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STONEHOUSE 1901 CENSUS (ROOMS: WITH MORE THAN 1 WINDOW) STREET NAME NAME RELATION STATUS AGE EMPLOYER/WORKER WHERE BORN GAELIC OR G&E DISABLEMENT *ROOMS 2 MARKET PLACE CUNNINGHAM WILLIAM HEAD MARRIED 32 PORCELAIN BATH FINISHER PAISLEY CUNNINGHAM MARY WIFE MARRIED 23 STONEHOUSE 2 MARKET PLACE BUCHANAN JAMES HEAD MARRIED 28 STONEMASON STONEHOUSE 2 2 MARKET PLACE BUCHANAN AGNES WIFE MARRIED 23 HOUSEWIFE STONEHOUSE 2 MARKET PLACE BUCHANAN JOHN SON SINGLE 2m STONEHOUSE 2 MARKET PLACE ALLAN JOAN WIFE MARRIED 29 WHITE HILLS BANFF 2 MARKET PLACE ALLAN ANNIE DAUGHTER SINGLE 4 LANARK 2 MARKET PLACE ALLAN JOHN SON SINGLE 1 STONEHOUSE 2 MARKET PLACE ALLAN JANET DAUGHTER SINGLE 3m STONEHOUSE 2 MARKET PLACE STEWART JAMES RELATIVE SINGLE 16 NAVVY LANARK 4&5 MARKET PLACE BURNS NEWMAN C HEAD MARRIED 60 BUTCHER (OWN ACC.) STONEHOUSE 6 4&5 MARKET PLACE BURNS M.T. WIFE MARRIED 61 COLTNESS 4&5 MARKET PLACE BURNS NEWMAN L SON SINGLE 22 BUTCHER STONEHOUSE CROSSGATES THOMSON AGNES WIDOW 75 STONEHOUSE 1 CROSSGATES MATHER SUSAN HEAD WIDOW 49 GLASGOW 2 CROSSGATES MATHER JOHN SON SINGLE 22 CARTER CAMBUSNETHAN CROSSGATES MATHER THOMAS SON SINGLE 20 CARTER CAMBUSNETHAN CROSSGATES MATHER GEORGE SON SINGLE 19 CAMBUSNETHAN CROSSGATES MATHER GEORGE GRAND SON SINGLE 2 LESMAHAGOW CROSSGATES FINDLAY JAMES HEAD MARRIED 42 COAL MINER IRELAND WEST HEATH CLONFED 2 CROSSGATES FINDLAY ELLEN WIFE MARRIED 39 HOUSEWIFE HURLFORD CROSSGATES FINDLAY HELEN DAUGHTER SINGLE 18 DOMESTIC SERVANT GLENBOIG CROSSGATES FINDLAY PATRICK SON 16 COAL MINER GLENBOIG CROSSGATES FINDLAY LIZZIE DAUGHTER 10 SCHOLAR LANARKSHIRE CARGILL CROSSGATES FINDLAY KATIE DAUGHTER 8 SCHOLAR SHOTTS CROSSGATES FINDLAY MAGGIE DAUGHTER 4 COATBRIDGE CROSSGATES FINDLAY ANNIE DAUGHTER 3 COATBRIDGE CROSSGATES McKEUCH JOHN BOARDER 21 COAL MINER DRUMMORE IRELAND CROSSGATES McFIRNAN ? MICHAEL BOARDER 27 PIT SINKER DRUMRUCKY CO LEITRIM IRELAND CROSSGATES BLANK HAMILTON FARM HAMILTON JAMES HEAD SINGLE 34 FARMER STONEHOUSE 7 HAMILTON FARM LOCK SARAH SERVANT SINGLE 26 FARM SERVANT CHAPELTON HAMILTON FARM ALLISON MAGGIE SERVANT SINGLE 44 FARM SERVANT STONEHOUSE HAMILTON FARM WILSON JAMES BROTHER IN LAW MARRIED 34 TILE WORKER HAMITON HAMILTON FARM WILSON J. S. SISTER MARRIED 32 HOUSEKEEPER STONEHOUSE HAMILTON FARM WILSON ROBERT H.B. NEPHEW SINGLE 4 STONEHOUSE 1 UNION ST LEITCH HELEN WIFE WIDOW 56 FORMERLY LAUNDRESS PERTHSHIRE KENMORE G&E 3 3 UNION ST SMITH JOHN HEAD MARRIED 36 COAL MINER STONEHOUSE 3 3 UNION ST WALKER MARY WIFE MARRIED 32 HOUSEWIFE WISHAW 3 UNION ST WALKER ROBERT SON SINGLE 7 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 3 UNION ST WALKER EDWARD SON SINGLE 4 STONEHOUSE 3 UNION ST SMITH ISABELLA DAUGHTER SINGLE 3 STONEHOUSE 3 UNION ST SMITH WILLIAM BROTHER SINGLE 45 PLATER HAMILTON STREET NAME NAME RELATION STATUS AGE EMPLOYER/WORKER WHERE BORN GAELIC OR G&E DISABLEMENT *ROOMS 5 UNION ST GRAY ANDREW HEAD MARRIED 44 HAND LOOM SILK WEAVER AT HOME STONEHOUSE 3 5 UNION ST GRAY ISOBELLA WIFE MARRIED 36 STONEHOUSE 5 UNION ST GRAY ANDREW SON SINGLE 3 STONEHOUSE 5 UNION ST GRAY JANE DAUGHTER SINGLE 1 STONEHOUSE 7 UNION ST WHITELAW SARAH HEAD WIDOW 68 STONEHOUSE 2 7 UNION ST WHITELAW JOHN SON SINGLE 34 ENGINE DRIVER STATIONARY STONEHOUSE 8 UNION ST WILSON JAMES HEAD WIDOWER 62 HANDLOOM WEAVER (OWN ACC.) STONEHOUSE 3 8 UNION ST WILSON JESSIE DAUGHTER SINGLE 26 HOUSEKEEPER STONEHOUSE 9 UNION ST STEWART ALEX HEAD MARRIED 31 COAL MINER STONEHOUSE 1 9 UNION ST STEWART MARY WIFE MARRIED 27 ARGYLE TIREE 9 UNION ST SMITH DAVID HEAD WIDOWER 47 COAL MINER HEWER HAMILTON 9 UNION ST SMITH AGNES DAUGHTER SINGLE 16 DOMESTIC SERVANT STONEHOUSE 9 UNION ST SMITH WILLIAM SON SINGLE 9 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 10 UNION ST HAMILTON ANDREW HEAD MARRIED 47 MILKMAN ON FARM STONEHOUSE 2 10 UNION ST HAMILTON HELEN WIFE MARRIED 38 HOUSEKEEPER STONEHOUSE 10 UNION ST HAMILTON JANET S DAUGHTER SINGLE 15 STOCKING FACTORY WORKER STONEHOUSE 10 UNION ST HAMILTON HELEN C DAUGHTER SINGLE 13 ASSIST HOUSEKEEPER AT HOME STONEHOUSE 10 UNION ST HAMILTON ROBERT SON SINGLE 11 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 10 UNION ST HAMILTON JOHN C SON SINGLE 10 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 10 UNION ST HAMILTON AGNES DAUGHTER SINGLE 7 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 10 UNION ST HAMILTON ELIZABETH DAUGHTER SINGLE 5 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 10 UNION ST HAMILTON ANDREW SON SINGLE 7m STONEHOUSE 10 UNION ST RAE JOHN HEAD MARRIED 38 COAL MINER OLD MONKLAND 10 UNION ST RAE MAGGIE WIFE MARRIED 33 HOUSEWIFE KIRKMUIRHILL 10 UNION ST RAE MAGGIE DAUGHTER SINGLE 12 SCHOLAR DRAFFAN 10 UNION ST RAE MARY DAUGHTER SINGLE 11 SCHOLAR DRAFFAN 10 UNION ST RAE HELEN DAUGHTER SINGLE 9 SCHOLAR DRAFFAN 10 UNION ST RAE WILLIAM SON SINGLE 7 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 10 UNION ST RAE JEMIMA DAUGHTER SINGLE 5 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 10 UNION ST RAE JOHN SON SINGLE 10m STONEHOUSE 11 UNION ST WALKER ALEX HEAD MARRIED 38 FREE STONE QUARRYMAN STONEHOUSE 3 11 UNION ST WALKER MRS WIFE MARRIED 41 STONEHOUSE 11 UNION ST WALKER SUSAN DAUGHTER SINGLE 8m STONEHOUSE 12 UNION ST GRAY JAMES HEAD MARRIED 36 BREAD VAN MAN STONEHOUSE 3 12 UNION ST GRAY JANET WIFE MARRIED 34 STONEHOUSE 12 UNION ST GRAY PETER SON SINGLE 14 BAKERS APPRENTICE STONEHOUSE 12 UNION ST GRAY JOHN SON SINGLE 11 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 12 UNION ST GRAY CHRISTINA DAUGHTER SINGLE 9 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 12 UNION ST GRAY JESSIE DAUGHTER SINGLE 7 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 12 UNION ST GRAY JAMES SON SINGLE 3 STONEHOUSE 12 UNION ST GRAY HUGH SON SINGLE 2 STONEHOUSE 14 UNION ST SHEARER THOMAS HEAD MARRIED 70 BOOT MAKER (OWN ACC) STONEHOUSE 3 14 UNION ST SHEARER BARBARA WIFE MARRIED ?4 HOUSEWIFE STONEHOUSE 14 UNION ST SHEARER MAGGIE DAUGHTER SINGLE 29 HANDLOOM WEAVER STONEHOUSE 14 UNION ST SHEARER ANDREW SON SINGLE 21 STONE MASON STONEHOUSE 14 UNION ST SHEARER BARBARA DAUGHTER SINGLE 19 HOUSEKEEPER STONEHOUSE 14 UNION ST SHEARER THOMAS SON SINGLE 14 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE STREET NAME NAME RELATION STATUS AGE EMPLOYER/WORKER WHERE BORN GAELIC OR G&E DISABLEMENT *ROOMS 16 UNION ST THOMSON JAMES HEAD MARRIED 62 HAND LOOM WEAVER AT HOME STONEHOUSE 3 16 UNION ST THOMSON ELLEN WIFE MARRIED 54 HAMILTON 16 UNION ST THOMSON GEORGE SON SINGLE 20 or 30? HAND LOOM WEAVER AT HOME STONEHOUSE 16 UNION ST THOMSON CHRISTINA DAUGHTER SINGLE 23 HAND LOOM WEAVER AT HOME STONEHOUSE 18 UNION ST HAMILTON WILLIAM HEAD MARRIED 41 FARM SERVANT STRATHAVEN 1 18 UNION ST HAMILTON JESSIE WIFE MARRIED 38 STONEHOUSE 18 UNION ST HAMILTON WILLIAM SON SINGLE 17 STRATHAVEN 18 UNION ST HAMILTON NEWMAN SON SINGLE 15 STONEHOUSE 18 UNION ST HAMILTON ROBERT SON SINGLE 12 SCHOLAR LARKHALL 18 UNION ST HAMILTON GEORGE SON SINGLE 10 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 18 UNION ST HAMILTON JAMES SON SINGLE 8 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 18 UNION ST HAMILTON MARION DAUGHTER SINGLE 6 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 18 UNION ST HAMILTON JOHN SON SINGLE 4 STONEHOUSE 18 UNION ST HAMILTON JANET DAUGHTER SINGLE 2 STONEHOUSE 20 UNION ST SORBIE JOHN HEAD MARRIED 44 COAL MINER STONEHOUSE 2 20 UNION ST SORBIE BELLA WIFE MARRIED 43 HOUSEWIFE STONEHOUSE 20 UNION ST SORBIE MARY DAUGHTER SINGLE 17 STONEHOUSE 20 UNION ST SORBIE MITCHELL SON SINGLE 14 COAL MINER STONEHOUSE 20 UNION ST SORBIE JANE DAUGHTER SINGLE 12 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 20 UNION ST SORBIE JANET DAUGHTER SINGLE 10 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 20 UNION ST SORBIE JAMES SON SINGLE 7 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 20 UNION ST SORBIE JOHN SON SINGLE 4 STONEHOUSE 20 UNION ST SORBIE AGNES DAUGHTER SINGLE 2 STONEHOUSE 20 UNION ST SORBIE THOMAS SON SINGLE 8m STONEHOUSE 22 UNION ST STEWART ELIZABETH HEAD WIDOW 47 HOUSEWIFE CARMICHAEL 2 22 UNION ST STEWART JAMES SON SINGLE 28 QUARRYMAN STONEHOUSE 22 UNION ST SOPEN THOMAS BOARDER SINGLE 23 TAILOR STONEHOUSE 22 UNION ST STEWART JOHN SON SINGLE 17 CARTER STONEHOUSE 22 UNION ST STEWART ELIZABETH DAUGHTER SINGLE 15 SHOP GIRL CONFECTIONER STONEHOUSE 22 UNION ST STEWART ROBERT SON SINGLE 11 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 22 UNION ST BULLOCH WILLIAM GRAND SON SINGLE 2 STONEHOUSE 24 UNION ST WARDROPE GEORGE HEAD MARRIED 35 HANDLOOM SILK WEAVER AT HOME STONEHOUSE 2 24 UNION ST WARDROPE ELIZABETH WIFE MARRIED 31 HOUSEWIFE STONEHOUSE 24 UNION ST WARDROPE LIZZIE DAUGHTER 11 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 24 UNION ST WARDROPE JEANNIE DAUGHTER 8 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 24 UNION ST WARDROPE MAGGIE DAUGHTER 6 SCHOLAR STONEHOUSE 24 UNION ST MUNRO WILLIAM HEAD MARRIED 25 NAVVY KIRKCUBRIGHT KIRKPATRICK DRUM 1 24 UNION ST MUNRO AGNES WIFE MARRIED 27 STONEHOUSE 24 UNION ST MUNRO JESSIE DAUGHTER SINGLE 4 STONEHOUSE 24 UNION ST MUNRO JAMES SON SINGLE 2 GLASGOW 28a UNION ST RUSSELL ROBERT HEAD MARRIED 42 COAL MINER STONEHOUSE 1 28a UNION ST RUSSELL JANET WIFE MARRIED 37 STONEHOUSE 28b UNION ST CRAIG WILLIAM HEAD MARRIED 47 QUARRYMAN FREESTONE STONEHOUSE 1 28b UNION ST CRAIG MRS WIFE MARRIED 40 STONEHOUSE 28b UNION ST CRAIG MARY DAUGHTER 10 STONEHOUSE 28b UNION ST CRAIG LIZZIE DAUGHTER 8 STONEHOUSE 28b UNION ST CRAIG ROBERT SON 6 STONEHOUSE 28b UNION ST CRAIG JANET DAUGHTER 5 STONEHOUSE 28b UNION ST CRAIG WILLIAM SON 1 STONEHOUSE STREET NAME NAME RELATION STATUS AGE EMPLOYER/WORKER WHERE BORN GAELIC OR G&E DISABLEMENT *ROOMS 30 UNION ST McNIVEN PETER HEAD MARRIED 69 CONTRACTOR ON NEW RAILWAY ARGYLESHIRE APPIN G&E 30 UNION ST McNIVEN JANET WIFE MARRIED 66 ARGYLESHIRE SHUNA G&E 30 UNION ST McNIVEN PETER G GRANDSON SINGLE 9 SCHOLAR SHOTTS 30 UNION ST SMELLIE PETER HEAD MARRIED 23 BUTCHER LANARKSHIRE 1 30 UNION ST SMELLIE MARY WIFE MARRIED 22 STONEHOUSE 30 UNION ST SMELLIE ARCHIE SON 2 STONEHOUSE 30 UNION ST SMELLIE JANET DAUGHTER 9m SLAMMANAN 30 UNION ST SMELLIE ALEX BROTHER 8 SCHOLAR LARKHALL 32 UNION ST CURR ALEX HEAD MARRIED 34 LABOURER TO MASONS STONEHOUSE 1 32 UNION ST CURR RACHAEL WIFE MARRIED 34 HOUSEWIFE MOFFAT 32 UNION ST CURR CATHERINE DAUGHTER SINGLE 9 STONEHOUSE 32 UNION ST CURR ANDREW SON SINGLE 3 STONEHOUSE 32
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  • The Edinburgh Gazette, March 4, 1949

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    94 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, MARCH 4, 1949. COUNTY COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF LANARK. extensions of Macmerry, Gladsmuir, and Preston Special SPECIAL DISTRICTS. Districts ; (/) enlarging INNERWICK SPECIAL LIGHTING OTICE is hereby given, in accordance with the terms of DISTRICT by including therein an area of ground to the N Section 147 (5) of the Local Government (Scotland) east of the public road leading to Dunbar and north of Act, 1947, that the County Council of the County of Lanark Manse Avenue acquired by the County Council for housing have resolved to alter, by extending, the boundaries of the purposes; following Special Districts, viz. :— (g) enlarging DIRLETON EAST SPECIAL LIGHTING SPECIAL DRAINAGE DISTRICTS. DISTRICT to include feued ground at the junction of Aitkenhead and Tannochside; Ashgillhead; Baillieeton; Strathearn Road and Abbotsford Road; Bargeddie; Bellshill and Mossend; Blackwood; Blantyre; (h) combining the Special Scavenging Districts of Busby; Calderbank; Cambuslang; Carfin and Newarthill; ABERLADY, ATHELSTANEFORD, DIRLETON, and Carluke; Carmunnock; Carnwath; Carstairs; Chapelhall; GULLANE into one Special Scavenging District to be Chryston and Muirhead; Cleland and Omoa; Dalziel and known as the EASTERN AREA SPECIAL SCAVENG- Netnerton; Douglas; East Kilbride; Forth; Glassford ; Glen- ING DISTRICT; and boig; Glengowan; Glenmavis; Glespin; Greengairs; Harthill; (0 enlarging the said EASTERN AREA SPECIAL Holytown and New Stevenston; Kirkfieldbank; Larkhall; SCAVENGING DISTRICT to include therein in the Law; Lesmahagow; Meikle Earnock ; Mount Vernon; New- Parish of DIRLETON the area of Dirleton East Special mains ; Newton and Flemington; Overtown; Plains; Lighting District as proposed to be extended. Ponfeigh; Salsburgh; Shotts and Dykehead ; South Lenzie; And notice is also given that the full terms of the proposals Stepps; Stonehonse; Strathaven; and Uddingston.