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Searching for: +path:ncscots +(+date:aug +date:2000)
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1. [NCSCOTS] KENNEDY (also spelled CANADA) [1]
I am trying to find the birthplace and ancestors for Martin KENNEDY. I am not sure if he was born in America, Scotland or Ireland. He married a Sarah or Sally, and had some children, my ancestor being their son Samuel KENNEDY who was born about 1790 in Wilkes County, North Carolina,He married Nancy A. Penley who was also from Wilkes County, North Carolina. He died in Wayne County, Kentucky in 1862. The family seems to have been Protestant from early on, which makes me think they are Scots Irish or Scottish.
2. [NCSCOTS] Books etc re NC Argyll Colony [1]
Doug Purcell, Thanks for mentioning the Argyll Colony Plus and the several books that we have edited re the NC Argyll Colony etc. My present address is Col Vic Clark 2420 26th St. NW Rochester, MI 55901 Phone and Fax 507-287-0804 I have passed the job of editor of the Argyll Colony Plus to Dr. Jamie MacDonald whose email address is GAELIC@worldnet.ATT.net. To obtain copies of
3. [NCSCOTS] McEntire / McIntyre / McEntyre any spelling - Eliza ca 1808 [1]
Hello all, Looking for the parents, ancestors, siblings and descendants of Eliza McIntire, born ca 1808 in NC (per 1850 census), married William S (Step?) Roberts 03 July 1830 in Rutherford County, NC. Wm born to Step and Nancy (unknown) Roberts 09 July 1805, also in NC (seems likely it was Rutherford or Lincoln County, but no verification of that). Wm and (presumably) Eliza are found on the 1840 Rutherford Co Census at page 284. The are both definitely on the 1850 Cleveland Co, NC census (Cleveland be
4. [NCSCOTS] parking at the games [1]
In a message dated 8/29/00 12:02:34 PM Central Daylight Time, NCSCOTS-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << it's a mess, especially when there are cars parked along both sides of the street. >> this brings up a good point for those of us out of town/first timers. Where do we park? Is there a shuttle bus from some other parking facility? Pam
5. [NCSCOTS] Jackson / Jones / Tomlinson marriages [1]
Hi Researchers, I have posted more marriage records to these URLs. Take a look when you can. Thanks, Myrtle Bridges http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/tomlinsonmarr.htm. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/cummarr.htm
6. [NCSCOTS] Daniel & Jennette McArthur [1]
Researching Daniel & Jennette McArthur. My GGGGG Grandparents. I know they were married in Scotland (Islay) in 1774 and settled in Robeson County. Daniel is buried at Longstreet Cemetery and Jennette is buried at Antioch Cemetery. Trying to find out anything about their parents, siblings and descendents. I have a copy of the McArthur Records compiled by Thomas Eugene Sikes. My line: 1. Daniel (b. 1741) and Jennette (b. 1752) 2. Alexander (b. 1791) and Elizabeth (Sims, b. 1792) 3. William O. (b. 1816) and P
7. [NCSCOTS] Angus Doddridge Currie & the Laurinburg (NC) Exchange Newspaper [1]
It is my understanding that Angus Doddridge (A. D.) Currie (1848-1938) wrote a regular column for the Laurinburg (NC) Exchange in the late 1920's and early to mid 1930's about his early recollections with an emphasis on the Civil War and Reconstruction. Has anyone attempted to gather these articles together and publish them? Or have they all been copied from the paper and compiled for reference purposes? He also wrote for some other local papers in this area of North Carolina but I do not have their names.
8. [NCSCOTS] Copy [1]
Hi! Is there someone on this list who lives in or near Laurinburgh, NC who would be willing to locate a copy of a will and/or estate papers of my great grandfather and make a copy for me? If so, please reply as to the cost. Thanks. Walter
9. [NCSCOTS] [Fwd: Tribute to A Highlander] [1]
I think we can always use a good laugh :>) Robert Fraser Andrews wrote: > Hello Friends, > > The following came to me this morning from a friend in Australia. > > Bob > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Edward Longshanks (Edward I of England) comes to Scotland to conquer the > Scots. He brings 4,000 men with him. As he nears the battlefield there > suddenly appears a solitary figure on the crest of the hill. A short, > ging
10. Re: [NCSCOTS] Check out Cape Fear Scots [1]
For those of you attending the Highland Games in Red Springs this year, I respectfully request that no one park in my driveway, or along the sidewalk. Last year was horrid when returning from my sons football game. Friends that I had allowed to park in my yard were unable to do so because cars were parked on the sidewalk. I was also told that someone parked in the driveway because no one was home. The street is narrow, and the Red Springs Police don't make it a one way for this one day. Too many
11. [NCSCOTS] Check out Cape Fear Scots [1]
HELLO EVERYONE, FOR THOSE OF YOU SEEKING INFORMATION ON THE FLORA MACDONALD HIGHLAND GAMES IN RED SPRINGS, HERE IS A CLICKABLE SITE FOR YOU TO REFER TO. Click here: Cape Fear Scots HTTP://www.capefearscots.com/ Thanks' John Lester
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