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1. Re: Duns/Scotland [1]
The answer depends upon what your question is. Unfortunately as far as I know my chart, Splits and reunions of the Church of Scotland 1560 to 1929 is no longer on the net. However if anyone writs and asks me I'll send a copy. I must get it back on the net over Christmas but I was translated and my old Parish don't have the same site. Historically in Scotland the majority of Churches have been Presbyterian in government, but not in name. In 1845 it would be true to say that there were only the
2. Duns/Scotland [1]
Can anyone tell me if they know of a Presbyterian Church in Duns, Scotland circa 1845? What were the names of these churches if there were any? thanks Sally
3. Re: Awesome Genealogy Viewing [1]
John, Mary Beth and List, I'm sorry that anyone has had issues viewing some of the databases I've transcribed on Awesome Genealogy. You need Adobe Acrobat Reader version 5 to view them. It is free software and found here: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html I've put that link on my site now as well to help people out. Thanks for your interest in my site, and Happy Holidays! Sincerely, Roger Awesome Genealogy http://www.awesomegenealogy.com PRESBYTERIAN-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote:> AT
4. Re: Irish PRESBYTERIAN Ministers middle 1800s [1]
You would need the Irish Presbyterian Fasti. I think that there was an edition published in about 1984. The source for all things Irish Presbyterian is the Presbyterian Historical Society, Church House Fisherwick Place Belfast. I haven't got the Post Code but you can look it up on the Post Office site Edward Andrews DGraham862@aol.com wrote: > Please can anyone tell me about The Rev Simpson Gabriel MORRISON. also the > Rev William Corbett TAIT who were Presbyterian Ministers in Dublin Ireland in >
5. Irish PRESBYTERIAN Ministers middle 1800s [1]
Please can anyone tell me about The Rev Simpson Gabriel MORRISON. also the Rev William Corbett TAIT who were Presbyterian Ministers in Dublin Ireland in the Middle and late 1800s, I know Rev Simpson Gabriel MORRISON was Rev William Corbett TAIT'S father-In-Law. I would like to know as much about them as anyone can tell me.and anything about thier families. Please Please Help. Thanks, Heather
6. Thanks to Roger for the "answer"! [1]
Thanks so much for posting this to the list, Roger. I have the Adobe Acrobat Reader #4, and not version #5. Will most definitely visit your very good site again, and download the latest version. Hopefully, the problem will be solved! Kind regards, Marybeth Corrigall =========================== << Date: Mon, 23 Dec 2002 09:03:14 -0800 (PST) From: Roger Kennedy To: PRESBYTERIAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Awesome Genealogy Viewing John, Mary Beth and List, I'm sor
7. Re: "PRESBYTERIES IN DINEGAL, PA 1706-1788" [1]
Regarding the post below my computer does NOT have the proper "plug-in" which will allow me to access the "Presbyteries in PA 1706-1788". Might anyone have a suggestion as to how to connect to this site? Thank you for your time, and a happy and safe holiday season to all. Regards, Marybeth Corrigall ACMBJC@aol.com PA Presbyterian surnames include: THOMSON WRIGHT COLHOUN COWAN SHAW LOGAN WATSON SHIELDS McCLELLAND PEEBLES EDGAR ANDREWS PURVIANCE REA CAROTHERS LAMBIE PL
8. Re: PRESBYTERIAN-D Digest V02 #27 [1]
Mary Beth & John, I didn't have any trouble. Just click on whatever interests you. I think only about 2 of the files came back as couldn't be found or displayed. A lot of them are done in Acrobat Reader, so if you don't have it you should get it.. Do either of you have any Buchanan, McMillan, Edmondson surnames? Those have been real problem-areas for me Mine were Irish, Scots and Scotch-Irish and settled in SC & GA before ending up in MS. Merry Holidays to you both and the re
9. Re: PRESBYTERIAN-D Digest V02 #26 [1]
Mary Beth, I think it's site, not your computer. I couldn't figure out how to use the site and I'd like to since I know some of my Scotch-Irish family came out of PA. The Coopers and Branhams and McElhannons left there for, in most cases, GA, though some earlier Coopers who were Englishmen, left the same parts of PA for VA. My Shields ancesters first appear, at least my knowing for sure that they are MY Shields, in Pittsylvania county, VA, just before the Revolution, at which point they were Presbyterian,
10. Presbyteries in Virginia and PA 1760-1788 [1]
Hi everyone, This week I've added 5 new databases and one new section (Ontario 1871 Census) to my site, Awesome Genealogy! The new databases can be found here: http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/newstuff.shtml They include: Germans and Palatines in the news in Pennsylvania in 1749 Accessions to the Presbytery of Donegal, Pennsylvania 1760-1788 Accessions to the Presbytery of Abingdon, Virginia 1760-1788 Accessions to the Presbytery of Hanover, Virginia 1760-1788 Instances of Moravians in the Ontario 1871
11. Re: PRESBYTERIAN-D Digest V02 #28 [1]
Sally, Have you tried electricscotland? That may not be the name of it. I see it referened in Burke's Peerage ezine. Let me know after the holidays, and I will be glad to send you a back issue of the ezine. A lot of the info on the site is only available to members, which I am not, but they still have e-books, etc on the United Kingdom. Sincerely, Lynne
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