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Collin & Margaret YOUNG

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1851
Piece 573
Civil Parish: Paisley Middle
County: Renfrewshire
Roll: CSSCT1851_ Page 3
ED: 2
Schedule: 9
Address: 35 Moss St
YOUNG Collin Head Mar 48 Hand Loom Weaver RFW Paisley
YOUNG Margt Wife Mar 42 Laundress RFW Paisley
YOUNG John Son 13 Attending Day School RFW Paisley
YOUNG Robert Son 9 Scholar RFW Paisley

Looking for Colin/Collin & Margaret in 1861.

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Death 1859 YOUNG MARGARET [KNOX] 56 STIRLING 559/1 162 Abbey Burgh

Marriage not found so not sure if maiden name is Knox or if that is the right death.

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1861
Piece 559
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Civil Parish: Abbey (Paisley)
County: Renfrewshire
Roll: CSSCT1861_ Page 2
ED: 11
Schedule: 11
Address: 3 Gauze St
JOHNSTONE William Head Mar 80 Tailor MLN Edinburgh 3 rooms
JOHNSTONE Janet Wife Mar 74 RFW Paisley
JOHNSTONE Janet Grndau U 22 Shawl Sewer RFW Paisley
YOUNG Robert Nephew U 19 Reed Maker RFW Paisley
TENNET John Grnson 15 Plumber Appren LKS Glasgow


No baptism found for Robert, son of Collin & Margaret. Probably a grand nephew.

I've not proved the connection to Johnstone. Perhaps Janet's maiden name was Young.
 

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Thanks Emeltee.

Don't know what I did wrong the other day when I failed to find that marriage on SP.

I can't find a death for Colin.

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1863 MARRIAGES in the Parish of High Church in the Burgh of Paisley
No. 93 - 1863 On the thirtieth day of October at Castleboyd ??? Paisley After Banns according to the forms of the Baptist Church
[signed] Robert Young Grocer Bachelor - 22 - 3 George Street Paisley - Colin Young ... weaver? (Deceased) Margaret Young M.S. Knox (Deceased)
[signed] Christina Arrol ... ???Loomweaver (Spinster) - 19 - ... Street Paisley - James Arrol Shawlweaver Janet Arrol M.S. Buchart
[signed] Thos. W. Macalpine ? Minister Baptist Church George Street Paisley
[signed] Robert Marshall ? Witness, Agnes Pryor ? Witness
1863 October 31 At Paisley George Hall... ? Assistant Registrar .. ?

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YOUNG 1.JPG YOUNG 2.JPG
 

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I think the marriage took place at Castlehead, Paisley. (What looks like the tail of a letter y is the P in Paisley.)
Christina was a Power Loom Weaver.
The witnesses are Robert Maxwell and Agnes Dixon and the Assistant Registrar is George Hallam.
 

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Thanks Emeltee.

Occupation for Colin possibly starts with 'Shop' ?... {Presser) ?


Address for Christina - ? 5 Arral Street
 

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Shawl weaver sounds reasonable but I cannot work out the word in brackets, possibly begins and ends with T and I think it's 65 Arral Street but not 100% certain
 

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I looked for variations to Shawl weaver.

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During the Plague, old women were employed to diagnose the Plague from the buboes and count the dead to enable the compilation of Bills of Mortality, for which they were paid from 3 to 4 pence per corpse. Risky job!
 

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