Individual Details

DR 1893 #34 Kilsyth
for: James Whyte, labourer, widower of Jane Laird
died: 22 March 1893 at Chapel Green, Kilsyth, age 67 (1826???)
P: James Whyte, cotton weaver, dec & Jane (pro.Mary) ms McIntyre, dec
C: Bronchitis, chronic, 1-2 years
I: Charles Whyte, his X mark, son, present

1851 Census -Queen st., Kirkintilloch
James White Head 36 1815 Couller Maker b.Glasgow
Jean White Wife 29 1822 - Hamilton, Lanarkshire
James White Son 13 1838 Coullar Maker Paisley
Jane White Dau 10 1841 b.Paisley
John White Son 7 1844 b.Paisley
Mary White Dau 1 1850 b.Paisley

1861 Census - Meadowhead, Kilsyth
James White Head 40 1821 Lab Coal b.Paisley
Jean White Wife 37 1824 b.Paisley
Janet White Daughte 19 1842 b.Paisley
John White Son 17 1844 Miner Coal b.Paisley
Mary White Dau 12 1849 Scholar b.Paisley
Charles White Son 9 1852 Scholar Paisley
Jean White Dau 3 1858 b.Kilsyth
Margaret White Dau1 1860 b.Kilsyth

Birth	6 Jun 1813	Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Marriage	29 Jul 1838	Middle Church, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland - Jean "Janet" Laird
Death	22 Mar 1893	Kilsyth, Stirlingshire, Scotland

Spouse	Jean "Janet" Laird (1821 - 1880)
Child	James Whyte (1840 - 1902)
Child	Janet Whyte (1842 - )
Child	John Whyte ( - 1878)
Child	Mary Whyte (1852 - )
Child	Charles Whyte (1854 - 1896)
Child	White (1855 - 1855)
Child	Jean Whyte (1857 - )
Child	Margaret Liddell Whyte (1860 - 1862)

Father	Living
Mother	Living