
Marion LOCKIE
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Name Marion LOCKIE Birth 27 Dec 1861 West Linton, Peeblesshire
[1, 2] Gender Female 1871 Census "Blegbie", Humbie, East Lothian
[2] At 1871 Census, she is 9 1881 Census Bowscar Mansion, Penrith, Cumberland
[3] At 1881 Census, she is 18, occ "Domestic Nursemaid" Reference Number V596 Individual Note emigrated to USA and married Thomas BROWN. lived in Washington State USA [4] Person ID I596 VaughanDavies Last Modified 11 Sep 2026
Father John LOCKIE, b. 25 Aug 1815, Carnwath, Lanarkshire
d. 19 Sep 1885, Waulk Mill, West Linton, Peeblesshire
(Age 70 years) Relationship natural Mother Janet BROWN, b. 7 Dec 1821, Newbigging, Carnwath, Lanarkshire
d. 25 May 1891, Waulk Mill, West Linton, Peeblesshire
(Age 69 years) Relationship natural Marriage West Water, West Linton, Peeblesshire
[4] Family Note According to a 1741? map, there was a mill in West Linton, probably to the west of the present A702. [5] Family Note Living at Blegbie, Humbie, East Lothian in 1870 (GR 481618?)Marriage location may be near the West Water river and South Slipperfield [4] Family Note Walk Mill may be known as Waulk Mill. Walk mills used to wash the newly made cloth to prevent shrinkage, and then have people to walk on it to squeeze out the water. This technique presumably meant a better product, & was perhaps most common for blankets. [4] Family ID F249 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Information on the web suggests that she emigrated to British Columbia in 1885 and married Thomas BROWN, and then moved to Washington state, where she died 20/6/1936. The transcript on the web says that she died at Paso, Franklin, Washington State. Howeve it has her husband as HM Brown. It is possible that there is a transcription error and it should be TM Brown, but there is no obvious way to check this.
Information from the family also says she emigrated to the USA.
- Information on the web suggests that she emigrated to British Columbia in 1885 and married Thomas BROWN, and then moved to Washington state, where she died 20/6/1936. The transcript on the web says that she died at Paso, Franklin, Washington State. Howeve it has her husband as HM Brown. It is possible that there is a transcription error and it should be TM Brown, but there is no obvious way to check this.
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