Hi Cas Houston I just wanted to tell you that this is faith Harvey Embleton Not Elizabeth but I think this family tree may fir with mine also I will check it out. Hope you are staying well. All is

Hi Elizabeth, Looks like Jessie's sister Catherine Mary Campbell married a John Sinclair. I think your two Campbell trees will go as below. Good luck with your

Yes Elizabeth. That site is the government site Scottish records. You can certainly get them there. It’s a pay site, but if you have the details of who you are looking for and the dates it keeps

Thanks Ian, I had suspected Wm was the son of Colin and Elizabeth proctor as they had a lot of chidren at Dalavich as shown on the 1881 census and on familysearch.org but I had no proof,

Iain: Thank you for your assistance Sir. The information that you have provided to me appears the most promising based on the limited information that I have to hand. Would you recommend the

Charles: Thank you so very much for the valuable information that you have provided to me. I will print it off and keep it for my personal reference. The details that Iain has submitted in response

I have a marriage for William Campbell son of Colin Campbell, Farmer, and Elizabeth Proctor, born 1850 Dalavich Loch Fyne. He married Jessie Campbell (Spinster aged 31 years) daughter of Peter

Sorry, I made an mistake, Colin Islay Campbell was born in Bowmore in 1885 not 1884. Regards Charles Houston ============ Virus-free. www.avg.com

A William Campbell, a minister boarding at Newton Cottage, Bowmore in 1881 was born in Dalavich on loch Fyne and is most likely the son on Donald Campbell and Catherine Bell. His birth

Minister William Campbell of Kildalton Parish was my great, great grandfather. The information that I have is as follows: William Campbell (1853-1893) married Jessie Sinclair (1849-1888). Following

The next Scottish Indexes conference will be on 6 December 2020. They seem to alternate conferences on a Saturday or a Sunday. The website is www.scottishindexes.com. Morag M Fowler

Sue, I hired Emma Maxwell to do some Scottish research for me a couple of years ago, involving records at the Archives that are stored off-site (unrelated to Islay). This was my only experience with

Hi Sue, This was the sixth conference from Scottish Indexes - so look out for next month. Best wishes, Morag

Hi all Yesterday I was getting ready to watch a webinar about Scottish Wills when I discovered there was a Scottish conference happening right then. I started watching and it was excellent and had

Thanks for the update Dixie. We’re ok – could be better; could be worse. It would be thought that a lot of Gen stuff would have been done in recent months but nada. Just as the pandemic hit,

Hi Sue, Just a quick note about change of email. I am now using DixieAC@... as something went wrong with the old cutlerd@shaw — darned technology screwups. Hope you and Norm are keeping well these

An excellent presentation: Found on genealogy a la carte on Facebook: https://genealogyalacarte.ca/?p=32946&fbclid=IwAR09PqP3te-SvkL-RbjHH9ywgzZe4dsOdAh1YhVVaVCUWbzm-s9SQ5SC764 On YouTube

Just watching YouTube now from Australia. It is of interest to me as my GGG Grandfather Robert Cross, was a Factor on the Islay Estate (not sure what dates) and he also farmed at Ballymartin on

Thanks so much for alerting us to this, Sue. That was a very interesting presentation. Allison Akgungor

Thank you. Potato famine history could be a real day brightener here in the U.S.