| Notes |
| Francis Robert Wynne Williams GRANT Oct 1856 - |
| 1856 | 27 Oct 1856 Francis Robert Wynne Williams GRANT born |
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| 1861 | census 1861 living at Grantown |  |
| 1871 | census Scotland census Registration district: St Nicholas Civil parish: Aberdeen St Nicholas County: Aberdeenshire Address: 7 Bruce's Court GRANT Jane wife 1823 age 38 Bottler Cromarty, Rossshire GRANT Francis son 1857 age 14 Lab Owring Works Grandron Crom??, Massshire believed to be (Grantown, Cromdale, Morayshire) |
| 1872-1878 | Living in Dundee |
| 1877 | October - Son Francis enters Police in Glasgow and is living at 6 Burrels? Lane |
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| 1878-1879 | living at 90 Gallowgate, Glasgow |
| 1879-1880 | with son living at 40 East Ingram St |
| 1880-1883 | living at 18 South St Mungo St |
| 1881 | census 1881 in Glasgow living at 18 South Street  Detailed account of his movements taken from his parents "Application for relief" |
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| 1883 - 1884 | 18 Oct 1883 Francis is a Policeman, Central Division, No 279 earns £2-11s a fortnight. Living at 23 Hunter Street. |
| 1885 | 1885 living at 15 West St ( now called Kerr St ) Govan Francis is dismissed from the police force for assaulting his sergeant. |
| 1886 | Francis is earning 20/- shillings weekly. |
| 1887 | Living at 30 Lime Street. - August is listed as a hammerhand but idle |
| 1888 | 30 March 1888 Living at 30 Erroll Street |
| 1889 | 6 Feb 1889 Father William dies. |
| 1890 | Nov - Francis is married and living at 12 McLean Street, Paisley Rd Labourer |
| 1890 | Francis is a widower, |
| 1891 Census / Reg No 646/1 | Original data: Scotland. 1891 Scotland Census. Reels 1-409. General Register Office for Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland.. Source Citation: Parish: Govan; ED: 21; Page: 2; Line: 14; Roll: CSSCT1891_301; Year: 1891. |
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| Govan, Glasgow,Lanarkshire, 10 McLean St | ||||||
| Francis GRANT | Head | Mar | 35 | Copper - Smiths Labourer | Grantown, Invernesshire | |
| Mary GRANT | Wife | Mar | 40 | Glasgow, Lanarkshire | ||
| 1892 | Nov - Francis whereabouts unknown - possibly working at Blairs Copperworks, West Scotland Street Wife Jane dies |
| 1892 | 17 Dec - States he is a labourer and earns 16 /11 a week but is debt Lodges with Mrs Baird, 10 Plantation Street To Poorhouse 21 Dec - From Francis GRANT 10 Plantation Street, Glasgow. I receiver your letter but in the meantime it is entirely out of my power to come to any arrangement such as you suggest. I Have had a great deal of trouble my wife, who died a month ago, was a long time ill and what with her funeral & other expenses caused by her long illness, I am at present very much in debt, and seeing that my wages are only 16/- per week, I assure you that I am very sorry I cannot do anything for my mother just now, but if trade was getting better and I was allowed some time to ? myself, I would then do all in my power to arrange with you. |
| 1893 | Still at 10 Plantation Street 17 Apr working at Blair, Campbell (copperworks?) & Lewis 18 Scotland Street Tradeston earning 19 / 8 weekly 24 Apr, Francis is threatened with Sherrifs small debt court for failing to arrange for his mothers keep in the poorhouse. |
| 1901 | Census |
