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1. Re: Placenames [1]
Barbara I've sent this to this list so that others can chip in if they have more information Jean The nearest that I can find from Charles Maclean's book is 530.297 Cladh nan Gall Burying place of the strangers (Cladh means burying place) As I interpret the map this is right at the most inland tip of Loch Scridain. Glac appears to mean hollow valley but the nearest name with this prefix is 502.556 Glac na Ceardaich Hollow valley of the smithy . This was the original village of Tobermory. Eleven hous
2. Mull in 1700 [1]
My William McClean was born Isle of Mull 1702. Can anyone tell me if there are any records of any kind for that time period. He moved to Northern Ireland sometime before 1733 when he married there. I don't know if his parents moved there and took him or if he went on his own as an adult. Any suggestions on where to look for information. Also I would like information on what life was like there at that time. Any suggestions for online or offline reading? Helen
3. Re: McEachnie unite [1]
Eileen I can give you a bit of assistance here from my highlighted version of the obits from Bruce & Grey dst of Ontario. You wrote: Date: Thu, 9 Dec 1999 21:34:33 -0800 (PST) From: "Eileen Hillier" DURHAM >Mary McEachnie b1865-d1953(h)David Allen b?-d? >Neil b1857-d1947(w)Teresa Snyder b1868-d1922(name changed to McEachern children's changed to McKeachnie) etc................ There may be others hiding in these obits can you send more details to me re your family q
4. FW: McKinnon family [1]
If anyone has information on the following it would be appreciated. > Neil McKinnon born 1766 died Dec 9th 1829 in Canada. > Margely McGilvra (wife) Born : About 1768 Died 22 September 1849 in Canada > > They emmigrated to Canada in 1812 with their family, Allen, Angus, > Archibald, Isabel, Effy, Mary and I think some others. > > I have reference to Neil being the son of Pharquar who was son of Hugh, > who was son of Neil (who fought in the battle of Sherrifmuir 1715. > > If you have anything pleas
5. Serendipity [1]
Is the list just quiet, or am I not receiving mail? Thought I'd tell you of a piece of good fortune; Jo Currie, while researching for her new book on Mull history, came across a poem written in Gaelic in the 19th century, which was, according to the editor, composed "on the occasion of two sons of Alexander McCallum leaving for foreign shores". I am organizing a translation, and live in hope that it may well give me some more information about my elusive family, few of whom seem to have marriages, christ
6. [Fwd: Beaton researchers] [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------42A83C170E49FCDCFF709156 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I just got this in, can anyone help out. Thank you & Happy Holidays, Suzanne Beaton --------------42A83C170E49FCDCFF709156 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from mtiwmhc07.worldnet.att.net [204.127.131.42] by bytheshore.com with ESMTP (SMTPD32-5.05) id ADC717000E6; Mon, 20 Dec 1999
7. Re: Tobermory OPR notes [1]
following may be of interest to some members. Ida please forgive my sending it this way, but it is a last attempt to try and not get an error message when I send to the list. Janet lawful daughter of Donald McKinnon and Margaret Rankin was born 10 July and baptised 13 Aug 1834 Patrick Home son of Angus McLean Srongarf (Strongarbh??) and Ann McLean was born on 22nd Aug and baptised 13 Sep 1838 Dugald son of Alexr. McDougall Weaver Brae and Peggy Leetch was born 31 Sep and baptised on 28th Sep 1838 Mr Lewi
8. PENNYGHAEL - Land ownership [1]
message forwarded Subject: PENNYGHAEL - Land ownership Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 14:32:18 -0700 (PDT) From: Jim Shaw To: Isle of Mull interest list MARY MacGILLIVRAY late of Pennyghael had the family property taken over by the Crown before she died (non payment of taxes). Her pride got the better of her and she could not tell of her financial difficulties to other family members. No family member is aware o
9. IMPORTANT PLEASE READ [1]
Hi All This was sent regarding a recent rash of viruses sent via e-mail they seem to be appearing as Christmas cards from forged addresses. later -- Ida IAK Alberta Canada m_iking@telusplanet.net list mom SCT-ISLEOFMULL-L@rootsweb.com From: Tim Pierce To: listowners-announce@rootsweb.com Hi, folks - We've had a lot of reports tonight about a virus being passed around on RootsWeb lists. I have looked into these reports and it does NOT appear that
10. MacGILLIVRAY, JOHN - Pennyghael, Isle of Mull [1]
message forwarded. Subject: MacGILLIVRAY, JOHN - Pennyghael, Isle of Mull Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 14:09:23 -0700 (PDT) From: Jim Shaw To: Isle of Mull interest list Please remember to post to the list use SCT-ISLEOFMULL-L@rootsweb.com Seeking information on the MacGILLIVRAYS (and variations) of Pennyghael. In particular JOHN MacGILLIVRAY b.1855, d.1946 in Glasgow. He married ELIZABETH McKINLEY March 1920
11. MURDOCK MACLEAN [1]
I would appreciate any information regarding my great-great grandfather, Murdock (or, Murdoch) MacLean who was born on the Isle of Mull, about 1808. He eventually left Scotland and settled in Orwell Cove, Province of Prince Edward Island, CANADA. He was married to Janet Anderson in Prince Edward Island in 1835, therefore he would have emigrated there sometime between 1808 and 1835. Murdock was a sea captain who transported fish to the Persian Gulf, where he contracted and died from cholera. He was burie
12. MURDOCK MACLEAN [1]
I would appreciate any information regarding my great-great grandfather, Murdock (or, Murdoch) MacLean who was born on the Isle of Mull, about 1808. He eventually left Scotland and settled in Orwell Cove, Province of Prince Edward Island, CANADA. He was married to Janet Anderson in Prince Edward Island in 1835, therefore he would have emigrated there sometime between 1808 and 1835. Murdock was a sea captain who transported fish to the Persian Gulf, where he contracted and died from cholera. He was burie
13. Re help needed [1]
Could someone give me the address of Skye rootsweb group Jean Whimp
14. Achntium and Ben Moloch [1]
Dear List, Can anybody give information on these names, ***ACHNTIUM***, ***BEN MOLOCH***, presumably both within the parish of Kilninian and Kilmore, which relate to my McLean family. My McLeans had the following details: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Parents: John Maclean farmer and shepherd at ***ACHNTIUM*** in Mull and Mary (nie McDonald) his wife (Information from sons' details in Isle of Mull immigrants on the Brilliant on 2 Jan, 1838. Australian Archives Assisted Bounty Immigrants Ref#
15. McEachnie Family Grave Inscriptions (McEachnies Unite) [1]
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Message forwarded by list mom>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Please remember to post to the list send to SCT-ISLEOFMULL-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thu, 9 Dec 1999 21:34:33 -0800 (PST) From: "Eileen Hillier" I'm looking for information on the McEachnie family.If you are a decendant or a friend I would like to hear from you.These are the grave of my family I visited in the summer 99 SWINTON PARK John McEachnie b1828-d1906(w)Catherine Ferguson b1849-d1920 Maggie McEac
16. Re: Placenames [1]
Jean Whimp wrote: > Glac appears to mean hollow valley but the nearest name with this prefix is> 502.556 Glac na Ceardaich Hollow valley of the smithy . This was the original village of Tobermory. Eleven houses shown as occupied in 1790. Jean: Could this be my elusive Glaicnakerdach, Tobermory or optional Glaicnarkerdach? Could we populate one of those eleven houses with a MACLACHLAN?? One whose grandson was a coachsmith? :-)) ecunningham@att.net
17. Placenames [1]
Can anyone help me with the location of two placenames found in OPR of Kilninian and Kilmore (or any information on the people named). I have a Godfrey McQuarrie born in 1794 to Malcolm and Flora McQuarrie in what looks like GLAICKNAGALLON /GLAICKUAGALLON and a John McQuarrie (1800) and Mary(1803) both also to Malcolm and Flora in ABOS. Any help would be very welcome. Any other McQuarries out there, by the way ?
18. Macneill [1]
I am new to this list, looking for family of Lucy MacNeill bn Mull about 1811. Lucy Marr a John MacKinnon on Tiree in 1844. Tiree census 1851 lucy not at home with family Husband John daughters, Grace, Catherine & Meron 1861 Lucy aged 50 bn Mull (Widowed) 1871 Lucy aged 60 bn Mull Can anyone help me with Lucy? Thank You Marion Redward (nee Mclean)
19. Re: Tobermory OPR notes [1]
Jean Whatever you did this time worked. Your message came through to the list ok. I'm sorry you were having trouble sending your posting. Cyber-glitches maybe (:-) later -- Ida IAK Alberta Canada m_iking@telusplanet.net list mom SCT-ISLEOFMULL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Tobermory OPR notes Resent-Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1999 16:22:19 -0800 (PST) Resent-From: SCT-ISLEOFMULL-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thu, 16 Dec 1999 10:41:10 +1030 From: "Jean W
20. Reminders from list Mom [1]
Hi All We now have 101 subscribers on list mode, and 63 on digest. Welcome new subscribers. Please don't be afraid to post a query to the list. It might be that small tidbit you have can help someone else. Everyone please be prepared to post a query regarding your family for January. Please include where they hailed from and emigrated to. Please remember that if your mailbox is full when the robots deliver your mail on the third try you will automatically be unsubscribed. Rootsweb will not tolerate
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