Transcripts or prints from film of all
the Crawfordjohn censuses
The museum has an index for each of
the censuses 1841-1901. This is an extract from 1871.
Dalglish
Robert 8
b LKS
Crawfordjohn bk.5 sched.12
Dalglish Robert
10 b LKS Lesmahagow
bk.2 sched.4
Dalziel John
50 b LKS Douglas
bk.7 sched.46
There is also a
combined index containing all entries for 1841-1891. Here you can track
a person in each census in which they appear. This can be extremely
useful.
Milligan
Robert
2
1841
bk.7
pg.3
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12
1851
bk.7
sched.8
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22
1861
bk.6
sched.12
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32
1871
bk.6
sched.7
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41
1881
bk.6
sched.5
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52
1891
bk.5
sched.21
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From
churchyard monuments: examples
Erected by David Coke in loving memory of his wife Marion
Lammie who died at Craigend, Carluke
20 Feb 1903 aged 71yr, the above David Coke died 24 May 1909 aged
78yr.
Here lies the body of William Williamson of Strancleugh who died 20 Oct 1809 aged
88yr,and Agnes Niblo
his spouse who died 7 Jun 1823 aged 85yr, also John
Williamson of Strancleugh who died 8 Apr 1843
aged 80yr.
Mortcloth
index: examples
1758
John
Milliken, Snar, one of his children
1786
Jon
Milliken
1756
David
Mitchel, his coffin
1753
David
Mitchell, Netherton, his wife's coffin
1842
Anne
Moffat, her coffin
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Communicants
Roll Book from 1867-1909
Was your ancestor a regular
attender at communion? Changes of address are often noted, as are
admissions to, and removals from
the roll.
Examples:
Marion
Lindsay, daughter of William Lindsay, Mountherrick: married, now
Mrs D French, Netherton
Richard Carmichael, Mossbank: removed to Douglas, 1.7.1891
William Steel, Duneaton Braehead: admitted from Dolphinton, June
1890
Family history charts donated
by members
1891-1892 Valuation Roll
Roberton Churchyard
The
parish of Wiston & Roberton is just to the east of
Crawfordjohn. A number of people from Crawfordjohn, especially
from the Abington area are buried at Roberton. We have a
transcription and index of all the stones up to the year 2000. |
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