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1 1901 Census has George Carrigan as a Furniture Dealer living at 18 Antigua Street, Greenock.  Family: F127
 
2 2 January 1865
Greenock West 564/3 Index No. 13 		Family: F007
 
3 Birthdates of children are approximat except in case of Elizabeth. Family: F029
 
4 Janet, daughter of late Daniel McNeil, to George Carrigan, furniture dealer, at St Mary’s, Greenock on 2nd July 1875.
Greenock Telegraph 2.7.1900. (Greenock Telegraph
2.7.1900) 		Family: F127
 
5 Marriage details from scotlandspeople.gov.uk
GROS data 564/03 0009
Parish - Greenock Old or West
Frame No. - 2507 		Family: F116
 
6 Married on the 21st of October, 1831 in the Middle or New Parish, Greenock.

Source is MS. No. 564/01 0006, Frame 1225 held by the Church of Scotland, New Register house, Edinburgh 		Family: F001
 
7 Note that although this person was born with the last name of Adamietz that this changed to Geritz after his mother married Jacobus Geritz. John G. Adamietz/Geritz
 
8 Note that although this person was born with the last name of Adamietz that this changed to Geritz after his mother married Jacobus Geritz. Matthew Adamietz/Geritz
 
9 Note that although this person was born with the last name of Adamietz that this changed to Geritz after her mother married Jacobus Geritz. Sarah Jane Adamietz/Geritz
 
10 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. William Adamietz/Geritz
 
11 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Malcolm Arnold
 
12 Mary Campbell, wife of Simon McNeill, died at 7 Cowgate
Street, Greenock on 8th June 1894. (Greenock Telegraph
8.6.1894) 		Mary Campbell
 
13 Lived at 36 West Stewart Street, Greenock at time of death. Mary Cannon
 
14 Anne's ashes were scattered from Lyle Hill along with her husband Ivie's ashes on 31/12/1999. Mary Anne Coyle
 
15 A Blacksmith whose family home was at 2 Antigua Street, Greenock. According to the marriage certificate his father, James, was a boiler maker. James Dickie
 
16 Don is buried along with his mother and father in Gourock Cemetary. Daniel Mc Neil Hair
 
17 Ivie was cremated at Greenock Crematorium on 26/03/1998 which was his 65th birthday.His ashes ere later scattered from Lyle hill along with his wife Anne on 31st December 1999. Ivie Hair
 
18 Alexander Hardie, shipping agent, husband of Elizabeth, son in
law of the late Daniel McNeil, died at 4 Mearns Street, Greenock
on 15th January 1905 age 38 (Greenock Telegraph 16.1.1905) 		Alexander McKechrin Hardie
 
19 Celebrated her 80th. Birthday in 175 Masonic club Greenock on 23rd. May 1977. Jeanie Jackson
 
20 Alex. was nicknamed the "Haddy". This came about that as a youngster his father would take him for sails on the puffer which he worked on. Among the other crew members there was one called Sam. When introduced to Sam Alex. couldn't pronounce SAM and it came out as HAM. Thereafter the two of them were referred to Ham & Haddy. The nickname stuck and throughout his life Alex. was called the "Haddy". Incidently from this his own son Alex. was nicknamed the "fish" and after an accident on the puffer "Petrel" when the boiler exploded young Alex. was blown into the water and renamed the "Flying Fish". So much for Greenock humour. Alexander Mc Kechran Hardie McNeil
 
21 Alex's father was nicknamed the "Haddy". From this Alex. was nicknamed the "fish" and after an accident on the puffer "Petrel" when the boiler exploded, Alex. was blown into the water and renamed the "Flying Fish". So much for Greenock humour. Alexander McKechran Hardie Mitchell McNeil
 
22 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Andrew Johnson McNeil
 
23 1851 Census shows Daniel McNeil living with his second family at his mother-in-laws house at number 68, The Vennel, Greenock. Daniel McNeil
 
24 1881 Census shows family at 5 DellingBurn Square
1981 Census shows family at 22 Bearhope street 		Daniel McNeil
 
25 According to scotlandspeople.gov.uk, Daniel McNeil was born on the 21st of September, 1845.
Parish - Greenock Old or West
Frame No. - FR1839
Gross Data - 564/03 005 		Daniel McNeil
 
26 Birth Cert.
Greenock Mid 564/1 Index No. 173
Birthplace 18 Hamilton St, Greenock 		Daniel McNeil
 
27 Fisherman and seaman
Birth Cert. 1845 Gk Mid Index 173
Birthplace 18 Hamilton St. Greenock.
Marriage Cert.
2 January 1865
Greenock West 564/3 Index No. 13 		Daniel McNeil
 
28 Was a Carpenter (boat-builder). Then worked on his brother in law's Puffers. On the death of his brother in law he and his brother James assisted his sister Elizabeth to run the various businesses left by her husband. Sand, Gravel, Coal and Puffer's.He was known as Papa, Chips and the Shore Captain. His home in 40 Cathcart Street was totally destroyed in a bombing raid during Second World War.This raid which took place over two nights is usually referred to as the 'Greenock Blitz'. Aunt Chris Hair arranged to have headstone on her parents grave cleaned and updated.  Daniel McNeil
 
29 Was a fisherman and sometimes a seaman.
Parish Records :-Nos. 564 1/5, 564 3/7,
564 3/10, 564 3/8. Check around 1852
upwards for more records of this family.
His son Daniel:-
Fisherman and seaman
Birth Cert. 1845 Gk Mid Index 173
Birthplace 18 Hamilton St. Greenock.
Marriage Cert. Married Ann Alison Arkley.
2 January 1865
Greenock West 564/3 Index No. 13
His son Daniel
Birth Cert.
Greenock Mid 564/1 Index No. 173
Birthplace 18 Hamilton St, Greenock
Married :-Birth Cert. Catherine Lang Mitchell.
Born 13/7/1877 Dist. 564/3 Index No. 963 		Daniel McNeil
 
30 Employed as a shipwright journeyman according to his Marriage Banns. Duncan Lamont McNeil
 
31 According to scotlandspeople.gov.uk, Elisabeth McNeil was born on the 3rd of September, 1841.
Parish - Greenock Old or West
Frame No. - FR1727
Gross Data - 564/03 005 		Elizabeth McNeil
 
32 Elizabeth Birth Cert. 25 September 1865, Dist GK West 564/3
Index No. 1049 Birthplace 16 The Vennel, Greenock 		Elizabeth Mills McNeil
 
33 A son to Mr & Mrs James McNeill, born at 6 Smith’s Lane,Greenock on 10th Aug 1885 (Greenock Telegraph 11.8.1885) George Carrigan McNeil
 
34 According to Greenock Crematorium George was cremated and his ashes were spread in the Garden of Remembrance by a Margaret McNeil of the same address ie 87 Murdieston Street, Greenock. George Carrigan McNeil
 
35 Hugh Arkley, son of Daniel McNeill, broker, died at 5 Dellingburn Square, Greenock on 3rd February 1884 age 6(Greenock Telegraph 4.2.1884) Hugh Arkley McNeil
 
36 A son to Mr & Mrs James McNeill, born at 6 Smith’s Lane, on 10th Aug 1885 (Greenock Telegraph 11.8.1885) James McNeil
 
37 James McNeil, formerly with George Carrigan, broker,husband of Ann, died at 33 Hamilton Street, Greenock on 6th March 1887. (Greenock Telegraph 7.3.1887) James McNeil
 
38 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. John Mitchell McNeil
 
39 According to scotlandspeople.gov.uk, Mary Ann McNeil was born on the 27th February, 1836.
Parish - Greenock Old or West
Frame - FR1595
Gross data - 564/03 005 		Mary Ann McNeil
 
40 Birth Cert. Catherine Lang Mitchell.
Born 13/7/1877 Dist. 564/3 Index No. 963 		Catherine Lang Mitchell
 
41 Papa Pasley worked as a hairdresser for most of his life. James Pasley
 
42 GROS data 646/03 0029 refers to Margaret Steel's death Margaret Steel
 

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