Andrew Neil was born in Sorbie, Wigtown, Scotland to Robert and Marion (Christie) Neil. He and his wife, Janet Parker Neil, were the parents of six, possibly seven, children. His death at the age of 80 was due to a respiratory infection.
A search of available census information shows that Andrew Neil was an "agricultural labourer", "general labourer" and a "pottery kiln man" at various times in his life. In the last available census of his life, 1881, he is shown living with his wife, Janet, and grandson, Andrew Smith on Main Street/Road in Sorbie, Wigtown, Scotland.
A search of available census information shows that Andrew Neil was an "agricultural labourer", "general labourer" and a "pottery kiln man" at various times in his life. In the last available census of his life, 1881, he is shown living with his wife, Janet, and grandson, Andrew Smith on Main Street/Road in Sorbie, Wigtown, Scotland.
Andrew Neil was born in Sorbie, Wigtown, Scotland to Robert and Marion (Christie) Neil. He and his wife, Janet Parker Neil, were the parents of six, possibly seven, children. His death at the age of 80 was due to a respiratory infection.
A search of available census information shows that Andrew Neil was an "agricultural labourer", "general labourer" and a "pottery kiln man" at various times in his life. In the last available census of his life, 1881, he is shown living with his wife, Janet, and grandson, Andrew Smith on Main Street/Road in Sorbie, Wigtown, Scotland.
A search of available census information shows that Andrew Neil was an "agricultural labourer", "general labourer" and a "pottery kiln man" at various times in his life. In the last available census of his life, 1881, he is shown living with his wife, Janet, and grandson, Andrew Smith on Main Street/Road in Sorbie, Wigtown, Scotland.
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