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V is for Visitations

26/4/2016

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As mentioned in a previous post, for many years Kirk Sessions had responsibility for maintaining the poor of their parish. As well as administering financial support – often referred to as outdoor relief, in the sense of providing support outwith a poorhouse – some sessions also maintained records of visitations. These involved representatives of the Kirk Session periodically visiting the poor of the parish. Not many of these records survive, but where they do, they can be extremely interesting.

One parish where they do survive is Scone, in Perthshire. Included at the end of the Parochial Board letter book are a series of Notes on visits to the poor. There are 93 entries, so we thought we'd index them.
Visits to the Poor, Scone [NRS Reference CH2/803/3
Forename Surname Address
Margt Alison New Scone
Jean Banks
John Barnet New Scone
Mary Bett
Elizabeth Blair New Scone
Euphemia Blair Quarreymill
James Blair
Margaret Blair New Scone
James Campbell
Widow Campbell Balbeggie
Janet Carmichael New Scone
Ann Christie
Widow Cochrane New Scone
Widow George Cochrane New Scone
Isabella Cock
Widow Cock
Jn Dewar
Peter Douglas New Scone
Widow Dow New Scone
Widow Dow New Scone
John Fenwick
William Fisher
James Foundling
Widow Fraser New Scone
Wid Gairns Perth
Widow Gall New Scone
David Galletly New Scone
James Galletly New Scone
Mary Galletly
Widow Galletly
Widow Galletly
John Gardiner New Scone
Robert Garvie
Robert Gillespie New Scone
Janet Halket New Scone
Andrew Hill near Perth
Widow Hill New Scone
Thomas Huchan Stormontfield
Eliz Innes
Margt Jackson New Scone
Alexander Lamb New Scone
Alfred Lawrence New Scone
Margt Mackay New Scone
James Marshall New Scone
James Martin Perth
Widow Mcdonald Balthayock
Widow Mcdonald Perth
David Mcfarlane
Janet Mcfarlane New Scone
James Mcgregor New Scone
Jean Mcgregor New Scone
Alexr Mckenzie New Scone
Daniel Mckenzie New Scone
Jane Mclaggan
John Mclaren New Scone
Janet Mcnaughton Morningside
Widow Mcpherson
Jane Menzies
Orphans Menzies New Scone
Widow Menzies New Scone
Alexr Milne
Agnes Mitchell
Donald Munrae
Ebenezer Munrae New Scone
Andrew Noble New Scone
Widow Ogilvie New Scone
Margt Ower Bridgend
Widow Pairnie Balboughty
Charles Patullo New Scone
Robt Peddie
Eliz Peebles
James Robb
Widow Robertson
Widow Robertson
Ann Rogers Perth
Widow Roup
Widow Shepherd New Scone
William Sime
Widow Small New Scone
Widow Peter Small
Thomas Smith Balgarire
Widow Stewart Lethendy
William Strang
Widow Turnbull
Widow Waddel New Scone
Widow Wallace Calenden
Cath Watt New Scone
Mary West
Isabella Whitelaw Lethendy
Janet Whitelaw
Rachel Whitelaw Lethendy
Peter Young
Thomas Young
​One entry – or rather series of entries – in particular, caught our attention. The entries start in 1846:
Isabella Whitelaw’s children, Lethendy Moar
1846
24 July Admitted 4 May 1846 – on imprisonment of mother
24 December – seem tolerably attended to by grandfather
1847
13 July – Removed from Roll 3rd August on release of mother
[NRS Reference CH2/803/3 p. 235]
​Isabella Whitelaw had been arrested and brought before the Police Court, as reported on 23 April 1846 in the Northern Warder and General Advertiser for the Counties of Fife, Perth and Forfar:
​Janet Gall or Cochrane, and Isabella Whitelaw, charged with several separate acts of theft some of which were committed beyond the bounds of Police, were handed over to the Sheriff.
​Her conviction was reported a few months later:
Sheriff Court
Tuesday July 14
Janet Gall or Cochrane, wife of John Cochrane, porter, Perth, and Isabella Whitelaw, Muir of Lethendy; Cochrane and Whitelaw charged with theft of clothes from the person of a girl of weak intellect, and Whitelaw of several acts of falsehood, fraud and wilful imposition; both have been previously convicted of both charges, and Cochrane has been eight months in the general prison; sentenced to twelve months each in general prison.

​[Northern Warder and General Advertiser for the Counties of Fife, Perth and Forfar 16 July 1846]
All seemingly goes quiet for the Whitelaw children for a couple of years, but then we find some more entries in the poor visitations:
Isabella Whitelaw’s two children
1849
17 July. Have been sometime with Aunt, now with Margt Jackson. Well.
1850
3 January. Are well kept with Margt and regularly at school
17 July – both well, mother in Jail
1851
11 January – Both well, and at School. Mother sentenced to 7 year’s banishment
7 August. Ditto
29 December – Nothing particular.
1852
21 July – Oldest girl from school with a slightly burned hand
27 Decr – Both well, and at school
1853
9 July – Much as usual
1854
4 January – Both well, and apparently comfortable.
21 July – Both well and at school
1855
3 Jany – Both well and at school
[NRS Reference CH2/803/3 p. 208]
This time, Isabella’s conviction is reported in the Montrose, Arbroath and Brechin Review
Isabella Whitelaw, Perth, accused of theft – aggravated by previous convictions, was sentenced to seven years’ transportation.
The National Records of Scotland’s 19th century solemn database adds a few more details: that Isabella also went by the name of Helen Panton, that her address was c/o Robert Mills, cadger, Coupar Angus, Perthshire, that she could not write.

We next hear of Isabella as she is transported to Tasmania on board the Aurora, on 22 April 1851. Her arrival in Tasmania is recorded in the Register of Convicts, on 10 August 1851. She is described as a Country Servant, 5 feet 4 inches, age 31, with a ruddy complexion, dark brown hair, brown eyebrows, hazel eyes, and medium facial features. She was a wart on her left arm at the bleeding place.

Her conduct record suggests she wasn’t entirely a reformed character. She was charged for being drunk on October 25 1852. On November 2nd, she was sentenced to 6 months hard labour for being absent without leave. On December 3rd 1852 she was “delivered of an illegitimate child (Mary) at the Cascade Factory”. On 2 October 1854 she was sentenced to 12 months hard labour for absconding. 11 August 1855 saw her being sentenced to 3 months hard labour for being drunk on her master’s premises. A few months later, on 5 November, she was sentenced to another 12 months hard labour for absconding when on a pass. Once more, on 29 June 1857, she was sentenced to one month’s hard labour for being out after hours and absconding.

Shortly after the birth of her daughter, Isabella was granted permission to marry Michael McDermott on 14 December 1852. We have not however been able to find a record of them actually marrying. Things however do appear to have eventually improved for Isabella, as she was again granted permission to marry on 2 December 1856, to William Way, a freeman. They were married at the All Saints Schoolroom on 23 December 1856. William was a cabinetmaker. We have not found any more records of Isabella Whitelaw, and do not know if she ever returned to Scotland or saw her children again.

Isabella Whitelaw's story is an interesting illustration of how one record can lead to another, and can end up telling a fascinating story.
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History talks and events 25 April - 1 May 2016

19/4/2016

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Upcoming family history talks and events in Scotland, 25 April - 1 May 2016

Note that there may be a small charge for some of these events, and some may be for members only. We will be publishing lists of upcoming talks and events regularly - if you are organising a talk or event relating to Scottish genealogy or history, please let us know and we will be happy to add your events to our list.

Monday, April 25 2016, 7.30 pm

Planned villages in Perthshire and Angus

Dr Douglas Lockhart (SLHF)

Venue: Chapelhill Hall

West Stormont Historical Society

Non-members: adults £3, concessions £2. (Open discussion meetings at Luncarty are free)


Monday, April 25 2016, 7.30 pm

TBC

David Smith, Archivist, William Patrick Library

Venue: Caldwell Halls, 16 Campsie Road, Torrance, G64 4BN

Torrance Heritage and History Group


Wednesday, April 27 2016, 7.30 pm

The Home Front in World War I: its impact on Local Communities

Ken Nisbet

Venue: Highland Archive Centre, Bught Park, Inverness

Highland Family History Society


Thursday, April 28 2016, 7.30 pm

Scottish Silver and Jewellery

Gordon Foster

Venue: Smith Museum and Art Gallery

Stirling Local History Society

Preceded by AGM


Thursday, April 28 2016, 7.30 pm

Stories from the Courts

Brian Adair

Venue: Glen Halls, Neilston

Barrhead & Neilston Historical Association


Thursday, April 28 2016, 7.45 pm

Members' night and AGM

Venue: Drymen Village Hall, Main Street, Drymen, Glasgow, G63 0BP

Drymen & District Local History Society

Short talks by members of the Society with wine and cheese followed by our short AGM.


Thursday, April 28 2016, 8 pm

Life of Florence Nightingale

Barbara Graham

Venue: Chapel Hall, Our Lady of Perpetual Succour, 2 Crummock Street, Beith, Ayrshire

Beith Historical Society

Followed by AGM


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History talks and events 11-17 April 2016

5/4/2016

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Upcoming family history talks and events in Scotland, 11 - 17 April 2016

Note that there may be a small charge for some of these events, and some may be for members only. We will be publishing lists of upcoming talks and events regularly - if you are organising a talk or event relating to Scottish genealogy or history, please let us know and we will be happy to add your events to our list.

Monday, April 11 2016, 6.00 pm - 7.00 pm

Celts: art and identity

Dr Fraser Hunter, National Museums Scotland

Venue: Auditorium, National Museums Scotland, Chambers Street

Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

The idea of Celts is a potent, popular and enormously varied one, applied to many different types of evidence in different contexts. Coinciding with a major exhibition on Celts at the National Museum of Scotland, this talk will consider the many different things which get called Celtic art. It will consider what these different “Celtic arts” say about connections and differences across Europe, and consider the role of decoration in making powerful objects and creating powerful ideas.


Monday, April 11 2016, 7 pm for 7.30 pm

The National Library of Scotland: a Treasure Trove

Veronica Denholm and Jennifer Giles

Venue: Royal British Legion Social Club, 33 Rodney Street, Edinburgh

Broughton History Society


Monday, April 11 2016, 7.30 pm

The Land Girls

Ruth Boreham

Venue: Dalkeith Baptist Church, North Wynd, Dalkeith

Dalkeith History Society


Monday, April 11 2016, 7.30 pm

AGM and Members' Night

Venue: St Andrews Church, Park Road, Milngavie

Milngavie and Bearsden Historical Society


Monday, April 11 2016, 7.30 pm

Open Evening

Venue: Luncarty Church Centre

West Stormont Historical Society

Non-members: adults £3, concessions £2. (Open discussion meetings at Luncarty are free)


Tuesday, April 12 2016, 7.30 pm

Medieval Pestilence, Plague and Climate Change

Prof Richard Oram, Stirling University

Venue: Dining Hall, Dollar Academy

Dollar History Society


Tuesday, April 12 2016, 7.30 pm

His Own Family Tree

Iain Abernethy

Venue: Public Library, Airds Crossing, Fort William

Lochaber and North Argyll Family History Group


Tuesday, April 12 2016, 7.30 pm

Wemyss School of Needlework

Fiona Wemyss

Venue: Volunteer House (Vonef Centre) in 69 Crossgate Cupar KY15 5AS

Fife Family History Society


Tuesday, April 12 2016, 7.30 pm

Edith Cavell

Barbara Graham

Venue: Largs Library Community Room

Largs and North Ayrshire Family History Society


Tuesday, April 12 2016, 7.30 pm - 8.30 pm

Celts: art and identity

Dr Fraser Hunter, National Museums Scotland

Venue: Regent Building Lecture Theatre, Regent Walk, Aberdeen, AB24 3FX

Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

The idea of Celts is a potent, popular and enormously varied one, applied to many different types of evidence in different contexts. Coinciding with a major exhibition on Celts at the National Museum of Scotland, this talk will consider the many different things which get called Celtic art. It will consider what these different “Celtic arts” say about connections and differences across Europe, and consider the role of decoration in making powerful objects and creating powerful ideas.


Tuesday, April 12 2016, 7.30 pm - 9.30 pm

Birdie Bowers

Drew McKenzie

Venue: Masonic Halls, Collier Street, Johnstone

Johnstone Historical Society


Wednesday, April 13 2016, 6.30 pm

The Mason's Mark Project

Venue: Lecture Theatre 2, Dalhousie Building, University of Dundee

Abertay Historical Society


Wednesday, April 13 2016, 7.30 pm

The Skylark IX Recovery Trust

Anne Dyer

Venue: Concord Community Centre (next to the Denny Theatre), Dumbarton, G82 1LJ

Lennox Heritage Society

Preceded by AGM. The Trust was formed in 2013 and is named for the historic little ship Skylark IX which rescued over 600 men from the beaches of Dunkirk during Operation Dynamo in WWII.


Wednesday, April 13 2016, 7.30 pm

GRO and minor records

Ian Ferguson

Venue: Smith Museum and Art Gallery, Dumbarton Road, Stirling

Central Scotland Family History Society


Thursday, April 14 2016

Early days of Discovery of Tourism in Scotland

Alastair Durie

Elie & Earlsferry History Society

Alastair Durie talks on the start of the Discovery of Scotland as a tourist destination


Thursday, April 14 2016, 7.30 pm

Renfrewshire Surveyors and Estate Plans in the 18th Century

John Moore

Venue: The Shawl Gallery, Paisley Museum, High Street, Paisley

Renfrewshire Local History Forum

Speaker is subject librarian at the University of Glasgow


Thursday, April 14 2016, 7.30 pm

Social Evening

Venue: Loudoun Hall, Ayr

Ayrshire Archaeological and Natural History Society

With four short talks by members of the AANHS


Thursday, April 14 2016, 7.30 pm

The Churches of Musselburgh

Alison Butler

Venue: St Peter's Church Hall, High Street, Musselburgh

Musselburgh Conservation Society


Thursday, April 14 2016, 7.30 pm

Field Marshal Haig, a Personal View

Hon Philip Astor

Venue: MacRobert Hall, The Square, Tarland

Cromar History Group

Field Marshall Douglas Haig, Ist. Earl Haig, has become one of the most controversial figures of the First World War, his leadership both heavily criticised but also defended by historians. The Honourable Philip Astor will present a personal perspective of his grandfather and his role in the First World War.


Thursday, April 14 2016, 7.30 pm - 9.00 pm

Flora Macdonald

Barbara Graham

Venue: Johnnie Walker Bond, Strand Street Kilmarnock

East Ayrshire Family History Society


Friday, April 15 2016, 7.30 pm

Branch Lines of Strathearn - Tourists, Tatties, and Trains

John Young, Railway Historian and Author

Venue: Aytoun Hall, High Street, Auchterarder

Auchterarder and District Local History Association


Saturday, April 16 2016, 1.45 pm

Researching Your Military Relatives covering the 18th Century to WW2

Ken Nisbet

Venue: St Ninian's Church Hall, Castle Douglas

Dumfries and Galloway Family History Society

Coffee and tea will be served at 1.45 p.m. meetings start 2.15 p.m


Saturday, April 16 2016, 10 am - 12 pm

Inheritance

Bruce Bishop

Venue: Scottish Genealogy Society Library, 15 Victoria Terrace, Edinburgh, EH1 2JL

Scottish Genealogy Society

Your family didn’t have to be extremely wealthy for someone to leave an inheritance. Bruce Bishop will give a talk on the subject to include estates, land & sasine records, wills, commissary courts, etc and show how this kind of information can help with your family history research.


Saturday, April 16 2016, 2.00 pm

Annual Meeting and Members Heirlooms

Venue: Manchester Central Library

Anglo-Scottish Family History Society


Saturday, April 16 2016, 2.30pm-4.30pm

Fintry – A Rural North East School

Janet Byth

Venue: Unitarian Church Centre

Aberdeen and North East Scotland Family History Society


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History talks and events 28 March - 3 April 2016

21/3/2016

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Upcoming family history talks and events in Scotland, 28 March - 3 April 2016

Note that there may be a small charge for some of these events, and some may be for members only. We will be publishing lists of upcoming talks and events regularly - if you are organising a talk or event relating to Scottish genealogy or history, please let us know and we will be happy to add your events to our list.
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Monday, March 28 2016, 7.30 pm

Glasgow Humane Society

George Parsonage

Venue: Caldwell Halls, 16 Campsie Road, Torrance, G64 4BN

Torrance Heritage and History Group


Monday, March 28 2016, 7.30 pm

Perthshire monasteries and their local communities

Prof Richard Oram

Venue: Bankfoot Church Centre

West Stormont Historical Society

Non-members: adults £3, concessions £2. (Open discussion meetings at Luncarty are free)


Monday, March 28 2016, 7.30 pm - 9.30 pm

Finlaggan, Islay – excavation at the center of the Lordship of the Isles

Dr David Caldwell

Venue: Alloa Town Hall (Tommy Downs Room)

Clackmannanshire Field Studies Society

Speaker Society of Antiquaries Scotland, Fife Cultural Trust


Thursday, March 31 2016, 7.30 pm

Clyde Upper Reaches : Imports & Exports

Iain Quinn

Venue: Glen Halls, Neilston

Barrhead & Neilston Historical Association


Thursday, March 31 2016, 7.30 pm

Blackfriars Monastery Dig

Bob Will, Guard Archaeology

Venue: Smith Museum and Art Gallery

Stirling Local History Society


Thursday, March 31 2016, 7.30 pm

Glasgow's Bridges

Tom Marchmont

Venue: FCCS Office, Soutbank Marina, Kirkintilloch

Forth and Clyde Canal Society


Thursday, March 31 2016, 8 pm

Ayrshire's Railway Heritage

Alasdair Wham

Venue: Chapel Hall, Our Lady of Perpetual Succour, 2 Crummock Street, Beith, Ayrshire

Beith Historical Society


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