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jackie
07-Jun-05, 21:53
Doing research on the Simpson's of Caithness and I have a James Simpson who died in Dunbeath, but I am not sure which parish Dunbeath is included in. I know some of you Caithnessians can help me oot! :D Thanks for the help.
Jackie

Davie MacLeod
07-Jun-05, 22:26
Parish is Latheron. Have you any dates?

fred
07-Jun-05, 23:05
Doing research on the Simpson's of Caithness and I have a James Simpson who died in Dunbeath, but I am not sure which parish Dunbeath is included in. I know some of you Caithnessians can help me oot! :D Thanks for the help.
Jackie

There was a James Simpson living at Houstry in the 1841 census for Latheron, he was 70 to
74 years old. Same house was Margaret 65 to 69, Finlay 30 to 34, William 15 to 19 and
Hugh 10.

fred
07-Jun-05, 23:28
Doing research on the Simpson's of Caithness and I have a James Simpson who died in Dunbeath, but I am not sure which parish Dunbeath is included in. I know some of you Caithnessians can help me oot! :D Thanks for the help.
Jackie

I've put a map of Caithness with the parishes marked on it on my website. It was published by Thomson in 1822.

It's a big file if you don't have broadband, 1 megabyte, you'll have to save it to disk then look at it in a picture editor to see the detail.

It's at http://www.fredc.me.uk/thomson.jpg

jackie
08-Jun-05, 02:05
Thanks for the map and all the info:
The date of James Simpson death is Aug 18, 1854 so most likely it is that James that was in Latheron in 1851.
If anyone has any connections to this Simpson let me know.
Thanks so much for your fast responses.
Jackie