Scotlands People

Over the past two weeks, our research focus has been the National Records of Scotland (Scotlands People) https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk.

Although we researched Scotlands People in its early days, we recognised that there is now a lot more records. We found:

• Birth Registrations -     24 PASKs, 4 PASKEs
• Marriage Registrations -  45 PASKs, 1 PASKE, and 1 PAASKEs
• Death Registrations - 17 PASKs, 3 PASKEs, and 1 PAASKE
• Divorce - 5 PASKs
• Electoral Roll (available at FindmyPast) - 24 PASKs, 4 PASKEs

Whilst, we have not been able to identify all those listed, we have updated a lot of narratives relating to the PASK(E)s and their families, who lived in Scotland for part of their lives.  

We also identified another non-UK based family: 

Rudolph Harald PAASKE lived in Copenhagen, Denmark in the 1850s #20127

Rudolph Harald PAASKE lived in Copenhagen, Denmark. His son Viktor Emanuel PAASK lived with his wife Elizabeth, and their family in Leith, Midlothian, Scotland.  

This information has been included in the website update yesterday, Friday 14 July 2017.

24 new narratives have been added, and 42 narratives updated, since the last website update on 1 July. There are now a total of 12,165 detailed narratives available on the website and 19,555 people (30 new) people in our database.

These updates mainly relate to the following charts / family groups:

• Chart 01: Lincolnshire Main Progenitor - John PASK, (c1520 - 1591) he lived in Washingborough, Lincolnshire.
• Chart 02-1 John PASK, eldest son of Suffolk Main Progenitor - John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow
• Chart 02-2: Daniel Pask, second son of John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow
• Chart 04: Monmouthshire Main Progenitor: Isaac PASK, (c1705 - ) lived in Llanvihangel-ystern-Llewern, Monmouthshire
• Chart 06: Unknown PASK lived in Suffolk
• Chart 10: Essex Main Progenitor - John PASK, (1771-1847) Thundersley, Essex 
• Chart 14: William PASK, (1791-1874) from Caythorpe & Sedgebrook, Lincolnshire
• Chart 30: James PASK, (1835- ) Southrow, or Southrey, near Bardney, Lincolnshire 
• Chart 41: James PASK, lived in Finsbury, London c1758
• Chart 44: William PASK lived in Timberland, Lincolnshire 
• Chart 47: Robert PASK, formerly PASS born in 1884 in Freiston, Lincolnshir
• Chart 48: George PASK (1818-1904), lived in Northamptonshire
• Chart 49: Unknown PASK (c1695-) who lived in Dingestow, and Cwmcarvan, Monmouthshire
• Chart 84: Rudolph Harald PAASKE lived in Copenhagen, Denmark in the 1850s

A full list of the recent changes to the narratives is available in the New or Changed Narratives section.

Website Update 1 July 2017

The website was updated today, Saturday 1 July 2017.

40 new narratives have been added, and 33 updated, since the last update on 22 April. There is now a total of 12,141 detailed narratives available on the website and 19,555 people (90 new) people in our database. These changes relate to the following surnames:

PASK, PASKE, and

DeGROFF, DOOD, ERICKSON, FITZJOHN, FORTH, GOEPFERT, HALL, HARRIS, HILLER, HOLCOMBE, HOLLMAN, HUGHES, JAY, KISBEE, KUHN, LARIVIERE, LUEK, MANTHEY, PRICE, RODIA, ROWE, STEINHORST, THOMAS, WATTS, WIEGLOW, and WINGROVE.

These updates mainly relate to the following charts / family groups:

• Chart 01: Lincolnshire Main Progenitor - John PASK, (c1520 - 1591) he lived in Washingborough, Lincolnshire.
• Chart 02-1: John PASK, eldest son of Suffolk Main Progenitor - John & Mirabel Pask née Sparrow 
• Chart 04: Monmouthshire Main Progenitor: Isaac PASK, (c1705 - ) lived in Llanvihangel-ystern-Llewern, Monmouthshire
• Chart 06: Unknown PASK lived in Suffolk
• Chart 10: Essex Main Progenitor - John PASK, (1771-1847) Thundersley, Essex
• Chart 34: Philip PASK, (1771-1843) lived in Bryngwyn, Monmouthshire
• Chart 47: Robert PASK, formerly PASS born in 1884 in Freiston, Lincolnshir
• Chart 48: George PASK (1818-1904), lived in Northamptonshire
• Chart 82: Unknown PASKE was born in Germany - his sons Edward & Frederick immigrated to Wisconsin

A full list of the recent changes to the narratives is available in the New or Changed Narratives section.