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Date Posted: 08:31:20 06/18/06 Sun
Author: Grace Carrick
Subject: Craigs Dairy & Shop, 66-68 Merry Street, 1891

My Gt. Gt. Grandfather William Craig, died at the above address in Motherwell in 1891. Does anyone know if shops still exist in that area, or have photos of the area for that period.
Also trying to trace descendants of his son William Craig, Master Joiner, living at 53-63 Calder Street, in 1901 with wife Helen Watson(nee Twaddle)Children -William, Helen and James.
In the same street at No 59. William Russell, brother-in-law to William Craig, having married his sister Helen (Nellie) Craig. William Russell was a Butcher to trade and had a son Robert and daughter Margaret.
Any information most welcome.

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