. L. Birnie who wrote a letter in 1915 from Newtown Australia and John "Jack" Stewart of Killygullib, Tamlaght O'Crilly Parish, Co. Londonderry, Ireland. I am not familiar with the name Birnie in TOC but do have quite a bit on the Stewarts of the area. Jack Stewart died at Gallipoli in 1914 and in his records is this letter stating E.L. is his cousin. I know this is a long shot but if anyone has any leads or suggestions for me it would be greatly appreciated.
Barbara Braswell

Re: William Birnie

strachan47 — 2008-05-24 22:10:42Z

Hi,

I guess that your William Birnie could have been buried in either Peathill or Rathen churchyards. I have a map of burials at Peathill but not Rathen.
My family has strong connections with Birnies from the Pitsligo parish, but I have not been able to quite fix on which village they may have come from.

Good luck in your search.

David Strachan

Re: William Birnie

margaretbarte — 2008-02-15 20:55:04Z

Hi, William

I am looking for a list of people interred at Peathill Kirk Cemetery near Rosehearty, Scotland. Upon visiting Rosehearty/Fraserburgh, my grandmother Margaret Blackhall Watt said we had relatives buried there. It was a very small cemetery and she said people were buried atop other people.

My great grandmother Jane Elizabeth Birnie Williamson was born in Rathen/Rosehearty aprox 1854. She is buried in a cemetery near Rosehearty but I don't know its name.

Thank you for any clues, Margaret mistymoonlite4@aol.com

Re: Birnie Family

lmcoe — 2006-11-30 00:44:07Z

I am looking for my family history i am in a spot that i am not sure i can find I hope you can help My great great Grandmmother was Mary Birnie she was born in 1882 Jan 17 in Aberdeen Scottland she came to the US on the Celtic 2 whitestar
ship from Liverpool to New York New York to Ellis Island she arrived on the 28th of Feb1908she met her Sister there and all i know of her sister was her name Grace and she married a Rowell it did not say what her Husband first name was i got it off the Menafest Grace lived in Fort Lee ,New Jersey which is located delaware on the river which was near Belvidere,NJ Fort Lee is located at the entrance to the Geo. Washington Bridge as you would travelacross the hudson river into the New York City she also owned a resort place in Foul Rift I know her Mother was named Christina McAndrew and her father James Birnie I am hoping to find out when Grace came to the states and what ship also if she had any other Siblings and if she is any part of your history i have some info to share

Re: Regarding James Birnie

lmcoe — 2006-11-30 00:38:48Z

Re: Evelyn Laing Birnie

Stella_Stanger — 2006-11-24 02:51:42Z

Hi, What sort of information are you searching for.
What timeframe are you searching.

Evelyn Laing Birnie

2006-04-13 15:11:36Z

related to evelyn laing birnie (son of charles black birnie, brother to evelyn) any info appreciated

Re: Regarding James Birnie

lmcoe — 2006-03-06 19:57:02Z

my GGG Grandfather is a James Birnie I don't know when he was born i do know he married a Christina Mcandrew and i don't know her DOB eather i am sorry thay wrtr both from Aberdeen from what i was told and thay had some children i know of 2 girls one was Mary Birnie she came to the US age 24 in 1908 to stay with her sister which her sister came to the states earler and all i know about her sister is her married name Rowell on her manifest Marry wrote her name in as Mrs Rowell please if you know anything please let me know
thankyou

www.birnie.org

3170570 — 2005-07-18 04:41:31Z

Does anyone know what has happened to the website www.birnie.org?
I was a wonderful searchable database.
Thanks,
Lexi

JAMES BIRNIE, ABERDEEN, SCT - OPR

3170570 — 2005-07-18 04:41:31Z

The following record has been transcribed from the Scottish civil registration death indexes for the district of Old Aberdeen.

I am posting the info here in case it's of interest to other researchers. However, I have no connection to nor do I have further info about any of the persons mentioned below. I also do not vouch for the complete accuracy of this info so, if you have a connection to this family, I recommend you verify the details in the original source. Where question marks are inserted, this means that the handwriting was difficult to read and, therefore, the transcription of these particular words may be incorrect

From OLD PARISH RECORDS
Certificate of: Death
Year: 1878
In the DISTRICT : ABERDEEN
In the County of: ABERDEEN
Name and surname (rank or profession and whether single, married or widowed):
JAMES BIRNIE, AGRICULTURAL LABOURER, MARRIED TO MARY WHYTE
When and where died:
DECEMBER 16, 1878
Sex / Age: MALE / 59 YEARS
Name, surname, rank or profession of father:
JAMES BIRNIE, FARME SERVANT (DECEASED)
Name, surname, rank or profession of mother:
ELIZABETH WEBSTER, DOMESTIC SERVANT (DECEASED)
Cause of death: CHRONIC ?? OF LONG STANDING
Duration of disease:
Medical attendant by whom certified:
???
Signature of qualified informant, and residence, when and where certified:
JAMES BIRNIE, SON
When and where registered and signature;
DEC 17, 1878, ABERDEEN, JAMES FOWLIE

Christian Birnie - NEW MACHAR, died 1872

3170570 — 2005-07-18 04:41:31Z

The following record has been transcribed from the General Register Office of Scotland - indexes for the district of Old Aberdeen.

I am posting the info here in case it's of interest to other researchers. However, I have no connection to nor do I have further info about any of the persons mentioned below. I also do not vouch for the complete accuracy of this info so, if you have a connection to this family, I recommend you verify the details in the original source. Where question marks are inserted, this means that the handwriting was difficult to read and, therefore, the transcription of these particular words may be incorrect

Certificate of: Death
Year: 1872
In the District of: NEW MACHAR in the county of : Aberdeen
Name and surname (rank or profession and whether single, married or widowed):
Christian Birnie, housekeeper, single
When and where died:
April 3, 1872
Sex / Age: Female / 60 years
Name, surname, rank or profession of father:
William Birnie, Farmer, deceased
Name, surname, rank or profession of mother:
Christian Birnie (m.s. - Rennie) deceased
Cause of death: Cancer of liver
Duration of disease: Two years
Medical attendant by whom certified:
?? Wilson, M.D.
Signature of qualified informant, and residence, when and where certified:
William Birnie, brother, present
When and where registered and signature;
April 5, 1872 at New Machar, James Glashan - registrar

Christian Birnie - NEW MACHAR, died 1872

3170570 — 2005-07-18 04:41:31Z

Melvin Birnie and Melvin Birnie, Jr. St. Louis, MO

Diarmada — 2005-06-29 07:50:12Z

Melvin Birnie married Helen Rickermann who was born in 1907. They lived and died in St. Louis, MO. Helen's parents were John and Frances Rickermann of St. Louis, MO. Other names in this family would be Pruitt, Talleur, Poignee, Jansen, Marquardt.

Re: Birnies of Gretna

smlaurie — 2005-05-29 16:34:44Z

Hi George,

Martin BIRNIE (b. abt 1749 in Dumfriesshire) and his wife Janet IRVING (b. abt 1747 in Dumfriesshire) are my 6g-grandparents.

Of their children I know only of: Mary BIRNIE (b. abt 1771), Margaret Irving BIRNIE (b. abt 1772), and Elizabeth BIRNIE (b. abt 1784 or 1789). All children were born in Graitney, Dumfriesshire.

Margaret Irving BIRNIE and her husband Thomas WEAL (b. abt 1771) are my 5g-grandparents. They were married 9 May 1798 in Graitney.

If any of these names or dates ring a bell I'd love to hear from you!

Cheers,
Shane Laurie
Vancouver, BC, Canada

Alex BIRNIE and Marilyn (Coster) Birnie

2005-04-03 18:53:22Z

I am trying to trace the family of Alex & Marilyn Birnie. Little is known of Alex however Marilyn is the daughter of George Ernest Coster and Mary Wilson. George was born circa 1905 so I would think that Marilyn would have been born circa 1930-35. Alex and Marilyn had a son Stephen and it is believed that they moved from Edinburgh to one of the Home Counties in England possibly due to Alex's employment. Marilyn would be my 2nd Cousin. If anyone can give me a lead I would be most grateful.

JANE BIRNIE MYSTERY

2004-07-23 19:15:25Z

My grandmother claimed to be Jane Birnie born around 1880 [26 years old in 1906] at her marriage to Robert Watson in Glasgow. She claimed to be the daughter of John Birnie [Deceased Farm Servant] and Jane Birnie ms Davidson [deceased].

I can find no trace of her birth, her parents marriage etc.

Family stories suggest she was illegitimate and, like her husband Robert, was from the Banff area [perhaps Whitehills or Portsoy].

Grateful for any help, steer, bright ideas or commiseration.

Colin

Re: Edna Caroline Birnie

2004-07-01 08:08:39Z

in case first message got lost my address is The Lees Farm, Rednal, West Felton, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY11 4HR.
i travel to Scotland with my family at the end of July and hope to do some research whilst on holiday (wife permitting).
If the person i am looking for is your sister and she would prefer no contact please let me know and i will honour her wishes.
many thanks
Mark Hignett

Re: Edna Caroline Birnie

2004-05-30 09:41:16Z

many thanks for the contact, my address is The Lees Farm, Rednal, West Felton, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY11 4HR. i am an amateur geneologist carrying out research for a friend and would love to have contact from your sister if she is willing.
my phone number is 01691-610234 and i would be happy to phone or call back immediately.
once again many thanks
Mark Hignett

Re: Edna Caroline Birnie

2004-05-29 21:32:04Z

I think you are looking for my sister ? She is not on the internet so if you let me know your address, I will pass it on to her.
Strachan Birnie

Re: Birnie

2004-04-28 16:57:47Z

my great great grand father robert birnie came from scottland and move calagary area. he had three sons my great grandfather william joseph birnie,his brothers were alex birnie and james birnie. they worked in the railroads as conductors.my grand fathers name is francis robert birnie who lived in callifornia until his death last year.my father is daniel robert who lives in california.my name is robert sean birnie and i live in oklahoma. any info i would love to have to trace back my family. thanks and have a great day!

Re:ROBERT BIRNIE AND ANN SMITH OF OLD MACHAR

2003-10-10 08:37:06Z

M. 10-13-1865 IN ST. NICHOLAS, HAD SON ROBERT BORN 12-17-1869 IN OLD MACHAR. CAME TO USA AND LIVED AND DIED IN EASTON ,MASS.

Re: Birnie INformation is being sent to your e-mail as there is far too much to post here.

2003-06-23 21:14:02Z

I have only recently started researching my family tree and I came across this thread. My line comes down through James brother John born 17/2/1834 to John Birnie (b in Cruden 1809) and Elspet Hall (b. Monquiter 1807). I'd be grateful for anything you might have that would help me. My email address is frank.dunbar@which.net or frank.dunbar@tiscali.co.uk

Thanks in anticipation.

Frank

Re: Searching for parents of James Birnie

2003-06-23 20:53:10Z

James Birnie born 30/3/1843 in Peterhead to John Birnie (born in Cruden in 1809) and Elspet Hall (born in Monquiter in 1807). James siblings were:
John b. 17/2/1834 (my line)
Charles b. 1835
Mary b. 1837
Martha b. 22/6/1839
Elspet b. 28/3/1841
Alexander b. 5/3/1848

Hope this helps. I have more details about the wives and progeny of James' siblings if that would be of interest. I'm fairly new to genealogy and haven't looked up James parents in the Edinburgh Registry Office yet but when i do, I'll pass on anything else I get.

I didn't know James had gone to the US, so anything you can give me about him would be appreciated.

Frank

Re: William Birnie

2003-05-02 14:40:08Z

I have the monumental inscriptions for Peathill churchyard, the parish church of Pitsligo. I will have a look for information for you based on the information below.

Re: William/Sophia BIRNIE - Pitsligo, Scotland

2002-12-03 18:10:03Z

William (1) was my Great-Great-Great-Great Grandfather. In addition to his daughter Sophia he had a son John (2) b. 1778 married Norrie Morrison. He had a son John (3) b. 1818 married Jane Smith. He had a son John (4) b. 1851 married Sophia Buchan. He had a son George (5) b. 1882 who married Barbara Noble. He had a daughter Barbara who is my mother.

Some of this can be found at:

http://www.birnie.org/cgi-bin/geneweb.cgi?b=birnie

Re: William Birnie

2002-12-03 17:17:46Z

Hello,

William (1) was my Great-Great-Great-Great Grandfather. He had a son John (2) b. 1778 married Norrie Morrison. He had a son John (3) b. 1818 married Jane Smith. He had a son John (4) b. 1851 married Sophia Buchan. He had a son George (5) b. 1882 who married Barbara Noble. He had a daughter Barbara who is my mother.

Some of this can be found at:

http://www.birnie.org/cgi-bin/geneweb.cgi?b=birnie

How are you related to all this?

(Cousin?) Kevin, Toronto, Canada

John & Margaret (BIRNIE) (KIMBLE) BARTLOW: Kane Co., IL -> Urbana, IL -> Springfield, MO

pjkimble — 2004-04-22 14:05:18Z

Seeking information on John and Margaret J. (BIRNIE) (KIMBLE) BARTLOW. Margaret KIMBLE married John BARTLOW sometime after 1930 and before 1946. They lived in Urbana, Illinois from 1946 until sometime before 1953, when they moved to Springfield, Missouri. John and Margaret had 4 sons, one of which lost an eye due to an accident with a gian firecracker, in 6/1953. Margaret’s adopted parents were Tone T. and Edna L. (ALLEN) KIMBLE of Hampshire, Kane Co., Illinois. Margaret’s biological parents may in fact be Tone KIMBLE’s niece, Helen KIMBLE and John BIRNIE.

Tone KIMBLE had a brother William Colby KIMBLE who married Zora ?. William and Zora had two children: Margaret Helen KIMBLE (b. 1896) and Maurine J. KIMBLE. Zora died sometime prior to 1910, and Margaret/Helen and Maurine were raised by William’s parents: William Colby and Margaret Jane KIMBLE. Margaret/Helen married John BIRNIE (b. 6/1891) sometime between 1910 and 1918. They had one daughter: Margaret J. BIRNIE (b. 1916) before Margaret/Helen died on 2/6/1918. John BIRNIE and his daughter moved in with his younger brother William BIRNIE, and is present in the 1920 census for Geneva, Kane Co., Illinois. A 1928 document lists a Margaret J. BIRNIE as having lost her legal guardian (John BIRNIE). By the 1930 census John and Margaret BIRNIE are not present, however Tone and Edna KIMBLE now have an adopted daughter, Margaret J. KIMBLE, also born in 1916, and living in Hampshire, Kane Co. Illinois.

Would appreciate any information concerning the descendants of John and Margaret BARTLOW, in addition to validation of Margaret’s parentage.

Re: Your Scottish Birnie's

awatson9627 — 2003-03-22 22:08:49Z

Do you have anything on a JOHN BIRNIE married to MARGARET OGILVIE in the very late 1700 to early 1800s. Two sons James b. abt 1805 and John b. abt 1810 in Peterhead,Abd. Scotland. Thanks Anne

Birnie from Scotland to Canada via US

HibbardM — 2003-10-27 04:27:52Z

George Birnie m. Eliza Ann Morrison on Apr. 4, 1873 in Central District, Lanark Co, Scotland. Immigrated to the new world before birth of daughter Barbara Jeanne Birnie on May 25, 1875 in Mass, USA. Ended up in Ontario, Canada and Barbara Jeanne Birnie married Charles Hotchkiss on Apr 6, 1904 in Thessalon, Ontario. Barbara Jeanne had two sisters - Georgina and Annie. Charles and Barbara Jeanne Hotchkiss were my g-grandparents. Any information on parents George and Eliza Ann Birnie would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Your Scottish Birnie's

Hannah1612 — 2004-06-18 11:56:17Z

My Great Grandmother Ann Eliza Birnie was born in Sunderland, NE England in 1869. She was the daughter of William Birnie (b. Aberdeen c.1826) and Mary Ann Tunstall (b. Edinburgh c. 1834). Ann Eliza's known siblings were Thomas (c.1848), Sarah Ann (c.1851), Mary Jane (c.1853), William (c.1860), John George (c.1863), Jessie (c.1873) and Edith Amy (c.1874). All children were born in Sunderland according to Census records, although judging by their birth dates, the older siblings may have been born from a previously unknown marriage. William senior was a Mariner or Trimmer (these normally carried coal up and down the River Wear or coastal waters). After his death sometime between 1888 and 1891, his wife Mary Ann became a Publican.

Any connections? I'd love to find out more about William senior's ancestors.

Look forward to hearing from you.

Regards,

Steve........Sunderland, NE England

Birnie (Aberdeen)

Hannah1612 — 2004-06-18 11:56:17Z

Re: Re:ROBERT BIRNIE AND ANN SMITH OF OLD MACHAR

BrendaBaldwin369 — 2004-11-21 16:26:01Z

Please contact me. I think we have a connection.
Thank you, Brenda

Re: ROBERT BIRNIE OF OLD MACHAR AND EASTON ,MASS.

BrendaBaldwin369 — 2004-11-21 16:09:19Z

Hello Russell,

Please contact me. I believe that your Robert is a great-uncle of mine. My Robert came to the US pre-1874 (Easton Mass).

Best Regards,
Brenda

Searching for parents of James Birnie

missourirocks — 2002-10-29 06:51:07Z

I am looking for information on James Birnie (b. 1843 d. ?). He married Isabella Ann Allen (b. Oct 26, 1847 d. ?) on Mar 30, 1871.
Together they had 7 children before leaving Scotland to came to America (they had three more when they got here, but those children died of Diptheria in 1891). Their children's names are: James, Isabella Ann (Bell), Anna, John Hall (Hollie), Margaret Stevenson, Louisa, and Mary Cullen (she remained in Scotland).

Re: Regarding James Birnie

otter2 — 2002-12-31 03:44:54Z

James Birnie settled with his family in Cathlamet, Wahkiakum, WA. in 1846. They have a very interesting museum in that town that is always searching for history on the Birnie family. Would you be willing to send me some family history on this Birnie family? I am a member of this
museum's Historical Society and would love to present this information to them. I have collected what I could about the Birnie family and turned it over to them but I found that there is not very much available in this area.
I have 5 books in print about the Wahkiakum County, WA. records and am working on the sixth one now. It is about the early school records of that county.
I am willing to share what I have about the Birnie family that settled in Cathlamet. I only have one picture of James Birnie that I found in a book on church records for that area.
Thank you for your time.
Evelyn Morris Huerd
ehuerd@msn.com

ROBERT BIRNIE OF OLD MACHAR AND EASTON ,MASS.

rulu_1 — 2003-10-11 10:38:47Z

FATHER ROBERT W. MARRIED ANN SMITH , 1865 . CAME TO USA PRE 1880 WITH ROBERT, FANNY, MARGARET , AND MARY ANN . SISTER IN LAW WAS MARY R. SMITH . I' VE DISCHARGE PAPERS FROM THE NAVY 1895 FOR ROBERT JR. AND DISCHARGE PAPERS FROM 1918 , A DEED. MUST FIND RIGHT FAMILY TO GIVE THESE PAPERS TO . PAPERS WERE FOUND WHILE CLEANING OUT AN OLD HOUSE . HELP ME

Re: Your Scottish Birnie's

ChristinaMundy — 2004-08-30 21:36:18Z

I am trying to find my great great Gradmother's parents and siblings her name is Mary Birnie she was born in old Aberdeen Scotland in 1882 i am not sure on how many siblings and i do not know her parents names. I do know she had a sister that came to the states in the early 1900 the sister became a Rowell. my Grandmother came to the states on the Celtic 2 white Line ship in 1908 she traviled from Liverpool England to new York new York to Ellis Island she was 23 then she married Isaac Daniel Ellis Beamer at the age 26 in maryland 1910
Thankyou
Christina Mundy
if Mary Birnie is a part of your history I do have micro film of the ship list and other things about her just e-mail me if you can help i would be greatful .

Mary Birnie 1882-1967

ChristinaMundy — 2004-08-30 18:57:58Z

I am trying to find my great great Gradmother's parents and siblings her name is Mary Birnie she was born in old Aberdeen Scotland in 1882 i am not sure on how many siblings I do know she had a sister that came to the states in the early 1900 the sister became a Rowell. my Grandmother came to the states on the Celtic 2 white Line ship in 1908 she traviled from Liverpool England to new York new York to Ellis Island she was 23 then she married Isaac Daniel Ellis Beamer at the age 26 in maryland 1910 if there is anyone that can help locate her that would be wonderful or maby this might help fill in a missing gap in there history
thankyou Christina Mundy if Mary Birnie is a part of your history I do have micro film of the ship list and other things about her just e-mail me

Re: Birnie > 1900

ChristinaMundy — 2004-08-30 18:32:51Z

the mathesons are the Birnie clan i am also part of the Clan i have a Great grandmother that was from Aberdeen Scotland her Name is Mary Birnie she was born 1882 she came to the states 1908 on the Celtic ship she was 23 at the time if this is a part of your family tree line i would love to give you the info too .I have no idea on what her parents names are if there is a way of finding them i would love to know more about them if possable.

Re: ROBERT BIRNIE OF OLD MACHAR AND EASTON ,MASS.

dgardner571 — 2004-05-09 13:39:47Z

please email me I believe this is my mothers family.

Birnie of Edinburgh

JoanWrigley — 2004-08-23 14:20:53Z

My husband's gt grandmother was Elenor Birnie b. 1857 Liversedge Yks, she m. 1879 in Wakefield Herbert Wrigley, she was dau of William b. 1806 in Edinburgh and his 2nd wife Mary Ann. William had a brother George b. 1819 in Aberdeen.
The Birnie brothers, who were Carpet Weavers had moved to the Heavy Woolen District of West Yks before 1851 according to Census Returns.
Any info would be greatly appreciated, please e mail me at
joan@wrigley3392.freeserve.co.uk

Re: William/Sophia BIRNIE - Pitsligo, Scotland

@@Ecatwalk@aol.com — 2003-07-08 02:21:21Z

My updated email address is ecatwalk@aol.com

Edna Caroline Birnie

hignetts — 2003-03-14 21:13:14Z

looking for any info on Edna Caroline Birnie believed living in London in 1960, father high ranking police officer in Glasgow?

Margaret Birnie & Alexander Kelman

lexi_clark — 2003-04-23 04:27:25Z

I have both Matheson, and Birnie in my tree. Katherine Matheson married Alexander Mackenzie. Their children:
James, Jean, Kate, Alexander, John, Nicolas Sinclair, and Mary Sinclair.

Also Margaret Birnie married Alexander Kelman.
Children: Christian, Maria, Elizabeth.

Re: Birnie Family

emulfordjr — 2003-11-18 04:06:38Z

Do you have a connection with Harry Birnie who lived @ 1413 Rosedale St. Baltimore Md. in the1950's? He married Mary E. Mulford on 3 Jul 1920 in St. Paul's Chapel, Baltimore by the Rev. Carle H. Staples. He worked as a Coppersmith.
There were no known children. Do not have any information on his dob or dod. She was born Feb 1883 & died sometime after April 1956.

William Birnie

SharonL49 — 2004-06-09 15:35:29Z

Searching for info on a William Birnie originally
from Scotland moved to Oak River Manitoba
Married Bethia Thomson . Later Separated
Do not have Date of Birth or Death.He had a
sister by the name of Peggy Gow of Cardale
Manitoba..any info would be appreciated.