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Hi. I have been researching my family tree for several years and have managed to get back to about 1580 (to be confirmed). However there are two parts of my tree that I am having a bit of trouble with.
ReplyDeleteAlexander Grieve DOB 1864 Born in Ireland (I don't know where.Son of Scottish parents Alexander Grieve and Agnes McDonald from Fife. I have found info about his birth but not location and his date of death eludes me.
Also I have two James Grieve's, one possible son of the other. BUT! the father is only ten years old. Is this possible in those days? Father was James Grieve 22/11/1629 married to Katherine Baxte 3/8/1635 in Kirkaldy, Fife. Son James Grieve baptised 4/8/1639, married helen (Helin) Williamson 1653 in St Andrews & St Leonards, Fife.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
regards
Derek Grieve