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OPR Scotland
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Julie | Report | 26 Sep 2006 17:07 |
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Kathy I am away for a week on saturday, if you wish you can send an email if you find anything. I would not like you to think I was ignoring you after going to all this trouble for me. Julie |
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tweedledee | Report | 26 Sep 2006 19:57 |
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Hi, Everyone seems to be quite knowledgable about OPR's in Scotland, and like Julie I have hit a brick wall in the same period around 1750 Can someone please tell me how you find Monumental Inscriptions.....I am looking for Alexander Pullar married to Mary Clark. Their first child was born in Little Dunkeld,Perth 1764 I can't find a marriage or death for either Alexander or Mary. Maybe a Monumental Inscription will give m a clue. I would be grateful for ANY help or advice. Thanks. Margaret |
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Uncle John | Report | 26 Sep 2006 20:47 |
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See my message near the top of the thread re a useful Scottish genealogy website/forum. They really are very knowledgeable and helpful. John |
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Barbara | Report | 27 Sep 2006 00:58 |
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You could also try www.talkingscot(.)com/forum Someone on there sent a picture of my ancestors monument in Edinburgh. Barbara |
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