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Intimations Surnames Intimations Extracted from the Watt Library index of family history notices as published in Inverclyde newspapers between 1800 and 1918. Surnames H-K This index is provided to researchers as a reference resource to aid the searching of these historic publications which can be consulted on microfiche, preferably by prior appointment, at the Watt Library, 9 Union Street, Greenock. Records are indexed by type: birth, death and marriage, then by surname, year in chronological order. Marriage records are listed by the surnames (in alphabetical order), of the spouses and the year. The copyright in this index is owned by Inverclyde Libraries, Museums and Archives to whom application should be made if you wish to use the index for any commercial purpose. It is made available for non- commercial use under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-ShareAlike International License (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 License). This document is also available in Open Document Format. Surnames H-K Record Surname When First Name Entry Type Marriage HAASE / LEGRING 1858 Frederick Auguste Haase, chief steward SS Bremen, to Ottile Wilhelmina Louise Amelia Legring, daughter of Reverend Charles Legring, Bremen, at Greenock on 24th May 1858 by Reverend J. Nelson. (Greenock Advertiser 25.5.1858) Marriage HAASE / OHLMS 1894 William Ohlms, hairdresser, 7 West Blackhall Street, to Emma, 4th daughter of August Haase, Herrnhut, Saxony, at Glengarden, Greenock on 6th June 1894 .(Greenock Telegraph 7.6.1894) Death HACKETT 1904 Arthur Arthur Hackett, shipyard worker, husband of Mary Jane, died at Greenock Infirmary in June 1904. (Greenock Telegraph 13.6.1904) Death HACKING 1878 Samuel Samuel Craig, son of John Hacking, died at 9 Mill Street, Greenock on 9th January 1878. (Greenock Telegraph 10.1.1878) Birth HACKING 1879 A son to Mr and Mrs John Hacking, spinning overlooker, born at 112 Drumfrochar Road, Greenock on 16th February 1879. (Greenock Telegraph 17.2.1879) Birth HACKING 1902 A daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Hacking, manager’s assistant, born at 18 Kelly Street, Greenock on 1st March 1902. (Greenock Telegraph 3.3.1902) Birth HACKING 1907 A daughter to Mr and Mrs John E. Hacking, plumber, born at 11a South Street, Greenock on 15th October Surnames H-K Record Surname When First Name Entry Type 1907. (Greenock Telegraph 15.10.1907) Death HACKING 1915 Margaret Ann At 18 Glenview Terrace, Murdieston Street, on the 8th Craig inst., Margaret Ann Craig Hacking, wife of John Hacking. (Greenock Telegraph 9.4.1915) Marriage HACKING / 1899 Annie Rose, eldest daughter of Duncan MacNaught, to MACNAUGHT Richard Hacking, at Wesleyan Methodist, Greenock on 20th July 1899 (Greenock Telegraph 21.7.1899) Marriage HACKING / MCLEOD 1911 Rubina Jessamine, eldest daughter of Donald McLeod, joiner, 71 Ann Street, to Edward Hacking, at Crawford’s Hall, Greenock on 22nd March 1911 (Greenock Telegraph 27.3.1911) Marriage HACKING / MCLEOD 1916 John Hacking to Wilhelmina McLeod, married at Macpherson's Restaurant, Dunoon, on 2nd June (Greenock Telegraph 3.6.1916) Death HADDEN 1903 Samuel Samuel Hadden, husband of Catherine, 8 South Street, killed in an accident on the railway at Wemyss Bay on 1st May 1903 age 66. (Greenock Telegraph 2.5.1903) Death HADDEN 1905 Catherine Hay Catherine Hay, wife of Samuel Hadden, died at 27 West Stewart Street, Greenock on 25th July 1905 age 75. (Greenock Telegraph 26.7.1905) see Samuel Marriage HADDEN / MILLAR 1895 Eleanor, 2nd surviving daughter of late Simon Hazlett Millar, to James Hadden, Londonderry, at Ashburn, Bedford Street, Greenock on 20th August 1895. See Simon H. (Greenock Telegraph 20.08.1895). Marriage HADDEN / MILLIGAN 1898 Andrew A. Milligan to Mary Isabella youngest daughter of Samuel Hadden, Bridge of Allan, at Waverley Hotel, Greenock on 15th June 1898. (Greenock Telegraph 18.6.1898) Death HADDIGAN 1896 John John Haddigan, brother in law of David Heggarty, died at 1 William Street, Greenock in April 1896. (Greenock Telegraph 28.4.1896) Birth HADDOW 1834 Twin daughters to Mr & Mrs John Haddow, born at Cloch House, Gourock on 23rd September 1874 (Greenock Telegraph 24.9.1834) Death HADDOW 1844 John John Haddow died at Greenock on 9th March 1844 age 81. (Greenock Advertiser 12.3.1844) Birth HADDOW 1845 A son to Mr & Mrs Andrew C. Haddow, born at Greenock on 22nd July 1845. (Greenock Advertiser 25.7.1845) Birth HADDOW 1849 A daughter to Mr & Mrs Andrew C. Haddow, born at Union Street, Greenock on 1st September 1845. (Greenock Advertiser 4.9.1849) Birth HADDOW 1851 Jean Carmichael A daughter to Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Haddow, born at Union Street, Greenock, on 15th May 1851- Jean Carmichael (Greenock Advertiser 16.5.1851) Birth HADDOW 1854 A daughter to Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Haddow, born at Union Street, Greenock on 10th December 1854. (Greenock Advertiser 12.2.1854) Death HADDOW 1855 Mrs. John Mrs. John Haddow died at 1 St Andrew’s Square, Surnames H-K Record Surname When First Name Entry Type Greenock on 28th August 1855 age 76 (Greenock Advertiser 31.8.1855) Birth HADDOW 1856 A son to Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Haddow, born at 21 Union Street, Greenock, on 22nd October 1856. (Greenock Advertiser 24.10.1856) Death HADDOW 1857 John John Haddow, merchant, died at 13 Brougham Street, Greenock, on 16th March 1857 age 43. (Greenock Advertiser 17.3.1857) Birth HADDOW 1859 A son born to Mr. & Mrs. John Haddow, born at Cloch House on 25th September 1859. (Greenock Advertiser 29.9.1859) Birth HADDOW 1861 A daughter to Mr. & Mrs. Haddow, born at the Cloch, Gourock on 20th October 1861. (Greenock Advertiser 22.10.1861) Death HADDOW 1863 Isabella Halley Isabella Halley, wife of John Haddow, died at the Cloch Hotel on 9th December 1863, age 37, 1st wife (2nd wife Flora McDougall) (Greenock Advertiser 12.12.1863) see Gabriel A Birth HADDOW 1866 A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Haddow, born at Cloch Inn on 16th December 1866. (Greenock Advertiser 18.12.1866) Death HADDOW 1867 Gabriel Gabriel Alexander, youngest son of John Haddow, died Alexander at Cloch House on 2nd January 1867 (Greenock Advertiser 3.1.1867 & Greenock Telegraph 3.1.1867) see John; Mary D.S.; Isabella H.; Isabella M.; James; Helen McD Birth HADDOW 1869 Gabriel Galt A son to Mr. and Mrs. John Haddow, born at Cloch House, Gourock on 13th June 1869. (Greenock Advertiser 17.6.1869 & Greenock Telegraph 15.6.1869) Gabriel Galt died 3rd March 1875 (Greenock Telegraph 6.3.1875) Birth HADDOW 1870 A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Haddow, born at Cloch Inn, Gourock on 22nd December 1870. (Greenock Advertiser 27.12.1870) Birth HADDOW 1873 A son to Mr. and Mrs. John Haddow, born at Cloch, Gourock on 5th August 1873. (Greenock Advertiser 12.8.1873 & Greenock Telegraph 8.8.1873) Died on 27th October 1873 (Greenock Telegraph 28.10.1873) Birth HADDOW 1876 David Galt A son to Mr & Mrs John Haddow, born at Cloch Inn, Gourock on 11th November 1876 – David Galt (Greenock Advertiser 16.11.1876 & Greenock Telegraph 15.11.1876) Death HADDOW 1877 James James Haddow, brother of Angus, died at Cloch House, Gourock on 8th August 1887 age 36. (Greenock Telegraph 9.8.1877) Birth HADDOW 1879 Barbara A daughter to Mr & Mrs John Haddow, born at Cloch McDougall Inn, Gourock on 7th January 1879 - Barbara McDougall (22nd child) (Greenock Telegraph 9.1.1879) Death HADDOW 1879 Sarah Reid Sarah Reid Maxton, widow of Andrew C. Haddow, Surnames H-K Record Surname When First Name Entry Type Maxton merchant, Greenock, died at Springhi ll, Ashton, Gourock on 14th August 1879 (Greenock Advertiser 15.8.1879 & Greenock Telegraph 15.8.1879) see Maggie C Death HADDOW 1882 Thomas Thomas Haddow, engineman, husband of Christina McCaig, died at 40 St Lawrence Street, Greenock on 22nd April 1882 (Greenock Telegraph 24.4.1882) Death HADDOW 1883 John John Haddow, wine & spirit merchant, died at Cloch House, Gourock on 5th March 1883 age 62 – p3. (Greenock Advertiser 6.3.1883 & Greenock Telegraph 6.3.1883 – p3) see Gabriel A: Anne J.C: Barbara McD; David G; Mary DS; Isabella H, Isabella M, James, Helen McD. Death HADDOW 1895 Christina Craig Christina Craig Haddow died at 40 St. Lawrence Street, Greenock on 23rd August 1895 - mother of Donald (Greenock Telegraph 24.8.1895) Death HADDOW 1896 William William, son of Donald & Annie Haddow, caulker, 4 Garvald Street, died in Greenock Infirmary on 24th February 1896 age 2 (Greenock Telegraph 25.2.1896) Death HADDOW 1903 John John Haddow, former shipowner, Greenock, eldest son of the late Andrew C Haddow, timber merchant, Greenock & Little Galla, Lanarkshire, died at Magdala, Kilmacolm on 26th January 1904 (Greenock Telegraph 27.1.1903) see Maggie C Death HADDOW 1903 Mrs. James Mrs James Haddow, formerly of 2 Finnart Street, Greenock, died at Myrtle Bank, Lanark on 14th November 1903 (Greenock Telegraph 16.11.1903) Death HADDOW 1905 David David Galt, youngest son of the late John Haddow, Cloch, Gourock, died at Johannesburg on 4th March !905 aged 28 (Greenock Telegraph 5.4.1905) see Barbara McD Death HADDOW 1906 Donald Donald, son of John Haddow, caulker, 34 St Lawrence Street, Greenock, died at Infirmary on 29th October 1906 (Greenock Telegraph 29.10.1906) Death HADDOW 1911 Agnes Agnes, daughter of John & Mary Haddow, caulker, 34 St Lawrence Street, died at Greenock Infirmary on 9th February 1911 age 6½. (Greenock Telegraph 9.2.1911) Death HADDOW 1915 Flora McDougall At Cloch House, Gourock, on the 22nd inst., Flora McDougall Haddow, aged 76 years, widow of John Haddows. (Greenock Telegraph 23.8.1915) Marriage HADDOW / MAXTON 1844 Sarah, daughter of Peter Maxton, to Andrew Haddow, merchant, at Patrick Street, Greenock on 17th September 1844 by Rev McCulloch.
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