Rodger Brown (born 1823), married Janet (Jessie) Bell (1831 - 1896). They settled in Grey County, Ontario, Canada in about 1853. Roger's parents were James Brown (1798 - 1871) and Isabel Campbell (bor

Hello, all......... It appears I incorrectly submitted my query in a reply to a question by another wishing info as how to contact Roger McWee....I apologize for the error, and also forgot to include

Family name McCuaig. From the Kilchoman area. Dugald Mccuaig born about 1802, married Janet Turner 1822. Looking for children...and General info about the area.

Hi Russ. Thought this might be of interest to you : Inscription – Bowmore graveyard In loving memory of Donald McFadyen Postmaster Bowmore who died 26th March 1899 aged 66 years his wife Euphemia Morr

Hi My Islay connection is through my great-grandfather Neil Campbell Currie (1865-1935) who was born in Glasgow but his parents were Ilich. His mother Mary Campbell (1831-1904) was born at Cruach to P

Does anyone have data on the birth and parents of Anne McNABB, the wife of Angus McFADYEN. She was apparently born c1825, possibly at Bowmore, and she and her husband both died in Ontario. I have 3 po

Roger, Could I ask you a favour? As I mentioned in my introductory email, in 1833 Donald is married to Ann McDuffie and has a son baptized at Kilmeny. (I assume they were married because the child was

I am descended from Donald McGilvray, son of "Donald or Peter" McGilvray and Anne McDuffie, who was born in 1833. They were of Ballachlavan, called "the worst wadset in the countrie" by the Book of Is

Phil, The baptismal record says Craock in the OPR transcription in Steve Gilchrist’s website. In my database I have the ‘corrected place’ as Craast. But I don’t know where the correction came from. It

Hi Everyone, I’m from Australia and interested in the McArthur and Graham family lines. Members lived in/around, Balevicar, Ballineal, Kildalton, Bowmore, Killarrow.(unsure of these spellings as I hav

Hi Merle The tendency to concentrate on male lines because those give continuity of surname means that I know very little about my McArthurs, as Mary McArthur was my mother's mother's mother. Mary was

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Hello I'm interested in surnames of Ferguson, Adair, McArthur, Gillespie, with connection to Currie and McLarty. They came from Isle of Islay - Bowmore, Kilchoman, Killarow as well apparently Gartnatr

There is a spreadsheet of researchers on Steve Gilchrist’s Islay webpages. This was done o few years ago by myself and Johan Lochridge. It might save you some work Diane. http://homepages.rootsweb.com

My interest in Islay is through Mary Ferguson born about 1787 and married to John Eads (according to family he may have been an English or Welsh sailor). They had 8 children (that I am aware of). The

My GEDmatch kit number is T037806. I show a link to Sharon Stewart Duff but none at all to Dixie. regards Seymour

Welcome to our new list, everyone. I noticed some of you came 'early' to get good seats :-) I appreciate that. As a few know already, I like to learn something new every day, so bear with me as I lear

Carolyn, I think we’ve talked before, but just in case …. My McNabbs were also on Ballychatrigin from before 1800 to about 1852. I can not match any of the persons you list below, although there are s

Hello from Canada’s Northwest Territories in Yellowknife Here are but a few names from my family tree. Harvie/ Harvey Thomas Rush from Troon Scotland and Mary McInnes Married in Kildalton Estates. Isl

If you are on the original spreadsheet and have changed your email address, please send a note of your name, old email and new email addresses to (iainmacintosh75@...) and I’ll update the master copy