I'm a bit late to join in the roll call but am interested in finding others with interests in these families: Gillespie & Bell John Gillespie b. Abt 1777 m. Catherine Bell b. Abt 1805 They moved to

Hi, everyone, I've been participating in a Family History Challenge this month, mostly blogging about family treasures. Some of you will remember I published an index quite a long time ago to my

What a great idea, Rosemary. I hadn't thought of that, since the libraries are all closed. But I definitely will check that out. I have already read the other two ad enjoyed them both. I liked the cat

It might be worth checking out your local library to see if they have a copy that you could borrow and read. A local library not far from where I live has a copy, so once libraries open again, I will

Maybe once I have a chance to read it again..I'm in the middle of a couple of projects so it will probably be a couple of wees.

Where so you live, Carolyn? If you're i the US, maybe you could loan it out to people. Book rate isn't very expensive to mail. I's be willing to pay for you to send it to me. then maybe someone else

Sorry..I've had a copy for years. Plan to read again.

Thanks for that nfo. I will get it as soon as I have finished The Peat dead. Sharee

Above Suspicion is available on Kindle for $5.99 under its new title Who Would Suspect!

Amazon has a copy of that book for $112.87. A little steep for my blood. Must be rare. Sharee

I'm about 1/2 way through ow. It's very interesting. The writing style is very different from American writers--at east a lot different from mine. I write 3 series: one is a private investigator

The Last Letter Margaret Pemberton

Thanks, Diane. It’s ordered. Merle Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Okay, everyone, you might want to read this book. I ordered it this afternoon for my Kindle and I've read about a third of it. But I have to quit nwo and go to bed. Interesting read. I write mysteries

Thanks for this, Diane. I just ordered The Peat Dead for my Kindle. Sharee

I just noticed a mystery book set on Islay - The Peat Dead by by Allan Martin. I think I'll read this one. And I know of another - Above Suspicion by The Mulgray Twins. Has anyone read either? Are

Ryan, Glad to see another Islay McGilvray who has the surname. I hope you are considering taking the Y-700 DNA test at FamilyTreeDNA so we can find out how the Islay McGillivrays are related. I

Hello Ryan. I don't know if I can be of much help to you. I found a small cluster of McGilvays following the mariage of Mary MacKenzie and Alexander Brown about 1806. A granddaughter, Marion Brown,

Hello sons and daughters of Islay! 1. Family surnames: McGilvray, Campbell, Lamont 2. Family info: My ancestor, John McGilvray (b. 1831?), left Islay around 1850. His father, Archibald, and his

Thanks Sue. This will take a bit of studying to find my way around, but it very nice to know that the Tweedsmuir Books are available. I knew several women who were members, including my Mother.