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ArgyllGran here is the 1911 Census for Hugh's sister Annie Frizzell-

https://imgur.com/a/ijQDA

Not really sure it reveals much more about her life though...

Have located her death record on the People of Scotland Registry thank you-

https://imgur.com/a/tTDhS

And such a sad life (one presumes). She never knew her father; orphaned at approx 6; only sibling departs for Canada when she's 10. All topped off by heart disease and early death.

And why wasn't Hugh the informant who registered her death? As her NOK , you would think he should have. Did he not know? Did Quarriers not know where to contact him?

Crikey 21 how sad ?? it raises questions......why did Hugh not take her in? Could he not find her I wonder. Such a young age to die.

Death of "wee Annie":

FRIZZEL
ANNIE
21
1912
569/ 35
Kilmacolm

10/08/1912, 4.30pm, at Bethesda Orphan Homes of Scotland
Father: James Frizzel, labourer, deceased.
Mother: Hessie Frizell, ms Brown, deceased.
Cause of death: Cardiac disease.
Informant: W Douglas, Assistant superintendent, Nittingshill Orphan Homes of Scotland.


Nittingshill was the first Quarrier's Home.

I can't see her in 1901.

Without spending any more credits, a free search of 1911 census shows her living in Kilmacolm. Spelled "Frizzle".

GlassgowLass many thanks as always, more stuff to add to the tree. There's so much info on the other thread that I felt it would be easier to extract a few useful snippets here. I've wrote a letter and posted today to Quarriers as the online form was being picky about my email address.

Eringobragh1916 many thanks for explaining. One would assume TB was big amongst the working class at this time.

I am wondering what happened to the wee baby Ann sister to Hugh.....

Yes GlasgowLass but I have slept since !!

We went through all of this the last time and Laird ( Kerensky) said that he added it all to his tree?
These were all families from Antrim who moved to Greenock.


LOL Eringobragh... you even posted the correct spelling of Drumfrochar Road on this very thread yesterday !

I expect Jessie is Hessie (or vice versa).

From a quick whizz through the other thread again, James (her husband) died 1891 and Hessie 1896.

Thanks for the clearing up of the Dc Trans. ArgyllGran.

Who is wee Jessie when she's at home...?

Valuation Roll 1895:

FRIZZLE

JESSIE

MRS WIDOW

Tenant Occupier

HOUSE NO 90 DRUMFROCHAR ROAD

GREENOCK

1895

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From my early working life, I know a bit about streets in and around Greenock ....

DRUMFROCHAR ROAD

Agree with most of Erin's translation but

is Greenock Infirmary actually Greenock Poorhouse - Smithson - Gourock
(google - Greenock, Smithson Poorhouse and Asylum) Greenock and Gourock are next to each other.

and Usual residence ? Duntocher Road, Greenock - there is one now and what was a village of Duntocher - probably absorbed into outer Glasgow these days. It's North side of the Erskine Bridge on the road s from Glasgow to Loch Lomond.

and is Margaret's maiden surname McAllister

Asylum employee - James Millar

Death registered February 28th at Gourock by John Macmillan Registrar

Laird...The following is the best I can make out for the Death Cert of Hessie.

1st Column
Hessie Frizzell. Housekeeper. Widow of James Frizzell Laborer.

2nd Column.

Feb 26th at 9 hrs and 0 min pm Greenock Infirmary Smithson
Usual Residence 90 ?Drumocher Raod Greenock.

3rd. Father .Robert Brown Laborer deceased
Mother. Margaret Brown nee ? McAlleter

4th Cause of Death ..Phisisis as certified by ..looks like R Cork and then his qualifications..eg MD
Phisisis ..form of TB

5th....Signature of Asylum Employee.

Thank you again to all you kind researchers who have yet again furthered my understanding of the family tree. I know I have two great threads going here and sometimes I probably just need to back track but then I forget :-S Mainly this new one has been great as it's help tie up a few loose ends pertaining to my great grandfather Hugh Frizzell.

So i've concluded he ended up orphaned after the death of his parents, no doubt the Quarriers will furnish more info in this regard. I've now obtained Hugh's parents death certificates so that confirms he must have been left orphaned. Some how the poor boy ended up in Canada or maybe it was a great time perhaps not if he determined to get back to Scotland. He met shortly after his return his wife, found employment as a Railway carter, joined the army to serve with the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders, got shot in Egypt and returned to serve with the Royal Engineers back in Scotland and then returned to employment relating to rail fathering about 10 kids, then he became a Civil Defence Warden during WW2 and died in that employ in 1944. I think he should have qualified for the Defence Medal but because his records as a CDW appear to no longer exist their is no way to claim his Defence medal. Facinating story though

:-)

Fascinating photo of great grandfather Hugh Frizzell-

https://imgur.com/a/LfEbH

Great photo of Grandad George Alexander Lever Frizzell with the service medals I got from the MoD in 2016.

https://imgur.com/a/uhIB9

Here it is-

https://imgur.com/a/WTjQ7

I'm struggling to understand the cursive writing :-(

Eringobragh1916

yup found it this time thank you, have just purchased the info from National Records of Scotland :-)