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1. Re: [NCScots] Tartan Day [1]
Tartan Day is always April ^th, The anniversery of th signing of The Declaration of Arboath (The Scots Declaration of Independence).
2. Re: [NCScots] Tartan Day [1]
In a message dated 06.Apr.05 20:41:22 Eastern Daylight Time, MJVanHoose@directv.com writes: April 6th Uill, cousin, you are right! So, how are things? Any more regarding these Isaac/MacIsaac folk in northwestern NC? Ruairidh
3. [NCScots] NC Scots to FL - MCKINNON, LOVETT, MCNEIL, etc. surnames [1]
This is a reply to Doug Gordon's request regarding NC Scots to Ft. Walton FL - please contact Carlene Piloian at the following address: cpiloian@earthlink.net She is researching MCKINNON, LOVETT, MCNEIL, ETC. Fondly, Deborah Spencer, President Association of Professional Genealogists NC Chapter ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 10:38 PM Subject: Re: [NCScots] NC McDONALDs to GA > Anyone searching Scottish families shoul
4. Re: [NCScots] Tartan Day [1]
Oh, dear, if Congress gets a hold of it, it may not be on the 6th anymore. It might be on the nearest MONDAY!! Guess I will have to watch my calendar. For now, I will put the 6th. Thanks, Marge ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 10:16 PM Subject: Re: [NCScots] Tartan Day In a message dated 06.Apr.05 21:37:32 Eastern Daylight Time, zoblisrm@worldnet.att.net writes: Is it always April 6th? I'd like to mark it as a new
5. Re: [NCScots] Tartan Day [1]
In a message dated 06.Apr.05 21:37:32 Eastern Daylight Time, zoblisrm@worldnet.att.net writes: Is it always April 6th? I'd like to mark it as a new "holiday" for me! The date may be marked FOR you. A Bill has been introduced in Congress and passed in the House to make the Day not just a calendar celebration, but a Federal Holiday, amongst others of sometimes lesser distinction. The Bill has broad support in the Senate. Watch out for your 2006 calendar....there may just be a new holiday de
6. Re: [NCScots] Tartan Day [1]
In a message dated 06.Apr.05 20:29:12 Eastern Daylight Time, lsquires@cfl.rr.com writes: When is Tartan Day? Today!
7. Murdoch McLean [1]
Four years ago, I hit a dead end with my great-great-grandfather. His name was Murdoch MCLEAN and he was born around 1793 in Cumberland County, North Carolina, in what is now current-day Harnett County. He married Catherine MCNEILL McLean, 10 January 1825 (have found the North Carolina marriage bond), and had the following children with her: Mary McLean, born ca. 1825; Christian McLean, born ca. 1828; John McLean, born ca. 1830; Flora McLean, born ca. 1834; and Malcom A. McLean, born 13 October 1839 (
8. Re: [NCScots] NC McDONALDs to GA [1]
Hello Jack and Iryna: I am aware of James McDonald, b. 1763 from Skye who moved with wife Widow McQueen (also originally from Skye) who settled for a time in Moore County. He is also reported to have lived in Richmond County which is south of Moore. Some sources in Richmond County believe he first settled in Richmond Co. and has descendants in Rockingham, NC and Ellerbe, NC. I'm currently working on trying to find a link to the Moore Co. McDonalds. Allegedly he had a son named Daniel who was a patriot
9. RE: [NCScots] Tartan Day [1]
April 6th. -----Original Message----- From: linda squires [mailto:lsquires@cfl.rr.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 5:28 PM To: NCSCOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [NCScots] Tartan Day When is Tartan Day? -------Original Message------- From: Nancy Date: 04/06/05 14:28:59 To: NCSCOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NCScots] Tartan Day For those with a bit of Scottish blood.....some links in honor of Tartan Day. Nancy Tartan Day in America: http://www.tartanday.gov.uk/ Tartan Day Around the World: ht
10. NC McDONALDs to GA [1]
Hello Listmembers, Does anyone know of any McDONALDs that were in NC from 1760 to 1785? We are trying to find the family for my James McDONALD, b. some time between 1760 to 1770. Don't know who his wife was however I believe all their children were born in GA. The first being born abt. 1805 in GA. The names of the children I know of were Green, Jemima, Middleton, possibly Martha, & several younger children (names unknown to date). JAMES McDONALD lived in Bibb Co., GA and died there some time before August
11. Tartan Day [1]
For those with a bit of Scottish blood.....some links in honor of Tartan Day. Nancy Tartan Day in America: http://www.tartanday.gov.uk/ Tartan Day Around the World: http://www.rampantscotland.com/features/tartanday.htm The Declaration of Arbroath: http://www.constitution.org/scot/arbroath.htm Scots Wha Hae, with a link to hear the song: http://www.electricscotland.com/history/scotland/scots.htm Tartans Museum: http://www.scottishtartans.org/museum.html The Tartan There are hundreds of tartans so lovel
12. Murry Book [1]
Barbara, Would you be so kind to check your Murray's of NC book's index for the surname BEAN? I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you, Pat Bean
13. Re: [NCScots] NC McDONALDs to GA [1]
Hi Doug, Thanks for the reply. Looks like interesting information, but I don't see the connection to NC McDONALD line that moved to GA. What am I missing? Your saying to look at the McDonalds in Flordia to find a possible "link" to our McDonald line that came to live in GA. before 1804? Ok, I'll look into that, perhaps we may find a link. Thank you very much for the suggestion. It may lead us to new doors to open, Doug. We appreciate the help! Jack ----- Original Message ----- From:
14. Re: [NCScots] Tartan Day [1]
Is it always April 6th? I'd like to mark it as a new "holiday" for me! Marge Zoblisein (Don't be fooled by the last name, I married a Ukrainian. I'm from Forbes stock myself.) ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 8:58 PM Subject: Re: [NCScots] Tartan Day In a message dated 06.Apr.05 20:29:12 Eastern Daylight Time, lsquires@cfl.rr.com writes: When is Tartan Day? Today! ==== NCSCOTS Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe
15. McInnis [1]
Due to the results of some DNA test results indicating a close relationshp between previously "unconnected" McInnises, I am going to vastly broaden my McInnis research base. These individuals do not know how they connect to one another but all have known ancestors from the NC/SC counties so heavily settled by the Scots during the 18th and 19th centuries. Known counties were Cumberland, Moore, Richmond, Robeson, Bladen in NC and Marion, Marlboro in SC. In the process of trying to find these connections, I mi
16. a web site that might help [1]
i came across the web site below while continuing to explore my line. the information was too recent to be of use to me but others may be able to use it. wish it started 100 years earlier. regards, allen murray a north carolina scot _http://www.sctbdm.com/births.htm_ (http://www.sctbdm.com/births.htm)
17. Re: [NCScots] Murry Book [1]
Hi Pat, Sorry, there are no BEANs listed in the index of "Kindred Murrays" A Story of the Murrays Who Migrated from the Cape Fear River in NC to the Province of GA in 1769 and Their Kindred by Alton J. Murray. Barbara S.
18. Re: [NCScots] NC McDONALDs to GA [1]
Anyone searching Scottish families should check out Walton County Florida. Many families moved to that area about 1824. There were many "Mc" families. doug gordon
19. Re: [NCScots] a web site that might help [1]
Allan, Are you aware of the book on the Murrays of NC? I have a copy and will be happy to check for your names. Barbara S.
20. Re: [NCScots] Tartan Day [0.986731]
When is Tartan Day? -------Original Message------- From: Nancy Date: 04/06/05 14:28:59 To: NCSCOTS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [NCScots] Tartan Day For those with a bit of Scottish blood.....some links in honor of Tartan Day. Nancy Tartan Day in America: http://www.tartanday.gov.uk/ Tartan Day Around the World: http://www.rampantscotland.com/features/tartanday.htm The Declaration of Arbroath: http://www.constitution.org/scot/arbroath.htm Scots Wha Hae, with a link to hear the song: http://www.electrics
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