William Smith 1839 -1916
shoe maker/iron driller
1839ish William Smith was born in Mouswald, Dumfrieshire to James Smith,, mason, not married to the mother, & Agnes Waters/Sharman. Cannot find a baptism in Dumfrieshire on SP
1841C. just a possibility, in Nith Dumfrieshire Nith only about 8 k SW of Mouswald
Nathan Dunseath | 55 |
Elisabeth Dunseath | 50 |
Elisabeth Dunseath | 25 |
Sarah Dunseath | 20 |
Mary Dunseath | 12 |
Thomas Dunseath | 9 |
William Smith | 2 |
Also a 2 yr old William, father Thomas Smith, in Cummertrees Dumfrieshire
1851C.
1861C William Smith , 22, shoe & boot maker, born Mousewald, was living Dalbeattie .Kirkcudbrightshire
Alexander | McGowan | Head |
Married | Male | 46 | 1815 | Boot & shoer maker (master) employing 1 man | Urr, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland |
Margaret | McGowan | Wife |
Married | Female | 47 | 1814 | - | Rerwick, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland |
William | McGowan | Half brother |
Unmarried | Male | 11 | 1850 | Scholar | Dalbeattie, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland |
William | Smith | Servant |
Unmarried | Male | 22 | 1839 | Shoe & boot maker (journeyman) | Mousewald Dumfriesshire, Scotland |
1862. William Smith, 23, shoemaker, married Alice Dickson, 23, on 13/5/1862 in Dalbeattie, accordimg to the rites of the Established Church of Scotland. His parents James Smith, mason journeyman, not married to the mother, & Agnes Waters/Sharman?? ; hers Andrew Dickson plaster master, deceased, & Elizabeth Grierson . Witnesses- Alex McGowan & James Newall, in whose house Alice had been a servant
1863 Agnes W Smith was born to William & Alice 4/4/1863 in Palnackie - dofb from Ancestry O'Brien tree . . . Palnackie 6 k S of Dalbeattie
1868 William Smith was born to William & Alice 19/8/1868 in Glasgow. from Ancestry Sutton tree . What was his occupation??
1871C. William Smith, 32, hand driller locomotive works, was living Balgray Brae Springburn , Lanarkshire
William W | Smith | Head |
Married | Male | 32 | 1839 | Hand driller locomotive works | Mouswald, Dumfriesshire, Scotland |
Alice | Smith | Wife |
Married | Female | 32 | 1839 | - | Dalbeattie, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland |
Agnes W | Smith | Daughter |
- | Female | 7 | 1864 | Scholar | Palnackie, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland |
William | Smith | Son |
- | Male | 2 | 1869 | - | Springburn, Lanarkshire, Scotland |
1875. His wife, Alice Smith, 36, dies 1875 Dennistown Lanarkshire , mother Grier in SP . Buying this d.c would give me her parents, who I know
1881C. William Smith, 42, widower, iron driller, was living 17 Avenue Street, Barony, Dennistown
William | Smith | Head |
Widower | Male | 42 | 1839 | Iron driller | Mouswald, Dunbartonshire, Scotland |
Agnes | Smith | Daughter |
Unmarried | Female | 17 | 1864 | Book coverer | Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland |
William | Smith | Son |
- | Male | 12 | 1869 | Scholar | Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland |
1891C William Smith, 52, loco iron driller, widower, was living Avenue Road, Barony, Dennistown
William | Smith | Head |
Widower | Male | 52 | 1839 | Loco iron driller | Mouswald, Dumfriesshire, Scotland |
William | Smith | Son |
Unmarried | Male | 22 | 1869 | Grocers assistant | Springburn, Lanarkshire, Scotland |
1894 William Smith, 56, iron driller, widower, married Catherine Lang (nee McQueen), 48, in Glasgow, according to the rites of the Free Church of Scotland . His parents James Smith, mason, & Agnes Walters, both deceased. Both addresses 67 Avenue Road, Glasgow
1901C.William Smith , 62, rail eng.maker Driller, was living 67 Avenue Road with wife Catherine 55, .Not the William Smith 63, in Springburn/Dennistoun in SP 1901C purchased!??
Do not think the Matthew Smith is related
Avenue Road is in Springburn
1901-1911. Catherine Smith must die. Maybe 1908, aged 61, Springburn, but other possibilities
1911C. William Smith, ~72, is seemingly not in the 1911C with wife Catherine ( 1911C only available on SP, and need to purchase. )
1916. William Smith , 62, formerly engine works labourer, died in Barnhill Poor House, Glasgow, residence 67 Avenue Road. Parents James Smith, mason, and Agnes Waters. Widower of 1. Alice Dickson, 2. Catherine McQueen . Cause of death Bronchitis 5 days . Informant John Lang, his stepson
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