Roll Call
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Ken Harrison
McNABB, MORRISON (McVORAN), M(a)Cdougall
Ken Harrison North Vancouver, Canada
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skronen266@...
I am Sheila Kronenberger, a descendent of the owners of Laphroaig: Alexander JOHNSTON and Mary GRAHAM | Donald JOHNSTON and Isaabella McDOUGAL | Mary JOHNSTON and Alexander CAMPBELL | Isabella CAMPBELL and Robert James GRAHAM | Dugald Johnston GRAHAM and Alexandra May RUTHERFORD | Sheila Isabella GRAHAM married to John KRONENBERGER (deceased) I was born in Canada and am now living in the USA.
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neil@...
Hi All, My primary line is through my Grandfather Donald MacCuaig b 1890 on Islay in Port Ellen, his wife (Kathleen Leitch) was from Edinburgh.
His parents Donald MacCuaig (1851-1929) and Lilian Black (?1848-1923) both of Kildalton
Their Parents Neil MacCuaig (1825-1890) (port Ellen), Margaret Morrison (?1831-1875) (Kildalton), Donald Black (1811-1888) (Kildalton) and Mary Campbell (1806-1893) Port Ellen
Next generation Donald MacCuaig (1730-?) Kildalton is possible & Catherine McEwen/McEwing 1792? John Morrison & Mary McIntyre (No information) Alexander Black (?1768) Kildalton & Caterine Beat(t)on (?1772) Baleneil, Kildalton Ronald Campbell & Mary Macewen (no information)
If they ring any bells with anyone I’m keen to hear more 😊
Regards Neil MacCuaig 07748 023 106
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Doug Carmichael
Hello All, I am interested in the Carmichael families of Islay. I have pretty good information as far back as Dougald Carmichael ,dob 1774 , marring Mary McNeill dob 1778. Her parents were Lachland McNeill and Janet Wright . I do not have any information
on Dougalds parentage .Most of information I have is from the work of A. Currie and done some years before the internet. I have been unable to find when and why Carmichaels arrived on Islay. Family oral history has us as a Sept of the Starts of Appin.
My branch upstakes in the 1860' to Grey County, Ontario,joining relatives who had done so earlier. Members of the family also moved to the Swan Valley of Manitoba about this time.
I did find a reference to there being 3 or more Septs of Carmichael on Islay but I have been unable to "rediscover" this information. If this rings a bell with anyone please let me know. Cheers to one and all Douglas Carmichael
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John McKinnon
Doug
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Some years ago I wrote a 60 odd page history of Kynagarry Farm. The McKinnon bias may spoil it for most but it may be of some interest to descendants of the other tenants. The list of tenants includes: Duncan Brown 1802-1821, Archibald Brown 1828-1859, John Brown 1848-1859; JohnCarmichael 1779-1802,Duncan Carmichael 1779-1821, Dugald & Neil Carmichael 1828-1848;. There are also two Clark’s up to 1848, Duncan and Donald; one Jamieson 1859; Five MacFaiden/MacPhaiden between 1779-1859; a lone Robert McKenzie late comer 1859; four MacKinine/MacKinnon/McKinnon 1779-1850; two MacLugasalein/MacLugash 1779-1828; two MacNeill/MacNeil 1802-1859. I’d be happy to share the text with anybody who is interested and make it available through an appropriate internet site if there is an unexpected demand. Nothing too fancy. A lot of quoted passages (eg W.N.Blair, 1888). Reasonably well sourced if people want to see where I found the information. Cheers John
On 26/01/2020, at 7:07 AM, Doug Carmichael <dougcarmichael@...> wrote:
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Doug Carmichael
Hello John, Thank you indeed for the very kind offer. I would be delighted to receive a copy.
Did any of your ancestors arrive in NZ on board the ship Hector?There is a full scale replica of Hector at Pictou Nova Scotia. That is about a two hour drive away. They must have been a tough lot to pack it all in and head off. Not by choice . We
complain if the flight is a bit late getting off or arriving.!
Sent from Outlook Cheers Doug
From: Islay@Scotland-Genealogy.groups.io <Islay@Scotland-Genealogy.groups.io> on behalf of John McKinnon <john.mckinnon@...>
Sent: January 25, 2020 9:26 PM To: Islay@scotland-genealogy.groups.io <Islay@scotland-genealogy.groups.io> Subject: Re: [Islay] Roll Call Doug
Some years ago I wrote a 60 odd page history of Kynagarry Farm. The McKinnon bias may spoil it for most but it may be of some interest to descendants of the other tenants.
The list of tenants includes: Duncan Brown 1802-1821, Archibald Brown 1828-1859, John Brown 1848-1859; JohnCarmichael 1779-1802,Duncan Carmichael 1779-1821, Dugald & Neil Carmichael 1828-1848;. There are also two Clark’s up to 1848, Duncan and Donald;
one Jamieson 1859; Five MacFaiden/MacPhaiden between 1779-1859; a lone Robert McKenzie late comer 1859; four MacKinine/MacKinnon/McKinnon 1779-1850; two MacLugasalein/MacLugash 1779-1828; two MacNeill/MacNeil 1802-1859.
I’d be happy to share the text with anybody who is interested and make it available through an appropriate internet site if there is an unexpected demand. Nothing too fancy. A lot of quoted passages (eg W.N.Blair, 1888). Reasonably well sourced if people
want to see where I found the information.
Cheers
John
On 26/01/2020, at 7:07 AM, Doug Carmichael <dougcarmichael@...> wrote:
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harry mccalman
Hi All My interests are McCalman, MacAuley, Dow all of Loch Gruinart Area
Regards HJD McCalman
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Allan Moore
Hi Harry I have the same interests as you, as my paternal G—Grandparent was a McCalman. There seems to be a lot of confusion when I go back as there is confusion in that line between McAulay and Kennedy! I will do a little information straightening out so I can put the problem on paper to forward it to you. My DNA test revealed that my closest relative is a Kennedy and I have no written record of the link. Thanks Allan
On Jan 26, 2020, at 09:17, harry mccalman <mccdallas@...> wrote:
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lauriedave@...
Hello im Laurie Bell Harron Donald and Ann son Malcolm is my grandpa
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