Hi Seymour. I can see the families you mention. As you said our match with dna is small so possible gens back. My maternal line are MacDougall(McLullich) and McPhail who were in in MULL late 1700s

Hi Everyone I am also descended from a second Islay Campbell family. Alexander CAMPBELL (c, 1771- 1841) married 1796 Mary SINCLAIR (c.1778-1853), daughter of John Sinclair and Catherine

Hi Everyone, Donald CAMPBELL (c.1761-1835) and Ann "Nancy" SINCLAIR (c.1765-1835) had the following children: i. James CAMPBELL (.1791-1836) married 1827 Ann MCLEAN (1800-1892)

The 1686 Tenants List for Islay has a reference to "Lagrevege and Inverloskane". Has anyone come across such a place (or places)? Would love to know the location. Any assistance much

Where would one locate that tenants list? Thank you

Hi, I think I found the reference in The Book of Islay.

Interested in "Larrachaluil" (spelling uncertain). Located in the Oa, midway between Lurabus and Ballichatrigan. Found it mapped in Bartholemew's 1895 Atlas. Wonder whether anyone may know of this

Just wondering if anyone else has a little Islay plaque like this one. At its widest, about 3 1/2 inches; 4 1/2 inches long. Painted on thin laminated? wood. No initials or signature. On the back is

The picture definitely looks like slay, Scotland. Hope you can find out where it came from. Sharee

Hi Folks - Thank you for welcoming me into your group. My Great Grandfather was Duncan McDougall B April 1837 in Port Ellen, Islay. Died in Nelson, BC in 1907. His father was also Duncan McDougall.

Paul, I have not been able to pin down your Duncan in the Scottish census records, are you able to tell me where he was in the 1851 census. I have noticed a (farm) called Kilchiaran close to

This is the start of my Islay line. I have information on the next generation or two in most cases but would like to know if there are any current members. Mr. Houston has been most helpful,

Hi Mike, I could not find Duncan in the 1851 census on SP myself. A friend in Scotland found the information in his records. At the time, ScotlandsPeople and Ancestry were negotiating some sort of

Hi Mike, I could not find Duncan in the 1851 census on SP myself. A friend in Scotland found the information in his records. At the time, ScotlandsPeople and Ancestry were negotiating some sort of

Hi, In my efforts to find connections to my McAulay's, of Portnahaven, I have tried to locate all Islay McAulays. I have Robert McKenzie & Margaret McAulay having a son, Donald, on 21/2/1823 in

Hi, Not directly linked to Islay but I am sure some may be interested in this programme by BBC Scotland (iPlayer) - Scotland: The Promised Land, the second episode - Homes for Highland Heroes,

Hi Paul Sorry about the delay and I am not sure if I answered you, but my GED Match Reference is A136996 Thanks Allan

_Hi Hi Paul, I use Scotland's People a lot, but Duncan does not show up on the 1851 Census. I have sent a query into Scotland People. Ideally finding Duncan's death record could give us his

Hi Mike, Just out of curiosity, where are you located. I live in the state of Idaho, USA. (Not that it makes any difference.) I could not find Duncan in the 1851 census either. I mentioned this to

Hi Paul, I left Greenock Scotland in 1962 now reside in Kent England. My son lives in Syracue Utah, so I have been to Idaho a couple of times. I tried all the names you gave with Duncan but got nil