Genealogy Data Page 237
Hunter, Robert (b. )
Occupation: Collier
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Greenhorn, Margaret (b. 1806)
Census: Date: 1861
Place: 21 Kennet Village Clackmannan
Note: Margaret was a widow living with her two sons, she was also a pauper
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Leckie, William (b. )
Note: Witness to: Francis Hepburn Cruickshank #399 & Barbara Blyth #400 Married 06 Apr 1876 Cornton Bridge of Allan Scotland
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Alexander, Jane (b. )
Note: Witness to: Francis Hepburn Cruickshank #399 & Barbara Blyth #400 Married 06 Apr 1876 Cornton Bridge of Allan Scotland
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Sidders, Henry (b. )
Occupation: Labourer
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Coe, John (b. )
Note: Witness to: Isaac Sidders #910 & Frances Wiles Bones #284 Married 22 Oct 1863 Preston Faversham Kent England
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Allan, Andrew (b. 04 FEB 1838, d. 06 NOV 1848)
Note: Buried - 07 Nov 1848 - Dunfermline Fife
Source - Scotlands Parish Records - O.P.R. Deaths 424/00 0319 DUNFERMLINE
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Allan, William (b. 14 FEB 1836, d. -)
Occupation: Farmer
Census: Date: 1851
Place: East Babbcardie Kinghorn Fife
Note: William was living at home with his parents
Census: Date: 1861
Place: Boghall Muckhart Perthshire
Note: William lived at home with his parents and worked for his father
Census: Date: 1871
Place: Kelly Bank Muckhart Perthshire
Note: William like his brothers lived and worked at home with his parents
Census: Date: 1881
Place: Cornton Farm Logie Perth
Note: William was still living at home with his parents and working for his father
Census: Date: 1891
Place: Castleview Cottage Bridge of Allan Perthshire
Note: Helen and William had Helen's brother Alexander Cramb staying with them, and they had 2 servants
Census: Date: 1901
Place: Green Kerse Farm Logie Stirlingshire
Note: William and Helen had William's brother John living with them
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Paine, Janet (b. 1949, d. -)
Occupation: W PC
Note: Marriage Lines
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Holyer, Frank (b. 1892, d. 01 JUL 1950)
Occupation: Railway Worker
Note: At the time of Dorothy's baptism Frank was a railway worker. When Lilian and Joyce were Baptised he was a Labourer. When Charles was born he was a Platelayer for the railway
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