James Kinnison registrar Dundee, Lochee & St Clement

• (Registrar) Marriage: James Kinnison registrar Dundee, Lochee & St Clement was the officiating registrar when the marriage of Margaret Ramsay Martin and William Roberts Nicoll on Tuesday, 29 August 1865 at Flights Lane, Lochee, Forfarshire, Scotland, , was registered; 1865 marriages in the district of Lochee, burgh of Dundee in the county of Forfar, ref 66; 1865 on the twenty-nineth day of August at Lochee after banns according to the forms of the Congregational Church; signed William Nicoll machine pattern maker bachelor, aged 24, Logie Feus Lochee, parents Alexander Nicoll warehouseman and Elizabeth Nicoll ms Roberts; signed Margaret R Martin spinster, aged 26, Flights Lane Lochee, parents James Martin mason journeyman and Jane Martin ms Ramsay; signed John Masson, signed James Martin witness, Elizabeth Nicoll witness; registered 1865 August 30th at Lochee Jas Kinnison registrar.^1,2
• (Resident) Address: As of 1867, James Kinnison registrar Dundee, Lochee & St Clement was living with James Kinnison registrar Dundee, Lochee & St Clement and 3rd (1855) Registration District Dundee at at High Street, Lochee, Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, ; REGISTRARS 01? BIRTHS; DEATHS,
  MARRIAGES.
  First District—William Johnston, Registrar; Office, 33 Meadow- side.
  Second District—Alexander Leask, Registrar; Office 58 Barrack Street.
  Office Hours, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m ; and from 6 to 8 p.m. On Saturdays, from 9 to 3.
  Third District—James Kin nison, Registrar; Office, High Street, Lochee.
  Office Hours, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 6 p.m to Saturdays, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
  
  The dates of Registration are as follows :—
  Births must be Registered within 21 days:
  Deaths „ 17 11
  Marriages, 77
  
  For the purposes of the Act, the Parliamentary Burgh of Dundee if4 divided into three Districts.
  A iTheirrom the Harbour along Castle Street, High Street, Reform Street, Ward Road, and the old Newtyle Railway, to the extreme North, divides the First from the Second District; and a line from opposjte,H.wl alonalack-ness Road, down by East end of Glen' AgneS‘ C'detage, at‘toss to Lochee Road, by Loe Farm Steading, along said Road till nearly opposite Logie Burying Ground, then in a straight line North to King's Cross, divides the Second from the Third District.³
• (Registrar) Death: James Kinnison registrar Dundee, Lochee & St Clement was the officiating registrar when the death of Peter Reilly was registered on 3 May 1868 at 15 Dudhope Street, Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, ; 1868 daeths in the district of St Clement in the burgh of Dndee, ref 247; Peter Reilly single, 1868 May Third 6h 0m pm 15 Dudhope Street Dundee, male aged 1 year, parents Charles Reilly agricultural labourer and Catherine Reilly ms Brady, tabes mesenterica [TB of lymph glands inside abdomen caused by drinking infected cows milk] with teething one month as cert by Thomas Richardson MD, signed Charles Reilly his X mark father present signed James Kinnison registrar witness, regsitered 1868 May 4th at Dundee signed Jas Kinnison registrar.⁴
• (Resident) Address: As of 1869, James Kinnison registrar Dundee, Lochee & St Clement was living with James Kinnison registrar Dundee, Lochee & St Clement and 3rd (1869 St Clement's) Registration District Dundee at at 51 Reform Street, Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, ; REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES
  
  .—Ist or St Peter's District—David Scott, Registrar; Office -224 Perth Road. 2
  d or St Mary's District—Alexander Leask, Registrar; Office, Ward House, Ward Road.
  3d or St Clement'Jr- District—James Kinnison, Registrar; Office, 51 Reform Street.
  4th or St Andrew's District—James Scrymgeour, Registrar; Office., 16 King Street.
  5th or Lochee District—James Young, Registrar; Office, 114 High Street, Lochee.
  
  Office Hours, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m; and from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturdays, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Registrations must he effected as follows, viz. :—Births within VA days; Deaths within 8 days; Marriages within 3 days; Vaccina- tions within Six Months, unless certificate of postponement be granted by a qualified Medical Practitioner.
  
  For the purposes of the Acts of Parliament relative to the Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, those portions of the Parish of Dundee and of the United Parishes of Liff and Benvie, comprehended within the boundaries of the Burgh of Dundee, are divided into Five Districts as follow
  
  Third,or St Clement's District, to comprehend and include that portion of the Burgh within the boundary commencing at that point in the River where the Southern Boundary of the Second District termi- nates; thence along that boundary Northwards along the Middle of 'West Dock Street, Couttie's Wynd, Tally Street, Barrack Street, and Constitution Road to the Tunnel; thence in a line Northwards till it joins the Northern Boundary of the Burgh; thence along said Boundary Eastwards as far as the Mains Road; thence in a Southerly direction along the middle of the Mains Road, Hilltown, and Wellgate ; thence East along the middle of the Cowgate to St Andrews Street; thence along the middle of St Andrews Street, Trades Lane, and the Road on the East side of the Custom House till it reaches the Shipbuilding Yards; thence along the middle of the road on the South side of Victoria Dock till it joins a road leading along the East side of the Patent Slip Buildings; thence along the middle of said road to the River.³
• (Registrar) Birth: James Kinnison registrar Dundee, Lochee & St Clement was the officiating registrar when the birth of Albertina Chapman Taylor was registered on 5 June 1869 at 4 St Clements Lane, Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, ; 1869 births in the district of St Clement in the burgh of Dundee, ref 488; Albertina Chapman Taylor born 1869 June Fifth 8h 50m am at 4 St Clements Lane Dundee, female, parents Robert Taylor engine fitter and Euphemia Taylor ms Haggart who married 1860 March 23 Dundee, signed Taylor her x mark mother signed James Kinnison registrar witness, registered 1869 June 24th at Dundee signed James Kinnison registrar.^5,6
• (Registrar) Death: James Kinnison registrar Dundee, Lochee & St Clement was the officiating registrar when the death of Helen Grubb was registered on 29 August 1869 at 42 St Andrews Street, Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, ; 1869 deaths in the district of St Clement in the burgh of Dundee, ref 427; Helen Johnston married to Lewis Johnston seaman MS; 1869 August Twenty-ninth found about 10h pm at 42 St Andrews Street, Dundee; female aged 57 years; parents Henry Grubb gardener (deceased) and Jessie Grubb ms Forgan (deceased); cause hanging (suicide) not certified; informant Alexander Matthews son-in-law, 150 Seagate; registered 1869 August 30th at Dundee Jas Kinnison registrar.^7,8
• (Registrar) Death RCE: James Kinnison registrar Dundee, Lochee & St Clement was the officiating registrar when the death of Helen Grubb was registered on 25 February 1870 at St Andrews Street, Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, ; page 115, Register of Corrected Entries for the district of St Clement in the burgh of Dundee; The following Report of result of a Precognition has been received touching the Death of Ellen Grubb or Johnston, Registered under no 427, in the Register Book of Deaths for the year 1869:- Ellen Grubb or Johnston 57 years - a female; died on 29th August in her husband's house in St Andrew Street Dundee; cause suicide by hanging; registered Dundee 11th September 1869 (signed) W B Dunbar Procurator Fiscal, at Dundee 14th September 1869 James Kinnison registrar, 25th Feb 1870.⁹
• (Registrar) Death: James Kinnison registrar Dundee, Lochee & St Clement was the officiating registrar when the death of Elizabeth Nicolson flax mill operative was registered on 28 February 1870 at 15 Meadow Entry, Dundee, Forfarshire, Scotland, ; Elizabeth Wilson married to Alexander Wilson cart-wright, 1870 February 28th, 1h 40m pm, 15 Meadow Entry Dundee, female aged 45 years, fath Robert Nicholson, engine-fitter (dec), moth Sarah Ann Nicholson ms Henderson, phthisis 4 months as certified by P M Baxter surgeon, signed Alex Wilson widower present, reg 1870 March 1st at Dundee, Jas Kinnison registrar.¹⁰