GORDON, Christina Home
- Born: 10 May 1880 at 8.00 am, Temple parish, Midlothian, Scotland
- Marriage (1): NEWBIGGING, Robert on 26 December 1899 in 5 Vanburgh Place, Leith, Midlothian, Scotland
- Died: 23 October 1943 at 2.50 am, 197 Onslow Drive, Camlachie, Glasgow, Scotland
Cause of her death was carcinoma of the lung, carcinoma of the breast over 5 years, and radical mastectomy.
Other names for Christina were GORDON, Christina, NEWBIGGING, Christian Home and NEWBIGING, Christina G..2
User ID: B203.
General Notes:
"GORDON
CHRISTINA HOME
WINTON
F
1880
700 / 10
TEMPLE"
from Index of Births
When Christina was born in Temple in 1880, it was her father, George Gordon, who notified the registrar, James Low, on 27 May 1880.
Christina was only 10 months old when she was recorded by the 1881 census, living with her parents and family in Liberton, Edinburgh. She was the youngest of their children at that time. She was born in Temple, Edinburgh.
The 1891 census recorded Christina as aged 10 years and living in Linlithgow. She was a scholar. Her birthplace was the same as that of her brother, James: Temple, Midlothian.
Normina Winton's daughter, named as Christina H. Newbigging, who had been present where the death occurred, gave notice of her mother's death before William Connelly, registrar, at Glasgow on 6 December 1937.
"GORDON
CHRISTIAN HOME
63
F
1943
644 / 3 / 677
CAMLACHIE"
from Index of Deaths
When she died in 1943, Christina, or Christian, was married to Robert Newbigging and survived by him. Her age was recorded as 63 years. Both of her parents were already deceased. 3 4
Medical Notes:
A. S. McNeish MB ChB certified the causes of death.
The informant was A. G. Newbigging, son of the deceased woman, of 6 Walter Street, Glasgow, who had been present where his mother died. He gave notice of his mother's death before William Connelly, registrar, at Glasgow on 23 October 1943.
Christina married Robert NEWBIGGING on 26 December 1899 in 5 Vanburgh Place, Leith, Midlothian, Scotland. (Robert NEWBIGGING was born on 26 July 1875 in Blythbank, West Linton, Peeblesshire, Scotland 3 5 and died in 1949 in Townhead district, Glasgow, Scotland 4.)
Marriage Notes:
The marriage was celebrated after banns according to the forms of the Church of Scotland. The celebrant was James Park, minister of St John's parish. The witnesses were Adam Newbigging and Normina Gordon.
The groom was a single man, 23 years of age, who worked as a labourer and lived at 133 Princes Street, Crenshaw, Manchester. His father, Robert Newbigging, a labourer, and his mother, Elizabeth Dickson, were living.
The bride was aged 20 years and worked as a domestic servant. She too was single. She lived at 89 Henderson Street Leith.
The marriage was registered on 28 December 1899 at Leith. 6
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