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DALGLIESH (DALGLEISH)
Family Information on descendants
of
JOHN DALGLIESH:- m. 4 April 1795 in the Parish of Muckhart.
Spouse:- Elizabeth Thomson
Children:-
Simon b. 1811

Simon Dalgliesh and Janet Burns. m:- 1 October 1829 in Culross Parish, Fife.
Children - Robert b. 1835.

Robert Dalgleish (b. 1837) and Agnes (Troup) (b. 1845) m. 3 August 1863.
There children - Simon b;-21 April 1864, Agnes b;- 21 June 1866,
Janet b;- 18 January 1869, Born in Bothkennar, Stirling,
James b;-16 July 1872 in Bathgate, Robert b;- abt. 1878 in New Monkland.

James married Rosina Hamilton Park (born 1875), in New Monkland, by Airdrie,
Scotland (1895).
They had three children - Rosina (born 1895), Robert (born 1896), Benjamin (born 1900).

Roseina McBroom Dalgleish (d. 1947), was a Nursing Sister in a Glasgow Hospital.

In Memory of

Radio Officer - BENJAMIN PARK DALGLEISH

S.S. Navasota (Southampton), Merchant Navy
who died age 39
on Tuesday 5 December 1939.

Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL

A Radio Officer in the Merchant Navy when his ship, The "SS NAVASOTA", was torpedoed. After sending out S.O.S messages he left the ship and was picked up but died later.

Photo courtesy of the World Ship Society, Carlisle.

Passenger cargo ship, SS Navasota, 8,795grt, (Royal Mail Lines Ltd) had sailed in ballast from Liverpool on the 3rd December 1939 in the 7 ship Convoy OB-46. Like most of the OB series of Convoy's the ships would disperse at a given point and head for their individual ports. The Navasota was to head to the port of Buenos Aries once the Convoy had dispersed which was due to take place on the 7th December. On the 5th December the Navasota was attacked by U-47 about 150 miles West of Bishop Rock, she was torpedoed and sunk in position 50' 43N 10' 16W. The Captain, Charles J. Goble, and 36 crew were lost. 37 crew were rescued by the Destroyer HMS Escapade and another 8 by the Merchant ship Clan Farquhar and landed in Cape Town.

James Dalgleish

born - 1872


Roseina born 1895	Robert born 1896	Benjamin born 1900

In 1943, Robert, married Rosannah Lambert, in Lochgelly Baptist Church, Fife, Scotland.
Rosannah and Robert had two children, Irene and Robert.	Robert Dalgleish and Rosannah Lambert 1943

Irene married Charles Paterson in 1970
in East Kilbride.
They have two children,
Hazel and John.

Robert married Joan Hunter in 1981
in Alva.
They have one child,
Laura.

My grandfather, James, re-married after Rosina, his first wife, died (14th October 1900).

With his second wife, Jessie Watson,
(m. 2 June 1905) there was again three children,
James, Elizabeth, Simon.

James married Agnes Ryan Hawthorn.
Son's - James, Brian and Ivor.

Elizabeth married James Chalmers.
Son - Walter Rennie.

Simon married Nora Rogerson.
Son - Allan, Daughter - Noreen.

James Dalgleish Jessie Dalgleish
(nee Watson)

James Elizabeth (Bessie) Simon

I am very interested in receiving / tracing information about ancestors and descendants of the above families.

NAME ROBERT A. DALGLEISH

COUNTRY: SCOTLAND

E-mail: robert2fife@blueyonder.co.uk

INTERESTS: Swimming, Walking, Member of The Institute of Advanced Motorists,
Music;- most from Jazz to Classical, Photography, Travel, Genealogy.

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