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Quick question...
I'm helping someone with their family on the island of Gigha. There is a marriage between Peter McDarmaid and Helen Galbraith in 1800.
Helen is recorded as 'sister of Dn'l Gal'th'. Why should this be? I haven't come across this in records before. If any relationship info is given in records in this part of Argyllshire, it tends to be 'daughter of'. Suggestions, please! |
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I'd guess at Daniel Galbraith.
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Could it be that both their parents were dead and so her brother gave his permission for the marriage?
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Thanks, UJ. I thought Donald. There are a lot of Donalds on Gigha!
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Thanks, Kite, that's what I thought.
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Isn't Donal(d) the Gaelic for Daniel?
(I agree, he was mentioned as her male relative, presumably her father was dead). OC |
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