| Relatives on the Web |
| Relatives by Marriage on the Web |
| Places on the web |
| Family photo album |
| My forebears |
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| BORN 1952 | BORN 1920-6 | BORN
c1892-1898 | BORN c1857-1869 | BORN c1825-1836 | BORN 1781-c1801 | BORN 1756-c1761 |
Invented
since
1952: transistor
radio?;cassette
recorder; pacemaker (1958); digital
watch;
laser;
compact disc;
word processor;
personal computer; worldwide web;
satellite;
mobile phone; wap |
Invented since 1926:
helicopter; radar; fibreglass (1938);
Teflon (1938); jet (1939); atomic reactor (1942);
ballpoint pen (1943) |
Invented since 1898: aeroplane (1903); stainless steel (1913); motorway (1924); television (1925) |
Invented since 1869:
typewriter (1870); barbed wire (1874); telephone (1876); phonograph (1877); lightbulb (1878); cash
register (1879); car (1885); safety razor (1895) |
Invented since 1836:
shorthand (1837); electric telegraph (1837); elevator (1853); dynamite (1866) |
Invented since 1801:
railway locomotive (1808); passenger railway (1825); photography (1826);
electric dynamo (1831) |
Invented since 1761:
spinning jenny (1764); vaccination (1796) |
Douglas Alfred Savage
(born Oxford
1892
died Oxford 1967) |
Alfred Savage
(born Blandford 3 May 1858 died
Oxford 19 Nov 1945) | Alfred Savage
(born
Ringwood 24 Feb 1828) | John Savage
(born Plymouth c1801 died Ringwood 19 Feb 1898) |
married in Ringwood 18 Jul 1821:
Sarah
Knight
(born Ringwood c1798 died Ringwood 13 July 1881) |
Peter
Douglas
Savage(born
Oxford
1920) |
married in Blandford
21 Feb 1854:
Elizabeth Brown
(born Blandford
c1830) | James Brown
(Born Child Okeford c1781) |
Martha ---?
(born Shaftesbury c1788 died Blandford 1862) |
Stephen
Charles
Savage(born
Liverpool
1952)
|
married in Oxford 2 Apr 1888:
Kezia Marian
de la Mare
(born St Peter Port c1858 died Oxford
1922) | Pierre Bishop de la Mare
(Born St Peter
c1826) | --- de la Mare |
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| --- |
Mariane Gruchy
(born St
Helier c1825) | John Gruchy |
| --- |
married in Fulham 3 Apr 1919:
Elena Edge
(born
Gus Khrustalny 1897
died Oxford 1993) | Joseph Edge
(born Halliwell c1860 died Gus Khrustalny) | William
Edge
(died Gus Khrustalny) | --- Edge |
| --- |
| --- | --- |
| --- |
married in Bolton 1884
Anne Jane Rigby
(born Tonge c1859 died Bath 1916) | Henry Rigby
(born Hindley c1833) | --- Rigby |
| --- |
Jane ---?
(born Bolton c1830) | --- |
| --- |
| married in Edinburgh: Isabella
Catriona
Watson(born
Edinburgh
1926)
| Hugh Watson
(born
Inverness 4 May 1897
died
Edinburgh 16 Oct 1966) | William John Ross Watson / Uilleam Iain MacBhàtair
(born Kilmuir-Easter
17 Feb 1865 died 1948) | Hugh Watson
(christened Kilmuir-Easter 30 Mar 1829 died 1893) | William Watson
(christened Kilmuir-Easter 1790 died Kilmuir-Easter 1867) | Andrew Watson
Catherine McKenzie |
married in Kilmuir-Easter
23 May 1828:
Williamina Ross
(born Lairg c1801) |
married in Kilmuir-Easter
22 Apr 1864:
Maria Buckle Ross
(born Kilmuir-Easter
1829 died Kilmuir-Easter 1891) | John Ross
(born
c1790) |
married in Kilmuir-Easter c1815:
Mary
Davidson
(born c1794 died 1866) | Alexander Davidson
Catherine McIntosh |
married in New York
17 Jul 1895:
Isabela Christina Munro
(born Alness
28 Feb 1869 died 1902) | George
Munro
(christened Alness 3 Jun 1828 died Alness
3 Apr 1893) | William Munro
(born 26 Dec 1787
died
c1830) | Finlay Munro
Christina Munro |
married in Alness
11 Nov 1809:
Margaret Ross
(born Alness 23 March 1784) | Gordon Ross
(born Oct 1756 died
8 Dec 1815)
married 7 Aug 1781:
Christina Munro
(born 5 Nov 1759 died 17 Jun 1842) |
married in Alness
6 Sep 1856:
Mary Reid
(born c1834 died
24 April 1879) | John Reid |
| Catharine Munro |
Winifred Margaret
Paterson
(born
Edinburgh
8 Jan 1898
died
Edinburgh 1976) | William
Dawson
Paterson
(born Tough 2 Sep 1864) | William Paterson
(born c1825) | William
Paterson
(Born c1786 died Tough 1827) |
Ann Symon
(Born Crathie and Braemar c1784 died Tough 1867) | James Symon
Ann Brown |
married in Towie 22 Aug 1863:
Margaret Dawson
(born Towie 22 Mar 1827) | William Dawson
(born c1799 died Towie 8 Jan 1865) | James Dawson
(born c1756 died 1817)
Elizabeth Mitchell
(born c1761 died 1817) |
married in Dyce 27 Dec 1823:
Margaret Runcieman
(born c1800 died Towie 16 Jun 1875) | Andrew Runcieman
Jane Downie |
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married in Tough 13 Jun 1895:
Catherine Smith
(born Tough
18 Feb 1863) | Charles Smith
(born 1828 died
29 Apr 1894) | Charles Smith
(born c1779 died 1857) | William Smith
married in Lumphanan 2 July 1778:
Elizabeth Souter |
married in Leochel Cushnie June 1826:
Katharine Bain |
| |
married in Tough 4 Dec 1860:
Catherine Anderson
(born
Coldstone 2 Nov 1836 died
22 Apr 1912) | John Anderson |
married in
Coldstone 1 Feb 1833:
Christina Ferguson |
| Apollo moonshot
programme | | US independence |
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| | Second World War | | Clearances in Easter Ross |
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| | First World War; Russian Revolution | | French Revolution |
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| | Relatives on the web | What's at the site |
| | Peter Douglas Savage (born
Oxford, 1920) |
| * | A Kidlington
Vignette | A linocut by P D S |
| * | Edinburgh University
Library | Refers to collection compiled by P D S |
| | Hugh M Savage (born 1955) |
| * | 26th Irish Balloon
Championships | Report mentions H M S as overall winner of championship |
| | Douglas Alfred Savage (born
Oxford, 1892) |
| * | Aces of
England | D A S was a fighter pilot in the First
World War |
| | Basil Savage (born
Oxford, 1899) |
| * | Oxfordshire photographs | Refers to photographs taken by B S held by Oxford County Libraries |
| | Alfred Savage (born Blandford, 1858) |
| * | The High, Oxford, 1-5 | Refers to A S as occupant of 1 High Street, 1889-1901 |
| | Jack Clifford Savage (born Ryde, 1891) |
| * | Skywriting | Entry in Columbia Encyclopedia mentions J C S as inventor of skywriting |
| * | History
of Flight - SE5a | J C S's
skywriting - click on 'Persil' link |
| * | Mid-Century Memories | J C S's arrival in New York, as recalled by Harry Bruno in the July 1953 Aero Digest |
| * | Aeronautics
Internet Textbook | Also mentions J C S's skywriting |
| * | Cavok
International | J C S as co-inventor of Savage-Bramson anti-stall gear |
| | Sophy Griffiths |
| * |
Momentary Fusion | Aerial dance company founded by S G. |
| | William John Watson / Uilleam Iain MacBhàtair (born Easter
Ross 1865) |
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Department of Celtic, University of
Edinburgh | W J W was Professor, 1914-38 |
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Introduction to The History of the Celtic Place-Names of Scotland | W J W's introduction to his 1926 book, on a website provided by the Scottish Place-Name
Society/Comann Ainmean-Aite na h-Alba |
| * |
General Survey of Lothian from The History of the Celtic Place-Names of Scotland | Chapter from W J W's 1926 book, from the Scottish Place-Name
Society/Comann Ainmean-Aite na h-Alba |
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General Survey of Dumfries and Galloway from The History of the Celtic Place-Names of Scotland | Chapter from W J W's 1926 book, from the Scottish Place-Name
Society/Comann Ainmean-Aite na h-Alba |
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General Survey of Ayrshire and Strathclyde from The History of the Celtic Place-Names of Scotland | Chapter VII from W J W's 1926 book, from the Scottish Place-Name
Society/Comann Ainmean-Aite na h-Alba |
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General Survey of Scotland North of Forth from The History of the Celtic Place-Names of Scotland | Chapter from W J W's 1926 book, from the Scottish Place-Name
Society/Comann Ainmean-Aite na h-Alba |
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Gaelic Resource Database | Educational database includes many references to WJW and also some Gaelic texts - search under 'MacBhatair U I' to find the latter. |
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Autumn 1998 new books list
from the Scottish Place-Name
Society/Comann Ainmean-Aite na h-Alba | Mentions (i)
a new Index of Celtic Elements in W.J.Watson's History of the Celtic Place-Names of Scotland,
compiled by Eric B. Basden; and (ii) In Praise of William J. Watson (1865-1948): Celtic
place-name scholar, by W.F.H.Nicolaisen, Scottish Language 14/15 |
| * |
Comunn Gaidhlig Inbhir Nis - Gaelic Society of
Inverness | Online history featuring W J W |
| * |
Irisean Comunn Gaidhlig Inbhir Nis | Index to transactions, including W J W's contributions. |
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Scottish Gaelic Texts Society |
Online history featuring W J W (link dead) |
| * |
NAACLT News | Article
by Jamie MacDonald of North Carolina mentions W J W |
| | Sir Hugh Watson (born
Inverness 1897) |
| * | Comunn Gaidhlig Inbhir Nis - Gaelic Society of Inverness | Mentions H W as Chief of the GSI in 1963 |
| * | Unasylva - Vol 2 No 4 - Forest resources of the world | Mentions H W (?) conducting survey of forestry resources which appeared in the 1946 Empire Forestry Handbook |
| * | Scottish Gaelic Texts Society | Mentioned
H W as an Honorary Secretary of the SGTS (link dead) |
| | W H C (Bill) Watson |
| * | Traverse archive - 1969 | W H C W was co-author of play Sawney Bean |
| | Ross H Munro |
| * | About Ross H Munro | R H M is an America-based journalist and writer. |
| | Elena Edge (later Liena
Baker) (born Gus Khrustalny, 1895) |
| * | The Dout
Stories | Stories about a dog, by Liena Baker |
| | Martin Llowarch |
| * |
w3.co.uk | Web developer cites
Abbey National's 1997 accounts as example - M L was Deputy Chairman then |
| | Sasha Ward |
| * |
Russell-Cotes - Commissions | Includes glass
rooflight by S W. |
| * |
Kiln Care | Includes picture of S W's Big Panels. |
| | Places on the web | What's at the site |
| | Oxford |
| * | Oxford photographs | Links to collections and interesting websites. |
| | Plymouth, Devon |
| * | GENUKI: Plymouth 1850 | Extracts from White's 1850 directory. |
| | Ringwood, Hampshire |
|
 |
Coxstone Lane, Ringwood |
| * | Ringwood Town Council | Local information and history. Town trail map. |
| * | Ringwood and Fordingbridge News | Back issues contain interesting local history. |
| | Easter Ross |
| * | Ross-shire online | Ambitious and informative site. |
| * | Parishes in Easter Ross | Map from The Frasers site. |
| | Alness, Easter Ross |
| * | Alness.com | Local information. |
| * | The Town of Alness | More local information. |
| * | WEA - Salt of the Earth project | Alness then and now. |
| * | Easter Ross and the Black Isle | Picture and history of the old parish church, history of Alness. |
| | Towie, Aberdeenshire |
| * | Towie parish | Background for genealogists. |
| | Tough, Aberdeenshire |
| * | Tough parish | Background for genealogists. |
| | Gus Khrustalny, Russia |
| * | The City of Gus Khrustalny | Places of interest - the crystal of Gus. |
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