Notes: McNeil Family History and Ancestry

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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	Civil Marriages Date Of Marriage 20/07/1890 Husband Firstname PETER Husband Surname MCDONALD Husband Townland / Street 130 KING ST GOVAN GLASGOW Husband Occupation SHIP CARPENTER Husband Age FA Husband Denomination Roman Catholic Husband Marital Status Bachelor (Previously unmarried) Husband Father Firstname PETER Husband Father Surname MCDONALD Husband Father Occupation LABOURER Husband Mother Firstname Husband Mother Surname Husband Witness Firstname THOMAS Husband Witness Surname MCSTRAVICK Wife Firstname ROBINA Wife Surname GALLACHER Wife Townland / Street 42 PAXTON ST Wife Occupation Wife Age FA Wife Denomination Roman Catholic Wife Marital Status Spinster (Previously unmarried) Wife Father Firstname JOHN Wife Father Surname GALLACHER Wife Father Occupation RIVETTER Wife Mother Firstname Wife Mother Surname Wife Witness Firstname HANNA Wife Witness Surname SMYTH Denomination Comment REV D MCDONNELL MARRIED AT ST MATTHEW'S MGR: HUSBANDS FULL ADDRESS; 130 KING ST GOVAN GLASGOW SCOTLAND. Address1 BELFAST Roman Catholic Address2 BELFAST Address2 SHANKILL KNOCKBREDA HOLYWOOD Address4 Antrim	Family: F343
5	Hugh Campbell, licensed grocer, to Agnes, 2nd daughter of George Carrigan, formerly of Greenock, at Kilmarnock on 20th June 1904 (Greenock Telegraph 22.6.1904)	Family: F294
6	Information kindly supplied by Ian Hamilton Wilson	Family: F221
7	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
8	Marriage details from scotlandspeople.gov.uk GROS data 564/03 0009 Parish - Greenock Old or West Frame No. - 2507	Family: F116
9	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
10	Neil and Margaret had a family of 3. Their details will remain private.	Family: F309
11	Newspaper excerpt donated by Grenville Davies: northern daily mailwest hartlepool 30 january 1946 the marriage took place at st cuthbert's church of miss mary carberry, youngest daughter of mr and mrs carberry, 20 beechwood road, west hartlepool, and mr matthew geritz, eldest son of mr and mrs geritz, the snooks, seaton carew. the rev. father hannon officiated. the bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of white satin beaute with veil and a coronet of orange blossom. she carried a bouquet of red carnations. the bridesmaids were miss alma carberry (sister of the bride), miss doreen hartley, and miss audrey jones. mrs constance fothergill was matron of honour. the best man was mr thomas symington and the groomsmen were mr hugh geritz and mr william johnson. a reception was held at the belle vue congregational church hall.	Family: F342
12	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
13	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
14	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	William Adamietz/Geritz
15	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Malcolm Arnold
16	Residence at time of marriage: 3 Rowan Street, Greenock	Isabella Stewart Bain
17	Occupation : Carter	Richard Bain
18	A Note from Dorothy Bottge : "recently speaking to my sister in law....... She said her son, David Daniel, (August 21, 1973 )was named after my Uncle Daniel who visited us"	David Daniel Bottge
19	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Gordon Cameron
20	Mary Campbell, wife of Simon McNeill, died at 7 Cowgate Street, Greenock on 8th June 1894. (Greenock Telegraph 8.6.1894)	Mary Campbell
21	Lived at 36 West Stewart Street, Greenock at time of death.	Mary Cannon
22	Notes by June McBride: Aunt Mary Cannon married George McDevit, in 1952 I think. Their reception was at the Ardchoille hotel in Stevenson, so they were probably married at St. John's. They had at least two children, Kevin and Tony, my second cousins; they visited our home and we theirs, fairly frequently.	Mary Cannon
23	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Sheila Cannon
24	Agnes McNeill, mother of James, died at her daughter’s, Mrs George Carrigan, 6 Smith’s Lane, Greenock on 24th September 1882. (Greenock Telegraph 26.9.1882)	Agnes Casey
25	Anne's ashes were scattered from Lyle Hill along with her husband Ivie's ashes on 31/12/1999.	Mary Anne Coyle
26	Donated by Grenville Davies: mail, hartlepool 31 december 1975 geritz at 81 chester road, mary (nee crilley), aged 80 years, dearly beloved wife of jack geritz, and a dearly loved mother of matty, sally, johnny, hugh and mary, also a much loved grandmother and greatgrandmother.....	Mary Crilley
27	Residence at time of death : 18 Meadow Park, Haddington, North Berwick.	Alexander Hardie Dickie
28	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Alexander Hardie Dickie
29	Occupation : School teacher Offspring: Ann appears not to have married. Her death certificate was signed by her brother-in-law whose name appears to be William Burns.	Ann Arkley McNeil Dickie
30	Residence at time of death : 1 Fox Street, Greenock, Scotland.	Ann Arkley McNeil Dickie
31	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
32	15 November 1920, By me Jacques Indekeu notary at law in Neeroteren are present Hendrik Boumen postman and Huibert Quasters both resident in Neeroeteren. they both declare and produced good evidence that they were good aquaintance of Lodewijk (Louis) Gerits, born in Meeroeveren 3 september 1890. In life workman living in Neeroeteren during the war soldier in the 11th.Line regiment paybook No. 60019.That they know by common knowledge that he fell on the battlefield and died on the 6th. August 1914 in Herstal without testament and unmarried. That he for surviving lawful heirs has left. I for one quarter share his father Christian Gerits farmer living Neeroeteren. II for eleven sixty-fourths share each his full brothers by name and conceived in marriage with wife Anna-Maria Bokken. 1. Mathijs Gerits 2. Jacob Gerits 3. Pieter-willem Gerits, all workmen in Neeroeteren. III for three sixty-fourths share his half brothers and sisters born to hiis father and his second wife Maria Josepha Meuwis housekeeper there by name.(Neeroeteren) 1.Paulis Gerits workman there 2.Maria-Agatha 3.Elisabeth-Maria 4.Leonard and 5.Helena Gerits, these last four are underage and have no job or trade, living in Meeroeveren. I (notary) have given control of their share to their father Christiaan Gerits. Paulus Gerits died without testament in Meeroeveren on 30th. October 1918 has left for his heirs. I for his father Christiaan Gerits one quarter. II for his mother Maria-Josepha Meuwis one quarter. III for his full brothers and sisters 1.Maria-Agatha 2.Elisabeth-maria 3.Leonard 4.Helena Gerits each eleven 112ths.share. IV for his forenamed half brothers Mathijs,Jacob and Pieter-Willem Gerits each one 28ths share. Maria-Josepha meuws died without testament 16th. june this year(1920) leaving for her husband Christiaan Gerits one half to be used in his life, the half in full possession and half in full possession her children 1.Maria-Agatha 2.Elisabeth-Maria 3.leonard and 4.helena Gerits all underage in the care of their father Christiaan Gerits from this act in brief in original and passed in Neeroeteren by me in my office this 15 November 1920 in presence of witnesses Mathijs Vliegden Leonard Vliegden in Neeroeteren, both resident in Neeroeteren. created in page withot sending boek 312, page 48 shelf 7 price 2.40 franks	Louis/Ludovicus Gerits
33	Details from Inflanders.be website Name : Louis (Emile) Gerits Rank : Soldaat 2 kl Regiment : 11 Linie Date of Death : 1914/08/05 Birth Place : Neeroeteren Original Cemetery : Rhees (Herstal) From family accounts Louis died fighting in the Battle of Liege in World War 1	Louis/Ludovicus Gerits
34	Notes from Pieter Gerits: Louis was in the military and killed in the battle for Liege, Belgium, in the first world war.	Louis/Ludovicus Gerits
35	Taken from email from Pieter Gerits: Johnny Geritz has the family name Geritz on his birth cert NOT Adamietz - no father is identified - Mary keeps Adamietz as her surname. I don't think there's any doubt that Johnny was Jacobus' child.	John G. Geritz
36	This persons details have not been independently verified but are from family sources. Clement is believed to have been lost at sea when his ship was torpedoed during WW2.	Clement Graham
37	From family sources it is told that Jock and Emmy went to Canada (possibly in the 1930's) to start a farm. They suffered a drought however and the farm failed. They later returned to Scotland.	John McKie Graham
38	I think this may be John McKie Graham (Jnr). See his brother George Alexander Graham's death registration	John McKie Graham
39	Residence at time of marriage : 6 Clune Park, Glasgow, Scotland.	John McKie Graham
40	The information for this family has not been independently verified but comes from family sources. It is thought that Jack and Cathy later had two boys and a girl.	John McKie Graham
41	There is a birth registration for John McKie Graham - Birkenhead 1892 December Qtr Volume 8A Page 517	John McKie Graham
42	Don is buried along with his mother and father in Gourock Cemetary.	Daniel McNeil Hair
43	Don is buried in the same grave as his mother and father in Gourock cemetery and his name has now been added	Daniel McNeil Hair
44	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
45	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Lauren Elizabeth Hair
46	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
47	Occupation : Office Clerk	William Thomas Harford
48	Eileen May Hiscock was an English athlete who competed for Great Britain in the 1932 Summer Olympics and in the 1936 Summer Olympics. She was born in Blackheath, London. In 1932 she won the bronze medal with her team mates Violet Olney, Audrey Brown and Barbara Burke in the 4×100 metre relay event. In the 100 metre competition she finished fifth. Four years later she won the silver medal with the British relay team in the 4×100 metre contest. In the 100 metre event she was eliminated in the semi-finals. At the 1934 Empire Games she won the gold medal in the 100 yards competition as well as in the 220 yards contest. She also was a member of the English relay team which won the gold medal in the 110-220-110 yards relay contest and the silver medal in the 220-110-220-110 yards relay event.	Eileen May Hiscock
49	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Robert Henry Hulme
50	Celebrated her 80th. Birthday in 175 Masonic club Greenock on 23rd. May 1977.	Jeanie Jackson