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1. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Immigrants [1]
There is a John, William, Thomas, Elizabeth, and Mary entering 1739 into Maryland, VA, and America. Could be the same people. For some reason I have seen people listed more than once. London was most likely the port of departure. America could mean anywhere. There is a book Bonded Passengers to America by Peter Wilson Coldham that list these people. It is by Genealogical Pub Co 1983. There are 9 volumns but I think they have been condensed. It may give you more info since these names a
2. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Immigrants [1]
I looked in Dobson's book Directory of Scots in the Carolinas 1680-1830 and there are no Davis's mentioned. That means nothing, just that he didn't record them or they were not Scots. There was a large group that arrived in 1739 into Cape Fear with Scotland and England passengers. I will see if I can pull anything on Davis. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
3. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] McKinnons [1]
My GGGrandmother was Margaret McKinnon married John Wilkerson in North Carolina. Had 2 children born in NC. Archie and Ann...Would there be any Wilkersons on that list?
4. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] McKinnon Family [1]
Thanks, Dee, for the tip on the SC Archives. I've been at this for years and only recently realized that SC & NC was one area at one time. While researching the McKinnons, I found my WILLIS family very near and this was a family that I thought was from the Pee Dee area of SC and around Lumberton, NC. I guess I better get into the SC Archives and see what I can find. Another one of the problems I have found, especially with my DAVID McKinnon, b 1805, is the fact that many have transcribed the name
5. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SINCLAIRS [1]
To those of you researching the Sinclairs... when I was growing up, we always pronounced the name Sin -'clair with the accent on the second syllable. Only recently a lady from Scotland said they pronounced it 'Sink- ler over there with the accent on the first syllable. Just food for thought. My MacLeods... John & brother Alexander , both came into Wilmington ca. 1774/1775 and I've found men with this name on the early Cumberland census, but have no idea if they are my MacLeods or not. There were
6. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] MARY SINCLAIR [1]
My John and Nancy had the following children- John C., Christian, Duncan M., Peter & possibly Archibald. I haven't done as much research on his siblings as some other cousins but I will ask one of them. > > From: Sandra > Date: 2007/06/26 Tue PM 05:16:26 EST > To: cape-fear-scots@rootsweb.com > Subject: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] MARY SINCLAIR > > > Could you possibly be talking about MARY SINCLAIR who married JOHN > McKINNON, brother of my DAVID McKINNON, in Robeson Co. in 1840? > > Is
7. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Immigrants [1]
Re: Pauls There are 6 but no William. Paul Andrew born in Scotland during 1764 Nat 4 Nov 1806 Marion Co SC Paul Ann born in Arbigland Kirkbena Galloway dau of John Paul, gardener, and Jean McDuff, sister of John Paul Jones widow of unknown in London, emigrated to GA Merchant in Charleston SC during mid eighteenth century Paul Dunbar born in Kirkcudbright during 1790 emigrated to America in 1810 Merchant in Charleston SC Nat 13 Sep 1821 SC. Paul Dunbar 60 Merchant born in Scotland Jane
8. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Immigrants [1]
Would you be willing to look in your references to se if anyone with the PAUL surname is listed? My William Paul arrived in VA prior to 1750, I believe, then settled in NC. Any help greaatly appreciated. Thanks. On Jun 26, 2007, at 4:34 PM, Deegreen2000@aol.com wrote: > There is a John, William, Thomas, Elizabeth, and Mary entering 1739 > into > Maryland, VA, and America. Could be the same people. For some > reason I have > seen people listed more than once. London was most likely the
9. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] MARY SINCLAIR [1]
PETER SINCLAIR is in the 1790 Cumberland Co. census, I believe. Check it out. Wherever I saw him, he was in close proximity to my McKinnons. Sandra ------------------------------------------------------------------ Thanks to MailSanctity, My Inbox is clean. What about yours? If you are looking for a spam free email Inbox, I recommend the free trial version of MailSanctity Spam Filter available at http://www.mailsanctity.com/spam -----Original Message----- From: cape-fear-scots-bounces@rootsweb.com [ma
10. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Immigrants [1]
Looking for list on 350 immigrants arriving in Cape Fear, NC in 1739. Thanks
11. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Immigrants [1]
In a message dated 6/26/2007 2:59:19 P.M. Central Daylight Time, jcsfm@msn.com writes: Looking for list on 350 immigrants arriving in Cape Fear, NC in 1739. Thanks Are you looking for a certain person? ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
12. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SINCLAIRS [1]
My John was the son of Duncan James and Christian Sinclair of Glenorchy, Argyll Scotland. His wife was Nancy. They are buried along with John C. and Elizabeth McNeill Sinclair in the McArthur cemetary near Maxton NC. > > From: Ctcbholmes@aol.com > Date: 2007/06/30 Sat PM 03:58:53 EST > To: cape-fear-scots@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SINCLAIRS > > I am so happy to see some Sinclair activity on the list and would love to > exchange any information that we Sinclairs might have. My Peter
13. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Rhett G. Campbell/O=TKPC is out of the office. [1]
I will be out of the office starting 06/28/2007 and will not return until 07/09/2007. I will respond to your message when I return. In the interim, you may contact Nancy Miller at ext 8644, Randy Williams at 8645, or Mitch Ayer at ext 8638
14. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] McKINNON Family [1]
In a message dated 6/26/2007 5:01:28 P.M. Central Daylight Time, sotouch@prodigy.net.mx writes: Any possibility there are McKINNONs listed in that directory? I am specifically looking for NEIL McKINNON and possibly his son, HECTOR, who I know were in Cumberland Co., NC before 1790. Neil also had sons, Kenneth and John. Since Kenneth was born c1760, it is assumed Hector & John were also born about this time. They later had land holdings all along the Cape Fear River area and Hector even
15. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] MARY SINCLAIR [1]
Could you possibly be talking about MARY SINCLAIR who married JOHN McKINNON, brother of my DAVID McKINNON, in Robeson Co. in 1840? Is there a relationship between JOHN Sinclair and ANDREW Sinclair? Sandra McKinnon L. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Thanks to MailSanctity, My Inbox is clean. What about yours? If you are looking for a spam free email Inbox, I recommend the free trial version of MailSanctity Spam Filter available at http://www.mailsanctity.com/spam -----O
16. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] McKINNON Family [1]
Attn: Dee & Others.. Any possibility there are McKINNONs listed in that directory? I am specifically looking for NEIL McKINNON and possibly his son, HECTOR, who I know were in Cumberland Co., NC before 1790. Neil also had sons, Kenneth and John. Since Kenneth was born c1760, it is assumed Hector & John were also born about this time. They later had land holdings all along the Cape Fear River area and Hector even had stock in the Cape Fear Bank when he died in 1820. Hector is shown wit
17. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] McKINNON Family [1]
If any of the McKinnon researchers are looking for the Murchison Cemetery, it is in Moore County, N.C. It is also called the Becky Murchison Cemetery and was in Pocket Township. Cornelia Holmes Charles McKinnon Born Sleat, Skye, Invernessshire about 1778 died in NC on 7 May 1816 Buried in Murchison Cemetery NC ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.
18. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] sending my email [1]
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19. [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] McKinnon Family [1]
Dee, Thank you very kindly for taking the time to list the McKinnons for me. Yes, for sure, it will be helpful in my research. I take each known family and try to track them. A determination of one's ancestors sometimes requires the "process of elimination" and with the McKinnons, a whole lot of "elimination" is sometimes necessary. What was the original source of the information found in this book? I will have to work on what you sent but I find it strange that there are TWO Neil /Neill McK
20. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] McKinnon Family [1]
In a message dated 6/26/2007 11:42:30 P.M. Central Daylight Time, sotouch@prodigy.net.mx writes: Dee, Thank you very kindly for taking the time to list the McKinnons for me. Yes, for sure, it will be helpful in my research. I take each known family and try to track them. A determination of one's ancestors sometimes requires the "process of elimination" and with the McKinnons, a whole lot of "elimination" is sometimes necessary. What was the original source of the information found in th
21. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Immigrants [1]
Can you look up John and Nancy Sinclair of Robeson? Came from Glenorchy, Argyll Scotlnd around 1800. May have had a brother Archibald and sister, Mary, with them. > > From: Deegreen2000@aol.com > Date: 2007/06/26 Tue PM 03:17:39 EST > To: cape-fear-scots@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Immigrants > > I looked in Dobson's book Directory of Scots in the Carolinas 1680-1830 and > there are no Davis's mentioned. That means nothing, just that he didn't > record them or they were not Scots.
22. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] SINCLAIRS [1]
I am so happy to see some Sinclair activity on the list and would love to exchange any information that we Sinclairs might have. My Peter Sinclair came from Scotland to Moore County, N.C. I know know exactly when he came, but he is included in the census of 1810. There is a possibility that he was a son of John Sinclair and Mary Sinclair who came to Wilmington, N.C. on the Ulysses in 1774, but this has not been proven. Or he may have been the son of Duncan Sinclair... no further information.
23. Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Immigrants [1]
I believe John, William and Thomas Davis came together, They went to Edgecombe I believe to work off their passage. Would like to know port of departure also. Thanks ----- Original Message ----- From: Deegreen2000@aol.com To: cape-fear-scots@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 4:05 PM Subject: Re: [CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS] Immigrants In a message dated 6/26/2007 2:59:19 P.M. Central Daylight Time, jcsfm@msn.com
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