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Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier

F, #4127, b. 16 June 1930, d. 20 May 2023
Last Edited: 6 Jul 2024
Margaret Ness McGregor (Dickson, Carson) Hawes 2005
Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson 1945
Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson, wedding day, Dec 1947
Margaret Ness McGregor (Dickson) Carson, September 1948

Parents:

Father*: Alexander Young Dickson jute mill oiler b. 25 May 1899, d. 9 Jan 1957
Mother*: Mary Keith Paterson Johnston hotelier b. 24 Mar 1902, d. 28 Dec 1978
Relationship:
  • Birth*: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier was born on 16 June 1930 at 2 Smalls Lane, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, ; Margaret had two godmothers, both named Margaret. Their surnames were Ness and McGregor and that is where the middle names come from.1,2
  • She was the daughter of Alexander Young Dickson jute mill oiler and Mary Keith Paterson Johnston hotelier.
  • (Bride) Marriage*: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier married Brunon Kowalewski electrician, son of Jan Kowalewski farmer and Anna Lemanska, on 13 December 1947 at Lochee, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, ; Margaret was married from the house at 39 Step Row where the family had been living for about a year.3,4
  • Divorce*: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier and Brunon Kowalewski electrician were divorced in January 1973 at Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, ; Robert Carson (formerly Bruno Kowalewski) v Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson or Carson (formerly Kowaleski): Divorce.5
  • (Bride) Marriage*: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier married Leonard George Hawes purser Merchant Navy, hotelier, son of Edward George Hawes and Bertha Louisa Ashby, on 20 August 1974 at Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .
  • (Deceased) Death*: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier died on 20 May 2023 at Moyness Care Home, Grove Road, Broughty Ferry, Dundee, Scotland, , at age 92.6
  • (Resident) Address: As of circa 1933, Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier was living with Mary Keith Paterson Johnston hotelier at at 19 Canon Street, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .1
  • (Resident) Address: As of circa 1935, Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier was living with Mary Keith Paterson Johnston hotelier at at 119 Nethergate, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .1
  • (Resident) Address: As of circa 1937, Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier was living with Mary Keith Paterson Johnston hotelier at at 10 Airlie Terrace, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .1
  • (Resident) Address: As of circa 1939, Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier was living with Mary Keith Paterson Johnston hotelier at at 40 Guthrie Street, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, ; During the earlier years (pre 1939) Mary and family moved house about every two years – and always in May. But during the war they stayed in Guthrie Street and it was while they were there that Margaret remembers her uncles visiting her mother.3
  • Married Name: As of 13 December 1947, her married name was Kowalewski.
  • Name Variation: As of circa 1948, Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier was also known as Carson.
  • Address*: As of January 1948, Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier and Brunon Kowalewski electrician lived at 10 Campbell Street, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .1
  • Newspaper Article*: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier and Robert Carson 'the Computer Doctor' were mentioned in a newspaper article Margaret aged 18, pregnant with Bob and serving at the dockers canteen on 4 September 1948 at Docks, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .7
  • (Witness) Newspaper Article: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier and Brunon Kowalewski electrician was mentioned in a newspaper article about Robert Carson 'the Computer Doctor' on 22 January 1949. KOWALEWSKI - At DRI on Jan 21 1949, to Mr and Mrs Kowalewski (nee Margaret Dickson), 10 Campbell Street - a son (Both Well.)8
  • (Witness) Photograph: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier is in this photograph taken in February 1949 at Dundee, Angus, Scotland, , along with Robert Carson 'the Computer Doctor', Mary Keith Paterson Johnston hotelier and Brunon Kowalewski electrician Robert Carson's christening.7
  • (Witness) Photograph: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier is in this photograph taken in March 1949 at Dundee, Angus, Scotland, , along with Robert Carson 'the Computer Doctor', Brunon Kowalewski electrician Robert Carson in the pram.7
  • (Witness) Photograph: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier is in this photograph taken in December 1949 at Campbell Street, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, , along with Robert Carson 'the Computer Doctor', Brunon Kowalewski electrician Bobby's first Christmas.7
  • Address: As of before 7 July 1954, Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier and Brunon Kowalewski electrician lived at 17 Napier Place, Dryburgh, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .9
  • (Witness) Photograph: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier is in this photograph taken in 1956 at Angus, Scotland, , along with Robert Carson 'the Computer Doctor', Carson family.7
  • Address: As of 1964, Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier and Brunon Kowalewski electrician lived at 6 Norwood Crescent, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .9
  • Address: As of 1966, Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier lived at 42 Ellengown Drive, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .10
  • Address: As of 1968, Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier and Leonard George Hawes purser Merchant Navy, hotelier lived at Carlton House Hotel, 2 Dalgleish Road, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .
  • Married Name: As of 20 August 1974, her married name was Hawes.
  • Address: As of 1980, Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier and Leonard George Hawes purser Merchant Navy, hotelier lived at Craigtay Hotel, 101 Broughty Ferry Road, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .
  • Newspaper Article*: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier was mentioned in a newspaper article BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
    AT one time, the Hubara nightclub, adjacent to the Craigtay Hotel on the west end of the Broughty Ferry Road, was one of the most popular venues for a good night out.
    However, when the hotel was recently given an extensive facelift, the club was closed down, the intention being that it would probably remain so.
    Demand.
    But now, licensee at the hotel Mrs Margaret Hawes and her husband
    Leonard have decided that it is time to reopen.
    Said Mrs Hawes, “Last Friday’s grand reopening was really in response to a great public demand.
    “When we shut the Hubara, we did not really have any plans to reopen, but as the months went by we received more and more telephone calls about the club.”
    Appeal.
    The club itself has not been changed a great deal since it was first opened by Mrs Hawes mother, Mary Nay.
    Both in physical set up and the general atmosphere that the Hawes try to create, it has a very wide appeal to both youngsters and folk in their middle and later years.
    So, on Friday nights, the patrons of the club are entertained first by a dance band from 8.00 p.m. until 11.00 p.m.
    Then the pace is slightly raised for the younger generation who have still got plenty of energy to expend on the dance floor when the latest disco sounds take over.
    On a Saturday night, the disco is left offstage in favour of a whole nights’ live dance band music till midnight.
    An exciting new feature is the “Spider-Web” dance floor. This has really to be seen to be appreciated, but in essence involves a pattern of flashing strips of light built into the woodwork of the floor itself.
    Star.
    By a flick of a button, the D.J. or master of ceremonies can change the pattern from the full spider’s web to a revolving star shape.
    Seating arrangements are much the same with tables and chairs to accommodate around 160 people.
    As well as all manner of drinks, including cocktails on order, it is also possible to buy a good reasonably priced meal of ham or chicken salad, or even sandwiches if its just a snack you are after.
    The club is open to all members of the public as well as guests at the increasingly popular Craigtay Hotel and there is ample car parking space at the back of the hotel. on 3 December 1981 at Craigtay Hotel, 101 Broughty Ferry Road, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .11
  • Visit*: She was visited at South Africa, , on in 1982. To visit son, Paul & family.12
  • Address: As of circa 1985, Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier and Leonard George Hawes purser Merchant Navy, hotelier lived at 2 Pitempton Road, Downfield, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .
  • (Spouse) Death: Her spouse Brunon Kowalewski electrician died on 26 May 1992 at Roxburghe House, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, .13
  • (Informant) Death: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier registered the death of Leonard George Hawes purser Merchant Navy, hotelier on 13 May 1993 at Kings Cross Hospital, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, ; ur 101 Broughty Ferry Road, Dundee.

Family:

Brunon Kowalewski electrician b. 20 Aug 1924, d. 26 May 1992
  • (Bride) Marriage*: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier married Brunon Kowalewski electrician, son of Jan Kowalewski farmer and Anna Lemanska, on 13 December 1947 at Lochee, Dundee, Angus, Scotland, ; Margaret was married from the house at 39 Step Row where the family had been living for about a year.3,4
  • Divorce*: Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson hotelier and Brunon Kowalewski electrician were divorced in January 1973 at Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, ; Robert Carson (formerly Bruno Kowalewski) v Margaret Ness McGregor Dickson or Carson (formerly Kowaleski): Divorce.5

Child:

Robert Carson 'the Computer Doctor'+ b. 21 Jan 1949, d. 22 Jul 2021

Citations

  1. [S6] From MNMD [Sept 2009].
  2. [S14] General Record Office for Scotland, online www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk, General Record Office for Scotland (Edinburgh, Scotland), GROS ref 282/01 0397 [Feb 2010].
  3. [S6] MNMD [Sept 2009].
  4. [S64] General Record Office for Scotland, online www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk, General Record Office for Scotland (Edinburgh, Scotland), GROS Statutory Marriage 1947 Lochee ref 282/04 0165 [no image].
  5. [S41] Website National Archives of Scotland online (http://195.153.34.9/onlinecatalogue/) ref CS258 Court of Session: Unextracted Processes, 4th arrangement 1935-1994; ref CS258/1973/3553 & Unextracted Processes, 4th arrangement 1973; ref CS258/1973/3553 [Mar 2011].
  6. [S6] From MAC [May 2023].
  7. [S43] PCC.
  8. [S54] Website findmypast.co.uk (www.findmypast.co.uk) Find My Past Newspapers Collection Dundee Courier & Advertiser 22 January 1949 [Nov 2018].
  9. [S6] MNMD [Sept 2009].
  10. [S6] From MNMD [Sept 2009].
  11. [S32] Newspaper Article, Dundee Evening Telegraph Dec 3, 1981 via Facebook Group Dunndonian for All [Feb 2017].
  12. [S6] From MNMD [May 2012].
  13. [S43] R & PCC.