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"Finding Your Scottish Ancestors in Canada" at Scottish Indexes Conference Monday 8 June 2020 07:00 BST
Hi Valorie I see that the conference is scheduled to continue until 10pm British time, which is 2pm your time, so perhaps you could contact the organisers to see if the Canadian presentation could be
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Hi Valorie I see that the conference is scheduled to continue until 10pm British time, which is 2pm your time, so perhaps you could contact the organisers to see if the Canadian presentation could be
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John Kemplen
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COMRIE parish or MUTHILL?
I have to agree with Jack that Culnacuries is by far the best contender for Gualnacarrie in areas that might have been associated with Muthill. The exact view on the NLS website is: https://maps.nls.u
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I have to agree with Jack that Culnacuries is by far the best contender for Gualnacarrie in areas that might have been associated with Muthill. The exact view on the NLS website is: https://maps.nls.u
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John Kemplen
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COMRIE parish or MUTHILL?
Hi Ken Muthill is a small place, smaller than Comrie and much smaller than Crieff. I would be very surprised if these other places had ever come under Muthill for any administrative purpose. The only
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Hi Ken Muthill is a small place, smaller than Comrie and much smaller than Crieff. I would be very surprised if these other places had ever come under Muthill for any administrative purpose. The only
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John Kemplen
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COMRIE parish or MUTHILL?
Oops, sorry Ken, the old maps are on the National Library of Scotland website, not Scotland's Places or Canmore. John This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. www.avast.com
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Oops, sorry Ken, the old maps are on the National Library of Scotland website, not Scotland's Places or Canmore. John This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. www.avast.com
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John Kemplen
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COMRIE parish or MUTHILL?
Ken You can find all of these places except Gualnacarrie with a simple search on Google Maps. A few miles west of Perth you come to the small town of Crieff, and most of the places you mention are out
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Ken You can find all of these places except Gualnacarrie with a simple search on Google Maps. A few miles west of Perth you come to the small town of Crieff, and most of the places you mention are out
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John Kemplen
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Maiden surnames
Hi Jocelyn Good advice. We have to be open to all possibilities in our genealogical research. It's so easy to hit brick walls that we need to be looking at all possible ways round them, not letting do
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Hi Jocelyn Good advice. We have to be open to all possibilities in our genealogical research. It's so easy to hit brick walls that we need to be looking at all possible ways round them, not letting do
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John Kemplen
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McEwing/Stewart/McCaig/Wallace—Islay/ Campbeltown
Interesting what different experiences and recollections we have of this. In spite of what I said earlier about women being known by their married surnames, I agree totally with what Ken says about wo
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Interesting what different experiences and recollections we have of this. In spite of what I said earlier about women being known by their married surnames, I agree totally with what Ken says about wo
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John Kemplen
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McEwing/Stewart/McCaig/Wallace—Islay/ Campbeltown
I don't think it is quite like that. Most married Scottish women have, for many years, ALWAYS been known by their married surname while they are alive and it is ONLY on their headstones when they are
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I don't think it is quite like that. Most married Scottish women have, for many years, ALWAYS been known by their married surname while they are alive and it is ONLY on their headstones when they are
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John Kemplen
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Researching McLugash/McDougall, Caskie, Mitchell, McNeill, Campbell etc
Hi Janet I don't know if we have direct links but some of the names and locations that you mention crop up in my family too. My great grandmother Margaret McLugash, born c.1852, was raised at Lenanbui
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Hi Janet I don't know if we have direct links but some of the names and locations that you mention crop up in my family too. My great grandmother Margaret McLugash, born c.1852, was raised at Lenanbui
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