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Re: Duich Lotts
Diane,
I have started looking through the pages on the Scottish Places link you provided. It is going to take some time to see it properly, but I am genuinely looking forward to a better look. It has
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Diane,
I have started looking through the pages on the Scottish Places link you provided. It is going to take some time to see it properly, but I am genuinely looking forward to a better look. It has
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Glynn Currie
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Re: DNA
Hello Bret.
Would you know? Should a sister match with her 5 brothers, would she match to both her Father and Mother or just one of them. What does it mean when the sister does not
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Hello Bret.
Would you know? Should a sister match with her 5 brothers, would she match to both her Father and Mother or just one of them. What does it mean when the sister does not
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Josephine Conray
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Re: Duich Lotts
A question that has just occured to me after reading John's reply: Would Duich Lotts be a name that applied to a group of several farms developed near one another, or would it be a single farm worked
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A question that has just occured to me after reading John's reply: Would Duich Lotts be a name that applied to a group of several farms developed near one another, or would it be a single farm worked
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Glynn Currie
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Re: Duich Lotts
Thanks Diane. I appreciate your help.
Glynn
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Thanks Diane. I appreciate your help.
Glynn
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Glynn Currie
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Re: DNA
Just a clarification - all children of a woman have her mtDNA, no matter the sex of the child. So XY people can do 3 tests; XX people can do two. Unless there is specific interest in the paternal
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Just a clarification - all children of a woman have her mtDNA, no matter the sex of the child. So XY people can do 3 tests; XX people can do two. Unless there is specific interest in the paternal
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Valorie Zimmerman
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Re: Duich Lotts
Thanks John.That is wonderful information very detailed and useful. I appreciate your help tremendously.
Glynn
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Thanks John.That is wonderful information very detailed and useful. I appreciate your help tremendously.
Glynn
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Glynn Currie
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Re: Duich Lotts
Duich lots, Islay - description from 'Scottis Places' here:
https://www.scottish-places.info/towns/townfirst14706.html
Diane
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Duich lots, Islay - description from 'Scottis Places' here:
https://www.scottish-places.info/towns/townfirst14706.html
Diane
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M. Diane Rogers
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Re: Duich Lotts
Hello Glynn
The place east of Bowmore is, a believe, usually known as Dluich. I have never seen anywhere else beginning with "Dl" and I have no idea how to say it, but there it is.
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Hello Glynn
The place east of Bowmore is, a believe, usually known as Dluich. I have never seen anywhere else beginning with "Dl" and I have no idea how to say it, but there it is.
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John Kemplen
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Re: Thomson/Thompson in the Borders of Scotland.
The following is a direct quotation from the Borders Family History webpage
“Selkirk Parish is situated in the County of the same name being bounded on the north by the Parishes of Caddonfoot and
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The following is a direct quotation from the Borders Family History webpage
“Selkirk Parish is situated in the County of the same name being bounded on the north by the Parishes of Caddonfoot and
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Anne Farrar
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Duich Lotts
Both my paternal grandparents were born on Islay. I have been told about the Island ever since I was very young. Grampa was John Currie, born in 1879 at Duich Lotts. His father was Donald Currie and
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Both my paternal grandparents were born on Islay. I have been told about the Island ever since I was very young. Grampa was John Currie, born in 1879 at Duich Lotts. His father was Donald Currie and
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Glynn Currie
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Re: DNA
Hello, Bob.
I am the Project Administrator for the Busby name project at familytreedna.com .
I am no expert, but, the following may be helpful.
At familytreedna.com, for males, they have the Y-DNA
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Hello, Bob.
I am the Project Administrator for the Busby name project at familytreedna.com .
I am no expert, but, the following may be helpful.
At familytreedna.com, for males, they have the Y-DNA
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Bret Busby
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Re: DNA
Is she only had her mitochondrial DNA tested, it would be the same as yours, but only you have a Y chromosome.
Ruth
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Is she only had her mitochondrial DNA tested, it would be the same as yours, but only you have a Y chromosome.
Ruth
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orange.wasps
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DNA
If my eldest sister was to her DNA donewould it be any different than mine, or would she have the same markers asmyself just a thought as there is no other male line in the family.
Thank Bob
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If my eldest sister was to her DNA donewould it be any different than mine, or would she have the same markers asmyself just a thought as there is no other male line in the family.
Thank Bob
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Bob Elder
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Re: Thomson/Thompson in the Borders of Scotland.
Bailer should read Baillie (a civic leader).
Ken iPad
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Bailer should read Baillie (a civic leader).
Ken iPad
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Ken Harrison
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Re: Thomson/Thompson in the Borders of Scotland.
Yes the marriage data is correct.Robert Elliott is Agnes' Father and her Mother was Euphemia Tudhope. I do not know who Robert born 1722 parents were. The Robert Tudhope was a bailer in Selkirk which
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Yes the marriage data is correct.Robert Elliott is Agnes' Father and her Mother was Euphemia Tudhope. I do not know who Robert born 1722 parents were. The Robert Tudhope was a bailer in Selkirk which
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ROBERT F. RIDER
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Re: Thomson/Thompson in the Borders of Scotland.
I checked any the time I viewed for that but saw no others. I just looked at an old map of Roxburgshire. Roberts bible said all his children were born in Bowden. Askirk is very close and there was a
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I checked any the time I viewed for that but saw no others. I just looked at an old map of Roxburgshire. Roberts bible said all his children were born in Bowden. Askirk is very close and there was a
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ROBERT F. RIDER
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Re: Thomson/Thompson in the Borders of Scotland.
Hi Robert
Found these records, For Agnes wife of your Robert, her Baptism 19 Jan 1724 showing her parents as Robert Elliot & Euphin Tudhope, do youknow are these her parents is this right and 2
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Hi Robert
Found these records, For Agnes wife of your Robert, her Baptism 19 Jan 1724 showing her parents as Robert Elliot & Euphin Tudhope, do youknow are these her parents is this right and 2
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Josephine Conray
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Re: Thomson/Thompson in the Borders of Scotland.
If you can go back and re-read the film..take down all the THOMpSON and Elliot families you can find........you may find someone around the same time period who is related......then work with that
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If you can go back and re-read the film..take down all the THOMpSON and Elliot families you can find........you may find someone around the same time period who is related......then work with that
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Goldie & Lido Doratti
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Thomson/Thompson in the Borders of Scotland.
These are from the associated churches microfilm I ordered in and viewed and copied at my local LDS church.
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Midlem, August 15th.,1762
Robert Thomson and Agnes
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These are from the associated churches microfilm I ordered in and viewed and copied at my local LDS church.
Sent from Mail for Windows 10
Midlem, August 15th.,1762
Robert Thomson and Agnes
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ROBERT F. RIDER
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Re: Thomson/Thompson in the Borders of Scotland.
That sounds like good evidence. Though I am puzzled because I cannot find the baptism of Euphemia Thom(p)son on FS or in the IGI. Which Associate Church was it, and do the baptisms list names of
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That sounds like good evidence. Though I am puzzled because I cannot find the baptism of Euphemia Thom(p)son on FS or in the IGI. Which Associate Church was it, and do the baptisms list names of
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Anne Burgess
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