Would appreciate info re: Mabel Paisley (c.1895 Wishaw(?)-late 1930s Montreal)

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in Genealogy Help by Javor Frajkor G2G Rookie (280 points)
Would that be Wishaw, England or Wishaw, Ireland?

Betty
I can find no Mabel Paisley who died in Montreal around 1930.

Betty
That would be Wishaw, England (near Glasgow, Scotland). I'm sorry, I didn't know there was another Wishaw in Ireland.
I mean late in the *decade* of the 1930s. Her exact date of death is presently unknown; I have yet to make inquiries of the City of Montreal, but I have been told by my mother that Mabel's grave is in a pauper's cemetery in the city's east end.

She was alive well into the 1930s. Her father was John Paisley, her mother Jeanie Paterson. Mabel married William Dudgeon in Wishaw in 1923. She came to Canada sometime in the late 1920s looking for work, but then took up with my maternal grandfather, Thomas Durnin! William Dudgeon divorced her in 1936, so she was still alive then.

My Mother Ann Frajkor (nee Durnin), remembers her mother dying of cancer sometime in the late 1930s.

Thank you for the additional information. That makes it easier to find records. I think this is one record:

Mabel Paisley

 in the 1901 Scotland Census

Record Image Index-only record

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    Name: Mabel Paisley
    Age: 6
    Estimated birth year: abt 1895
    Relationship: Daur (Daughter)
    Father's name: John Paisley
    Mother's name: Jeanie Paisley
    Gender: Female
    Where born: Cambusnethan, Lanarkshire
    Registration Number: 628
    Registration district: Cambusnethan
    Civil Parish: Cambusnethan
    Town: Wishaw
    County: Lanarkshire
    Address: Linden Cottage Campbell St
    Occupation: Scholar
    ED: 14
    Household schedule number: 3
    LINE: 19
    Roll: CSSCT1901_254
    Household Members:
    Name Age
    John Paisley 60
    Jeanie Paisley 45
    Jeanie Paisley 24
    David Paisley 20
    Maggie Paisley 18
    Lizzie Paisley 16
    Mabel Paisley 6
    Robert Mclelland 24
    Arthur Nisbet 26

    Her Dad in 1881

    John Paisley

     in the 1881 Scotland Census

    Record Image Index-only record

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      Name: John Paisley
      Age: 40
      Estimated birth year: abt 1841
      Relationship: Head
      Spouse's name : Jeanie Paisley
      Gender: Male
      Where born: Moffat, Dumfriesshire
      Registration Number: 628
      Registration district: Cambusnethan
      Civil Parish: Cambusnethan
      Town: Wishaw
      County: Lanarkshire
      Address: Cunningham'S Land
      Occupation: Flesher
      ED: 12
      Household schedule number: 71
      LINE: 24
      Roll: cssct1881_207
      Household Members:
      Name Age
      John Paisley 40
      Jeanie Paisley 29
      Jeanie P Paisley 4
      David Paisley 4 Mo
      So what is your best guess as to which last name she was buried under?

      Betty

      Is this her immigration?

      Mabel Dudgeon

       in the Canadian Passenger Lists, 1865-1935

      Record Image View

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        Name: Mabel Dudgeon
        Gender: Female
        Age: 31
        Birth Year: abt 1898
        Birth Country: Scotland
        Date of Arrival: 5 May 1929
        Vessel: Laurentic
        Search Ship Database: Search for the Laurentic in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
        Port of Arrival: Quebec, Canada
        Port of Departure: Greenock, Scotland
        Wow! Thank you very much, Betty. My mother is especially thrilled and thankful to learn of this. With the exception of her uncle David, she never knew she had 4 aunts. Thank you.
        Immigration record above shows Wishaw as origin.

        Shows husband is William Dudgeon.

        Shows that she is to arrive at her sister's house.

        Mrs. M. Stirling

        Sawdy Post Office

        Athabastis Landing

        Alberta

        Says "Husband follows"

        And under "Physically Defective" yes is written. There is also some more written there but I am unable to read it.

        Betty
        Also shows "Landed Immigrant" on the far right. It is stamped.

        This might be a good record to purchase. Lots of info there.

        I love it when I'm able to find info. Hug your Mom for me.

        *I'm a hugger. Gimme lotsa space*

        I should have a t-shirt printed up to warn people.

        Betty

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