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1. Re: [RossGen] Margaret MUNRO [1]
I have just checked my transcription for Easter Logie census 1841 for Margaret MUNRO aged abt 7...no luck. (none close) There are several Munro families. Judy Qld ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joan Edwards" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 8:14 PM Subject: [RossGen] Margaret MUNRO > I am still searching for Margaret MUNRO who married Richard Brown in Sydney, > New South Wales, Australia in February 1855. Her place of birth is given as > Rossshire on
2. [RossGen] Leaving [1]
Dear Lists, I have given this much thought, and I have decided that I must unsubscribe from all three lists in order to fulfil my commitments to FreeCen as coordinator for Ross and Cromarty, and as Co-Coordinator for Lanarkshire. I simply cannot manage to help the 30 (and growing) people who have agreed to transcribe in my counties, and wade my way through approximately 600 emails per week. Once I have fulfilled my commitment to FreeCen, I hope that I will be able to re-subscribe to the lists, and take up a
3. Re: [RossGen] Margaret MUNRO [1]
I have a John Stewart who married a Katherine Munro on the 11th of March1793 mpeters@xcelco.on.ca ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joan Edwards" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 6:14 AM Subject: [RossGen] Margaret MUNRO > I am still searching for Margaret MUNRO who married Richard Brown in Sydney, > New South Wales, Australia in February 1855. Her place of birth is given as > Rossshire on her marriage certificate etc. > > I have tried to follow the Ma
4. [RossGen] Re: ROSSGEN-D Digest V03 #90 [1]
unsubscribe ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, June 06, 2003 9:02 AM Subject: ROSSGEN-D Digest V03 #90
5. [RossGen] Fw: Ships Passenger Lists/ [1]
Ships Passenger Listsif you wish further info ON McIntosh's aboard contact mpeters@xcelco.on.ca Ships Passenger Lists For 1700 a.. Plantations and Colonies b.. Charming Molly, 1760 For 1800 a.. Australia / New Zealand a.. Passenger List and Correspondence Strathfieldsaye, 1834 b.. Passenger List and Correspondence Duchess of Northumberland, 1835 c.. Passenger List and Correspondence Sarah, 1835 d..
6. [RossGen] ROBERTSON/McKENZIE Surnames [1]
G'day Cobbers, Anybody researching this ROBERTSON/McKENZIE family, as below: Descendants of Elspet McKENZIE & Roderick ROBERTSON Roderick ROBERTSON. He married Elspet McKENZIE. I. Margaret ROBERTSON, b. 17 Jul 1816, Fodderty, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland. II. Janet ROBERTSON, b. 6 Jun 1818, Fodderty, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland. III. Dond. ROBERTSON, b. 1 Jul 1820, Fodderty, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland. IV. Mary ROBERTSON, b. 09 Oct 1822, Fodderty, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland. She married David McINTOSH, 15 Mar
7. RE: [RossGen] Queries via a Will [1]
******************************************************************************************************************************************************* This email and any files transmitted with it are intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. ******************************************************************************************************************************************************* There is much of interest here but I have little time to respond properly.
8. [RossGen] Margaret MUNRO [1]
I am still searching for Margaret MUNRO who married Richard Brown in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia in February 1855. Her place of birth is given as Rossshire on her marriage certificate etc. I have tried to follow the Margaret MUNRO who arrived as an assisted immigrant in 1854. She came from 'Easther, Rossshire' aged 19 years, travelled alone, according to the shipping documentation. If so her parents were Donald and Marion. I have not found this Margaret, but must admit I have found others who don'
9. Re: [RossGen] Mathesons [1]
My great-grandmother's middle name was Matheson - Mary Matheson Bain. I have not found a connection with the Mathesons, but there must be something. Betsy ----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Hepburn To: ROSSGEN-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 9:36 PM Subject: [RossGen] Mathesons Hi List, Am researching a relative by marriage into the family of James Matheson of Matheson Jardine Co. I have not been able to find any of the family on the IGI. Is anyone else interested in t
10. [RossGen] Re: ROSSGEN-D Digest V03 #91 [1]
please unsubscribe unable to open attch. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2003 9:02 AM Subject: ROSSGEN-D Digest V03 #91
11. [RossGen] CLARK - Dingwall [1]
My GGGrandparents were Donald Clark, Cabinet maker in Dingwall (1803-1843), & Mary Fraser (1818-1888). Married near Beauly - 1835, both are buried in St Clements Graveyard Dingwall, but I am having trouble finding their offspring - John or James Clark. Mary Fraser remarried Hector MacKenzie and lived at (1881 census)- 5 George Street, Dingwall and died at Conon Bridge. Does anyone have access to Dingwall census info for 1841 or later. Is the Dingwall Archive centre worth a visit, does it hold more than cen
12. Re: [RossGen] Leaving [1]
Oh Douglas! I prefer that to the kiss hug kiss hug which I think it means! Kate Wester Ross/Coigach researcher ----- Original Message ----- From: Douglas J Clark To: Sent: Monday, June 30, 2003 3:15 PM Subject: Re: [RossGen] Leaving > Hello Angie > Unfortunately I have not really pursued my family on this site but I > have read all the messages.I have also seen messages from you and have a > question regarding your use and meaning of the word or sym
13. Re: [RossGen] Margaret MUNRO [1]
I wonder if your Katherine was a sister to my Margaret Munro, who married Murdoch Macleod born 1772 about the same time? They ended up in Coigach area (Culnacraig, Polbain, Old Dornie, Achnahaird areas, where my Macleods still live! Kate ----- Original Message ----- From: Maggie Peters To: Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 1:10 PM Subject: Re: [RossGen] Margaret MUNRO > I have a John Stewart who married a Katherine Munro on the 11th of March1793 > > mpeters@x
14. [RossGen] Thanks for Tain info [1]
Thanks to Donald (UK) and Janet (NZ) I have got the information I requested on High Mill Farm in Tain. After many years in the too-hard-basket my research for Robert MCLEOD and Ann MCDONALD is going together beautifully - all in a matter of days. It goes to show that people throughout the world look at the site and are always willing to help others - it's the Highland blood you ken. Cheerio for now, Janet cold and sunny Perth W. Australia
15. [RossGen] Re: ROSSGEN-D Digest V03 #101 [1]
Hi Linda, I have Mathesons linked to my Vass family but no James. If you could be more specific about the link you are looking for I may be able to help. Have you tried www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk, if not it is well worth a look? Good hunting. Bill & Jenny (Back Seat Mouse Driver)
16. Re: [RossGen] Margaret MUNRO [1]
Do you have Richard BROWN'S parents names and those of his and Margaret's chn? I have found a Margaret BROWNE died 1898 Granville with father Donald , mother unkn. I have most discs for Aus states if you need any further help. Cheers Lizzi-in Oz ----- Original Message ----- From: Joan Edwards To: Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 8:14 PM Subject: [RossGen] Margaret MUNRO > I am still searching for Margaret MUNRO who married Richard Brown in Sydney, > New South
17. Re: [RossGen] Leaving [1]
Hello Angie Unfortunately I have not really pursued my family on this site but I have read all the messages.I have also seen messages from you and have a question regarding your use and meaning of the word or symbol "xoxo" after your name.In this part of the world it is the Zulu word for a toad.What does it mean to you? Douglas Clark KwaZulu/Natal S.Africa ----- Original Message ----- From: "Angie & Mike" To: Sent: Monday, June 30, 2003 10:44 AM Subje
18. [RossGen] mcintosh [1]
does anyone have information on charles mcintosh born aug. 2, 1833 or alexander mcintosh born 1785 in inverness, scotland and came to canada
19. [RossGen] Dingwall MacKenzies [1]
Hello- I am looking for census info for- Christina/Christian/Christy Mackenzie, [born June 17, 1829] Dingwall, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland. She might be listed in censuses as being born about 1832-35. Her parents were, I believe, Coll/Colin MacKenzie and Christian MacKenzie. Christina married Alexander MacDonald in 1854, so she was most likely still at home or working for a Sutherland family. Thanks- Christine Saginaw, Michigan, USA researching MacDonald, Fraser, MacAuley, MacKenzie, Davidson, Henderson,
20. [RossGen] Mathesons [1]
Hi List, Am researching a relative by marriage into the family of James Matheson of Matheson Jardine Co. I have not been able to find any of the family on the IGI. Is anyone else interested in this line? Linda Hepburn lindah@gil.com.au
21. [RossGen] Re: ROSSGEN-D Digest V03 #98 [1]
I have only the printed indexes to the 1851 census for Dingwall, but did find your Clarks: James Clark, age 9, born Dingwall in Vol. 62, Ed B3, page 18 John Clark, age 11, born Dingwall " " " Katherine Clark, age 7, born Dingwall, same page Margaret Clark, age 60, born Dingwall, same page Mary McKenzie, age 34, born Kilmorack, Invernesshire, same page Hector McKenzie, age 26, born Fodderty, ROC, same page There are other McKenzies on the same page, but none that would qu
22. [RossGen] Bain, Greig, MacKenzie [1]
Am researching the Bain, Greig and MacKenzie families which originate from either Lochcarron or Lochalsh, although Applecross does feature breifly in the family history. My website covering the above families has further information. Take a look at http://cmahoney.orcon.net.nz and follow the Scotland link near the top of the page. I would be interested in knowing more about these families and/or finding someone who is connected.
23. [RossGen] Tain farm [1]
High Mill Farm, Tain. Please, does anyone know where this was situated c1840? Williamina (b1838) and John (b1840) MCLEOD were both born there, father Robert MCLEOD was a pensioner, possibly an ag lab. Cheerio for now, Janet Perth W.Australia (Hooray it's raining)
24. Re: [RossGen] My Rosskeen Munros [1]
Thanks again Thomas - where would I find these? I have just found the Invergordon service point - is that the right place? Don -----Original Message----- From: rossgen-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:rossgen-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Tomas Christie Sent: Thursday, 18 December 2008 9:18 AM To: rossgen@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [RossGen] My Rosskeen Munros There are burial records, these are not indexed by LDS and are not death records, but you should manage to find him in these. Tomas _________
25. Re: [RossGen] 78th Regiment [1]
Evelyn, Have forwarded your email to a friend in our FH group who dabbles in early NSW Regiments. Will let you know if he is able to find any information for you here in NSW. Regards Jenny
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