I don't know that I can help with your ancestry, but I do know that McVurrich was the original name of the Currie clan and was anglicized to Currie, but don't know what year that happened. Sharee

I have a friend who works for ancestry and I asked him what difference it would make. He said ancestry has been sold several times over the years and he doesm't think it will make any difference.

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

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 w

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

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 serie

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 also have an Archibald Curie born on Islay in 1820 (father also Archibald, born 1795). He moved to Ontario and married Ann Gillespie there in 1845. They ad a daughter, FLora, my great-grandmother, b

This is awesom, Thank you. Sharee

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

Hi, Ken. I also used to use PAF and was upset when my computer died and I couldn't get it again. Fortunately, I had already put all of my stuff on FamilySearch, so that's what I do now. I just add new