Baptised
09 Jun 1811
Maxton, Roxburghshire, Scotland
Entry reads: "William Wight, carrier in Maxton and his wife Elisabeth Richardson, had a child born 28th April 1811 and baptised 9 June called Elisabeth"
WALDIE: John, head, mar, 45, ag lab b Roxburgh, ROX; Elisabeth, wife, 43 b Maxton, ROX; Children: Thomas, 15, farm lab, b Earlston, BEW; Betty, scholar, 13 b Eckford; William, 10, scholar b Morebattle; John, 6, scholar; Helen, 4 at home; Margaret 17 mths, at home, all b Crailing[3]
Sources
↑ Dth Cert. 1861 Elizabeth WIGHT, copy rcvd 2003 from Julie G
Parish of Crailing #1: cert reads: Elizabeth WALDIE married to John WALDIE, died 8 Mar 1861 2am at Ploughlands, Crailing, aged 50, d/o William WIGHT farmer, dec & Elizabeth m.s. RICHARDSON, dec.; of apoplexy 76 hrs, cert by John ?BELL? Jedburgh, inf John WALDIE, husb, reg 8th Mar at Crailing:
↑ 1851 Census: 1851 Crailing Parish, Book 2 Page 10, extract rcvd from Graham M
WikiTree profile Wight-192 created through the import of HENDERSONLornaAncestorsPlus1Desc4WikiTree.ged on Oct 18, 2011 by L Henderson. (Reference: 10988)
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