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Donald Young
Hi all;
I have ancestors who lived at Ballicatrigan on the island of Islay in the 1790's. I presume this is the name of a farm. Has anyone researched the name, and/or prepared a history of settlement there? Thank you. Donald Young
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Ken Harrison
Donald,
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It was indeed a farm, in the south of the island, and where several generations of my ancestry lived, from at least the late 1700s to mid 1800s. They were tenant farmers and there were several families living and working on the farm at any given time. Mine left for Canada in mid 1800s, while cousins stayed on Islay to the present time. My lot were mainly McNabb (various spellings) and McVoran (various spellings, and anglicized in the early 1800s by some family groups to Morrison). At least one branch in Ontario married a Young (perhaps yours). I don’t have my data open right now, and seem to be a bit tied up with another event, but would be interested in pursuing this with you later. Merry Christmas and a Vaccinated New Year! Ken Harrison Vancouver, Canada
On Dec 24, 2020, at 5:58 PM, Donald Young <donaldandkaren@...> wrote:
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Ken, Merry Christmas. My paternal grandmother is descended fro two McNabb families who came from Islay and settled in Simcoe Ontario some time around 1830. I have not been able to connect them to a family in Islay. Andrew McNabb, b.1777, his wife Catherine Matheson, b. 1879, children: Findlay McNabb, 1813, Duncan McNabb b. 1810, James McNabb b.c. 1815. Would you have a connection? Glynn Sent from my Galaxy
-------- Original message -------- From: Ken Harrison <kenharrison43@...> Date: 2020-12-24 18:29 (GMT-08:00) To: Scots@scotland-genealogy.groups.io Subject: Re: [ScotGen] Place name It was indeed a farm, in the south of the island, and where several generations of my ancestry lived, from at least the late 1700s to mid 1800s. They were tenant farmers and there were several families living and working on the farm at any given time. Mine left for Canada in mid 1800s, while cousins stayed on Islay to the present time. My lot were mainly McNabb (various spellings) and McVoran (various spellings, and anglicized in the early 1800s by some family groups to Morrison). At least one branch in Ontario married a Young (perhaps yours). I don’t have my data open right now, and seem to be a bit tied up with another event, but would be interested in pursuing this with you later. Merry Christmas and a Vaccinated New Year! Ken Harrison Vancouver, Canada On Dec 24, 2020, at 5:58 PM, Donald Young <donaldandkaren@...> wrote:
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Donald Young
Hi Ken;
When you have time, I would like to know more.
The earliest name I have is Duncan Cameron of Ballychatrigan. His son
Hugh married a Nancy McNabb in 1826 on Islay. Duncan married a Margaret
McVorran as a second wife in 1809 on Islay. I don’t know anything about Duncan
or his first wife. I am a descendant of Hugh.
Merry Christmas and happy new year.
Thank you
Donald,
It was indeed a farm, in the south of the island, and where several
generations of my ancestry lived, from at least the late 1700s to mid
1800s. They were tenant farmers and there were several families living and
working on the farm at any given time. Mine left for Canada in mid 1800s,
while cousins stayed on Islay to the present time.
My lot were mainly McNabb (various spellings) and McVoran (various
spellings, and anglicized in the early 1800s by some family groups to
Morrison). At least one branch in Ontario married a Young (perhaps
yours). I don’t have my data open right now, and seem to be a bit tied up
with another event, but would be interested in pursuing this with you
later.
Merry Christmas and a Vaccinated New Year!
Ken Harrison
Vancouver, Canada
On Dec 24, 2020, at 5:58 PM, Donald Young <donaldandkaren@...> wrote:
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Donald Young
HI Glynn;
I am a descendant of Hugh Cameron who married a Nancy McNabb on Islay in
1826. That’s all I have with a McNabb.
Thank you for posting.
Donald Young
Ken,
Merry Christmas.
My paternal grandmother is descended fro two McNabb families who came from
Islay and settled in Simcoe Ontario some time around 1830. I have not been able
to connect them to a family in Islay. Andrew McNabb, b.1777, his wife Catherine
Matheson, b. 1879, children: Findlay McNabb, 1813, Duncan McNabb b. 1810, James
McNabb b.c. 1815. Would you have a connection?
Glynn
Sent from my Galaxy -------- Original message --------
From: Ken Harrison <kenharrison43@...>
Date: 2020-12-24 18:29 (GMT-08:00)
To: Scots@scotland-genealogy.groups.io
Subject: Re: [ScotGen] Place name
It was indeed a farm, in the south of the island, and where several
generations of my ancestry lived, from at least the late 1700s to mid
1800s. They were tenant farmers and there were several families living and
working on the farm at any given time. Mine left for Canada in mid 1800s,
while cousins stayed on Islay to the present time.
My lot were mainly McNabb (various spellings) and McVoran (various
spellings, and anglicized in the early 1800s by some family groups to
Morrison). At least one branch in Ontario married a Young (perhaps
yours). I don’t have my data open right now, and seem to be a bit tied up
with another event, but would be interested in pursuing this with you
later.
Merry Christmas and a Vaccinated New Year!
Ken Harrison
Vancouver, Canada
On Dec 24, 2020, at 5:58 PM, Donald Young <donaldandkaren@...> wrote:
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Donald Young
Hi Ken;
Thank you for responding. When you have some time, I would be
interested in what you have. My ancestor is Duncan Cameron of
Ballichatrigan whose first spouse is unknown. His second wife was Margaret
Mcvorran, whom he married in 1809 at Kidalton. His son Hugh married a
Nancy McNabb in 1826 at Kidalton. I know nothing about Duncan. Hugh came
to Canada in 1847.
Merry Christmas and happy New Year.
Donald Young
Donald,
It was indeed a farm, in the south of the island, and where several
generations of my ancestry lived, from at least the late 1700s to mid
1800s. They were tenant farmers and there were several families living and
working on the farm at any given time. Mine left for Canada in mid 1800s,
while cousins stayed on Islay to the present time.
My lot were mainly McNabb (various spellings) and McVoran (various
spellings, and anglicized in the early 1800s by some family groups to
Morrison). At least one branch in Ontario married a Young (perhaps
yours). I don’t have my data open right now, and seem to be a bit tied up
with another event, but would be interested in pursuing this with you
later.
Merry Christmas and a Vaccinated New Year!
Ken Harrison
Vancouver, Canada
On Dec 24, 2020, at 5:58 PM, Donald Young <donaldandkaren@...> wrote:
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Ken Harrison
Glynn, I have your Andrew and Catherine (who I assume you meant was born 1779) in my data, plus 8 children and several generations below them. Catherine sometimes went by the name McMath. I have no data prior to the two of them. I have not been able to prove any connection between my mob and Andrew’s, and all the data I have has been sent to me over the past couple of decades by other persons on predecessors to this List. Please contact me off List at kenharrisonATShaw.ca and we can figure out how best for me to send to you what I have. Ken
From: Scots@Scotland-Genealogy.groups.io <Scots@Scotland-Genealogy.groups.io> On Behalf Of Glynn Currie
Sent: December 24, 2020 6:53 PM To: Scots@Scotland-Genealogy.groups.io Subject: Re: [ScotGen] Place name
Ken, Merry Christmas. My paternal grandmother is descended fro two McNabb families who came from Islay and settled in Simcoe Ontario some time around 1830. I have not been able to connect them to a family in Islay. Andrew McNabb, b.1777, his wife Catherine Matheson, b. 1879, children: Findlay McNabb, 1813, Duncan McNabb b. 1810, James McNabb b.c. 1815. Would you have a connection? Glynn
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Ken Harrison
Donald, Apart from the use of the very small number of identical names used in Islay at the time, I can not find in my data any of the persons you name. I have multiple cases of persons with the same names, but the dates and/or spouses show they come nowhere near matching your data. Good Luck & Merrie Christmas. Ken
From: Scots@Scotland-Genealogy.groups.io <Scots@Scotland-Genealogy.groups.io> On Behalf Of Donald Young
Sent: December 24, 2020 7:07 PM To: Scots@Scotland-Genealogy.groups.io Subject: Re: [ScotGen] Place name
Hi Ken;
When you have time, I would like to know more.
The earliest name I have is Duncan Cameron of Ballychatrigan. His son Hugh married a Nancy McNabb in 1826 on Islay. Duncan married a Margaret McVorran as a second wife in 1809 on Islay. I don’t know anything about Duncan or his first wife. I am a descendant of Hugh.
Merry Christmas and happy new year. Thank you
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Thanks Donald. It is interesting to see the many "cousins" one gets after so many generations. Glynn Sent from my Galaxy
-------- Original message -------- From: Donald Young <donaldandkaren@...> Date: 2020-12-24 19:27 (GMT-08:00) To: Scots@Scotland-Genealogy.groups.io Subject: Re: [ScotGen] Place name HI Glynn;
I am a descendant of Hugh Cameron who married a Nancy McNabb on Islay in
1826. That’s all I have with a McNabb.
Thank you for posting.
Donald Young
Ken,
Merry Christmas.
My paternal grandmother is descended fro two McNabb families who came from
Islay and settled in Simcoe Ontario some time around 1830. I have not been able
to connect them to a family in Islay. Andrew McNabb, b.1777, his wife Catherine
Matheson, b. 1879, children: Findlay McNabb, 1813, Duncan McNabb b. 1810, James
McNabb b.c. 1815. Would you have a connection?
Glynn
Sent from my Galaxy -------- Original message --------
From: Ken Harrison <kenharrison43@...>
Date: 2020-12-24 18:29 (GMT-08:00)
To: Scots@scotland-genealogy.groups.io
Subject: Re: [ScotGen] Place name
It was indeed a farm, in the south of the island, and where several
generations of my ancestry lived, from at least the late 1700s to mid
1800s. They were tenant farmers and there were several families living and
working on the farm at any given time. Mine left for Canada in mid 1800s,
while cousins stayed on Islay to the present time.
My lot were mainly McNabb (various spellings) and McVoran (various
spellings, and anglicized in the early 1800s by some family groups to
Morrison). At least one branch in Ontario married a Young (perhaps
yours). I don’t have my data open right now, and seem to be a bit tied up
with another event, but would be interested in pursuing this with you
later.
Merry Christmas and a Vaccinated New Year!
Ken Harrison
Vancouver, Canada
On Dec 24, 2020, at 5:58 PM, Donald Young <donaldandkaren@...> wrote:
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