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DAVID McTEAR	Tuesday 01 August 2006 9:20:14 pm McTEAR Family William McTear and Agnes Cairns settled in Saltcoats in Scotland with their daughter Sarah in 1862 from Newtownards. This was after Williams first wife had died.Settling with him in Saltcoats was his brother Robert and wife Jane Lundie Smith. Any information on the McTear family would be greatly appreciated.
M N	Friday 22 June 2007 8:05:29 pm MCTEAR Hello David Could this be Roberts Marriage? Record Type Civil Marriage Date of Marriage 16 May 1857 Groom Name robert wallace MCTEAR Bride Name jane LUNDY Church Newtownards Fourth Presbyterian Church Parish Newtownards Civil District Newtownards County Down
DAVID McTEAR	Friday 28 December 2007 7:07:35 pm McTEAR Hello M N. It certainly is, it has also confirmed what I thought, but I could not prove as I always had real doubts about this marriage shown in the ' Scotlands People ' website as having taken place in central Glasgow in 1851. Thankyou very much.

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DAVID McTEAR

Tuesday 01 August 2006 9:20:14 pm

McTEAR Family

William McTear and Agnes Cairns settled in Saltcoats in Scotland with their daughter Sarah in 1862 from Newtownards. This was after Williams first wife had died.Settling with him in Saltcoats was his brother Robert and wife Jane Lundie Smith. Any information on the McTear family would be greatly appreciated.

M N

Friday 22 June 2007 8:05:29 pm

MCTEAR

Hello David
Could this be Roberts Marriage?

Record Type Civil Marriage
Date of Marriage 16 May 1857
Groom Name robert wallace MCTEAR
Bride Name jane LUNDY
Church Newtownards Fourth Presbyterian Church
Parish Newtownards
Civil District Newtownards
County Down

DAVID McTEAR

Friday 28 December 2007 7:07:35 pm

McTEAR

Hello M N. It certainly is, it has also confirmed what I thought, but I could not prove as I always had real doubts about this marriage shown in the ' Scotlands People ' website as having taken place in central Glasgow in 1851. Thankyou very much.