McLUCKIE family in Lanark in 1871

[DaveHam9]

I'd like a look up please for the McLUCKIE family in Lanark in 1871. In 1861 they were in Rutherglen and in 1881 in Partick.

Robert b. abt 1812 Glasgow
Jane/Jean b. abt 1813 Monkland
Margaret b. 1845 Mill maker
John b. 1852
Robert b. 1854
Ann b. 1857


Margaret is unmarried and should be there but you may or may not find the other three children.

Thanks.

Dave

 

[juliejtp]

Hi Dave,

This Margaret McLuckie turned up on the 1871 census with brothers Robert and John.

Civil parish Glasgow Barony
RD Anderston
Address 4 Richard Street

Margaret McLuckie head age 26 occ weaver born Glasgow
John McLuckie brother age 19 occ bricklayer born Glasgow
Robert McLuckie brother age 17 occ joiner born Glasgow

 

[DaveHam9]

Hello juliejtp,

Thank you that is the family minus the parents. Margaret was living with them in 1861 and 1881:

1881
Name: Robert McLuckie
Age: 69
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1812
Relationship: Head
Spouse's name : Jean
Gender: Male
Where born: Partick, Lanarkshire
Registration Number: 646/2
Registration district: Partick
Civil Parish: Partick
Town: Partick
County: Lanarkshire
Address: Wilson Street
Occupation: Labourer
ED: 5
Household schedule number: 1
Line: 1
Roll: cssct1881_257
+
Jean Mc Linckie 68
Margaret McLuckie 36 Mill Maker

So I wonder where parents Robert and Jean/Jane are in 1871?

Dave

 

[joyceawood17]

Hi Dave,

Looks like both were missing in action in 1871, found them in 1841, 1851, 1861, 1881, and I think just Robert in 1891 but can't find either in 1871. :'( Joyce

 

[juliejtp]

Hi Dave,

Same as Joyce nothing for them in 1871.

 

[DaveHam9]

Hello Joyce & juliejtp,

Thank you both for looking. All I can think of is that they went to Ireland to visit their son Alexander. :2fun:

Maybe they didn't but he was there around 1879, it seems without spouse and family who went to Australia.

Report of the Annual Meeting By British Association for the Advancement of Science Meeting, Meeting, British Association for the Advancement of Science.
Published by J. Murray, 1879
Item notes: v.48 (1878) Original from Harvard University

Page 530
"The Geological Survey having recently acquired a number of specimens from Jarrow Colliery, near Castlecomer, through the kindness of Mr. J. Dobbs, the proprietor, and Mr. A. McLuckie, manager of the colliery, consisting of amphibian reptiles and fish..."

Regards,

Dave

 

[DaveHam9]

Hello juliejtp,

I'm calling this one complete.

Thanks.

Dave