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Quillan, James - Vice President; ++New Info++ (Lair No)
Topic Started: Dec 13 2010, 02:09 PM (895 Views)
Dianogah Dec 13 2010, 02:17 PM Post #11
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You're on a roll Fitzy. That's tremendous information.


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The first excerpt suggests that James Quillan was part of the Committee breakaway who went on to form Glasgow Hibs, taking Jerry Reynolds along with them in the end also. Fascinating stuff Fitzy.
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Dianogah Dec 14 2010, 04:13 PM Post #12
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 found the lair

Dalbeth

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Lair no61
Section 10
Division E


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Dianogah Dec 15 2010, 11:38 AM Post #13
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 This James Quillan was born in 1856, and died in 1901

His parents were Peter Quillan and Elizabeth Lynch

He Married twice. Once to Rosanne Moore in 1874, and (as a widow) to Isabella Todd in 1898

He was a Master Cooper



There is a headstone in Dalbeth.

This is for a

Patrick Quillan b1835 d1890 (his parents are a Patrick and Elizabeth McCabe)
Elizabeth Bird b1843 d 1887

Their children

James b1868 d 1881
Joseph 1884 d1902


The above Patrick Quillan had other children, including a Maggie and a Patrick


Now




Mick married a Margaret Quillan on 23rd April in St Mary's

on the same day Margaret's brother Patrick was also married.

Their father was Patrick Quillan (Spirit merchant) and Mother Elizabeth (deceased).




Witnesses though were James Quillan and Roseanne Quillan
Edited by Dianogah, Dec 15 2010, 11:38 AM.
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Dianogah Jan 6 2011, 04:02 PM Post #14
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 One more thing

A notice was in the herald saying that James quillan was married to the sister of the "peruser" (A Peter winn)

Quillan is married to a Moore
Check and a Peter Winn married a Moore in 1882
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steve Jan 17 2011, 10:21 PM Post #15

http://www.edinburgh-gazette.co.uk/issues/11303/pages/570

THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, MAY 17
1901
SEQUESTRATION of JAMES QUILLAN, Cooper,
Janefield Street, Glasgow.
JAMES M'LAY, C.A., Glasgow, the Trustee, hereby
tl intimates that a first and final Dividend will be paid
to the Creditors entitled thereto, within the Chambers of
M'Lay, M'Alister, & M'Gibbon, C.A., 94 Hope Street,
Glasgow, on 3rd July next.
JAMES M' LAY, C.A., Trustee.
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steve Jan 30 2011, 01:21 AM Post #16

An ad in the Glasgow Herald on Tuesday, April 28, 1896 suggests his business in Parkhead was called "Caledonian Cooperage"
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A Burning Pride Nov 8 2011, 07:38 PM Post #17

Dianogah
Jan 6 2011, 04:02 PM
One more thing

A notice was in the herald saying that James quillan was married to the sister of the "peruser" (A Peter winn)

Quillan is married to a Moore
Check and a Peter Winn married a Moore in 1882
James Quillan and Peter Winn both listed here as living at Janefield St


Quillan Jas. 40 Janefield st. Camlachie
Richardson Jas. B. 7 Coatbridge st.P.D
Sergeant Thomas, 169 Finnieston st
Sheridan John, Chapel street, Maryhill
Shields John, 65 East Miller street
Shields John, 10 Gibson street, C
Thompson David,65 Mill st.Rutherglen
Watson William, 13 Hydepark street
Whitelaw Chas. S. 98 Commerce st.S.S
Whyte Brice & Sons, Houston place.
Houston street, S.S
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Winn Peter, Janefield st. Camlachie

from the Glasgow Trades Directory of 1889
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