DUDGEON, Thompson & Russell (Oct 09 Green)
I am seeking information on the Dudgeon family of Berwick, especially Margaret Dudgeon b 1866 daughter of Robert Dudgeon (farmer) and his wife Margaret, nee Thompson. Robert was born in 1823 and Margaret in 1826, both in Berwick. Robert was the son of John & Elisabeth Dudgeon (John b 1786 and Elizabeth in 1791). The 1841 census shows John & ELizabeth living in Castlegate. The 1851 census shows Robert & Margaret living in Poor House Lane. By the time, their daughter, MARGARET DUDGEON was born they were living in Featherbed Lane. She married Alexander Russell of Newcastle. Other members of this family were either bakers or fishmongers. As far as I can ascertain members of the Dudgeon family were still in Berwick up until WW2. Any information appreciated. thank you.

Graham - Thomas (Sep 09 Red)
I am trying to find bithplace/baptism records of my 3xgreat grandfather. On his death record (1874)at Yetholm his father is named as John Graham Butcher , mother Mary Tait. He states that he was born in Berwick on Tweed, but I cannot find any evidence of this.

Douglas Surgey (Jul 09 Green)
Any information about Douglas Surgey who drowned aged 7 near Sallyport in 1939. He was staying with Grandparents, James Dodds and his wife in Bridge Street at the time.

Deborah Purvis c 30 - 34 yrs old (Jul 09 Red)
Please get in touch with André friend of Stephen.

Sinclair family of Berwick upon Tweed (Jun 09 Red)
Trying to trace any relatives still living in Berwick upon Tweed. Patrick John Sinclair b.1835 (married Eleanor Burrell)and Benjamin George Sinclair b. 1836(married Elizabeth Cummings)Rossiter Lenton Walker Sinclair b. 1843(married Elizaberh Burrell) their father was James Sinclair and mother Margaret Atkinson.

Peter Cowe (May 09 Green)
Born 1824 Died 1891

george Howard, Sailor Seaman (Apr 09 Red)
Hi I wonder if anyone can help me please, I`m trying to locate a George Howard born c1862? not sure where but rumours of the Berwick area have been talked about. All I know for sure is that he was a sailor or seaman of some description.I have his sons marriage certificate. he was also named George Howard and he married on 30th july 1910 in Lowick Northumberland and was a farm hind. he married Applenne Dunbar and he was 25 years old. Under fathers details it has his name as George Howard and his profession as Sailor. Could anyone help me find them on possible census returns et. as I don`t have these resources as yey I would greatly appreciate it Thank you and Regards Eileen

John Tate (Apr 09 Green)
I am seeking information on John Tate who was possibly born in Berwick on Tweed in 1785. When old enough he was apprenticed for five years to a grocer in Berwick named John Bird. He later joined the Royal Navy and in 1807, whilst still serving in the navy, he married Mary Lewin in Prittlewell, Essex. After leaving the navy he settled in Essex for a number of years before returning, with his family, to Berwick where he joined the whaling ship believed to be the LIVELY and was lost when the ship went down with all hands somewhere off Greenland in 1827. Does anyone know of the existance of a ships muster for the Lively for around this period or any infomationon on John Tate or family or even John Bird.

CLARKE, MICHAEL (Primitive Methodist Minister) born 1820 (Feb 09 Red)
Michael CLARKE born 1820 in Ford Forge, Berwick-Upon-Tweed Northumberland (parents George Clarke born about 1800 and Marthia Middlemaas). Michael married Jane SMITH in 1852(Jane was born in 1823 in Sunderland Tyne and Wear). Jane's parents were Foster Smith and Jane Nickel Any additional information would be greatly appreciated. regards liz.

John Bain Shoemaker (Nov 08 Red)
Looking for any info about John Bain my great grandad who was a shoemaker in the late 1800s early 1900s.Believe he lived in Walkergate Lane Berwick.Would love to hear from anyone with any info thanks.