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Searching for: +path:sct-isleofmull +(+date:sep +date:1999)
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1. Census Records [1]
I will try this query again to see if anyone knows about census records for Mull or Argyle. Query:: Does anyone know if there was any census taken before 1820 for the Isle of Mull, Argyle or an Argyle Co. census? Thanks, any help appreciated. Jacqueline in Nova Scotia
2. McLean/Beaton [1]
The following query was in the May edition of the Bruce Grey OGS newsletter. Maybe it connects with someone out there. From: Mrs Norah Lockie, R R # 1, Branchton ONT N0B 1L0 Looking for information on the following: Angus BEATON born 1807 son of Neil BEATON and Euphemia MCKINNON. His wife Isabella CAMPBELL . Allan MCLEAN born 1810 son of Alex MCLEAN and Flora MCGILLIVARY. His wife Euphemia BEATON. These people came from the Isle of Mull, Scotland and settled ca. 1850 mostly Bruce County. Any help appre
3. Census REcords [1]
I will try this query again to see if anyone knows about census records for Mull or Argyle. Query:: Does anyone know if there was any census taken before 1820 for the Isle of Mull, Argyle or an Argyle Co. census? Thanks, any help appreciated. Jacqueline in Nova Scotia
4. McKECHNIE [1]
Hi Ross McKechnie in Sask. and other listers, I'm just catching up on my Isle of Mull mailing list after being gone for over 5 weeks. I noticed Ross's McKECHNIE listing and the similarities in names to my McKechnies and another family's McKechnies. My g-g grandparents (Archibald McKechnie and Catherine McGillivray) were born on Mull and immigrated to Ontario and eventually to Glenelg Township. Their second son, my great granduncle, was Hugh, and he was born about 1840 and later married Flora McDonald in
5. Fraser History and Genealogy [1]
Hi, Just wanted to drop a note to Frasers or septs of Frasers in all areas of Scotland to try to get all more involved in their history and genealogy with the help of the following site: http://www.fraserclan-cal.com Frisealach air-son Macshimidh
6. McCALLUM [1]
Just reposting ny interest in McCALLUMs on Mull Malcolm McCALLUM married Ann LAMONT about 1770. Does anyone know of any descendents of this marriage? Mary Herbert PLEASE NOTE CHANGE TO EMAIL ADDRESS. Snail mail "Slimbridge", Bedgerebong NSW 2871
7. Re: More on the Mary of Iona [1]
Here is what I have found so far on this disaster: The Mary of Iona was struck and sunk on August 10, 1822. Accounts were carried in the contemporary issues of the Glasgow Herald, the Greenock Advertiser and the Inverness Herald, although those accounts may have called the ship the Katherine of Iona. According to E. Mairi MacArthur in her book, "Iona, The Living Memory of a Crofting Community 1750-1914" (Edinburgh University Press:1990; ISBN# 0-7486-0214-3) there were 2 ships that left Greenock that day
8. Weather on Mull??? [1]
Hi Everyone, I have a question that doesn't really pertain to genealogy. Does anyone actually live on Mull? I was curious what kind of weather they have there (i.e.. Hurricanes, Downpours, flooding, tornadoes, etc...) If you guys don't feel my question should have been asked than please just disregard. I really don't like getting bad emails about something I did. No offense to anyone, it was a totally different list. Anyway, If anyone does know I would really appreciate it. I am trying to get a feel
9. Re: Partial list of victims of the Mary of Iona [1]
One of my friends found some of the 1822 articles about the sinking of the Mary of Iona. She is sending them to me, but extracted the following partial list of names and e-mailed them to me. I will post the complete list when I have it. Mary McDonald Flora Beaton Effy Beaton Mary McEachern Christian McLean Effy MacGilvray John McCormick John McKIllop Catherine Livingstone Catherine McDonald Mary McCallum (aged 13 years) Donald McKechran Ann Black Mary McDougall Sinclair ? or Tngh (sorry I could not read
10. Nicol McIntyre [1]
Nicol (pronounced "Nickel") McIntyre was one of my great, greats. Of the three daughters you mentioned, it appears that one was Ann McIntyre who married Donald Beaton and they were the parents of seven daughters known as the Seven Beaton Sisters of Archiavaig. A daughter, Meron (Sarah) Beaton, married Donald McLean and they were my 3x great grandparents. At least some of Nicol's children were the first converts to the Baptist faith in 1821 and the core of the Baptist Church on the Ross of Mull. There ar
11. Bell, John [1]
Im searching for a John Bell, born about 1799 in Mull. He was a Hudson Bay Chief Trader after joining the company and coming to the North West. He married in 1830 to Nancy (Anne) Dease, born ca 1813 and died 20 Sept 1846 in Norway House. They had six children that I know of. John Bell retired from the company and died 24 June 1866 in Saugeen, Ontario. I have a copy of his will which was probated in London. Is there any way I may discover his parish or, better yet, his parents, siblings, etc.? Maureen Cl
12. MULL Location ? [1]
Greetings All: Seek identification of location listed in 1846 Tobermory OPR. MACLACHLAN marriage listed as "of Glaicna(r)kerdach"; listed again in child's christening. Is it a farm? house? bend in the road? Cannot find on my Ordnance Maps. Thanks. ecunningham@att.net
13. Monumental Inscriptions - Isle of Mull [1]
On my recent trip to Mull I recorded as many M.Is as I could, but can't guarantee that there aren't errors in some of the dates. Many stones were so weathered that numbers were difficult to decipher, but I did the best I could in a very limited timeframe. I'll be posting these as I get them typed up, and shall also send the files to Ian so that they can be available through the Mull pages (if he thinks them worth including). These are from Scoor (Kilvickeon) cemetery, which is a very old graveyard some
14. Re: Bell, John [1]
Maureen Clarke wrote: > > Im searching for a John Bell, born about 1799 in Mull. He was a Hudson > Bay Chief Trader after joining the company and coming to the North > West. He married in 1830 to Nancy (Anne) Dease, born ca 1813 and died > 20 Sept 1846 in Norway House. They had six children that I know of. > John Bell retired from the company and died 24 June 1866 in Saugeen, > Ontario. I have a copy of his will which was probated in London. Is > there any way I may discover his parish or, better yet, h
15. Re: Mull records [1]
British censuses were taken every ten years beginning in 1801, but those before 1841 were merely head counts and are of no value to genealogists. The Duke of Argyll did a "census" of the tenants on his lands in 1779 that included his lands in Argyll and Mull. This was only for the Duke's properties and did not include all of Mull or Argyll. There was also a "census" taken for his mainland properties--I think it was in 1792. There are no other censuses. There also a few lists of limited value: 1. A lis
16. Re: Nichol & McIntyre [1]
Hi Mary: I copied as many of the monumental inscriptions from various graveyards on Mull as I could manage during my all too brief visit there last month. So far I have only typed out the ones for Scoor cemetery, which is 2 - 3 miles from Bunessan on the Ross of Mull, but one of these looked promising for you: To the memory of NICOL MCINTYRE late tenant in Ardalanish who died 1791 aged 67 years and MARRION MCLEAN his wife who died .... aged 68 years. This stone is placed upon their graves as a token of
17. Nichol & McIntyre [1]
Hi to all Would any one have information on the marriage of a Jane(t) McIntyre born 1793 and William Nichol, Nicolle or Nicol (or any combination of ) born abt 1797 or on Nicol McIntyre born abt. 1721 his children were : Duncan born 1777 , Donald born 1775 and 3 dau. names unknown he was living in the Argyll in 1779 , any information on the above people please e-mail Mary at wgazo@MNSi.net thank you
18. Re: Weather on Mull??? [1]
In a message dated 09/12/1999 1:13:25 AM Central Daylight Time, erickar@ptialaska.net writes: << I am trying to get a feel for Mull. >> Ericka..................... I can't comment first hand on weather, but there's two websites you might want to visit for info. Isle of Mull,Scotland.Information,tourism and accommodation or (http://isle.of.mull.com) and Isle of Mull Family History Pages
19. Re: Scoor Cemetery [1]
Hello Jill: I will be very excited to see the MIs for Scoor cemetery. I have a relation listed as living in Bunessan at the time of the 1779 census. Do you know if Scoor cemetery is the nearest to Bunessan? Many thanks, Lisa Bosnich California ----- Original Message ----- From: Jill Elizabeth DAKIN To: Sent: Friday, September 17, 1999 8:50 PM Subject: Re: Nichol & McIntyre > Hi Mary: > > I copied as many of the monumental inscriptions from various
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