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From: Stephen <>
Subject: Re: Departure point
Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2001 23:03:58 -0500
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My only experience in this matter is the emmigration of my G Grandfather from Scotland to
Canada.
He lived in Edinburgh...departed from Glasgow June 3rd, 1911 and landed in Quebec June
12th ...then took the rail to Toronto.


Regards,

Stephen

Robert Neil wrote:

> >
> > My family, George Adams, Jane Dunlop Adams and six children left Scotland.
> > They were living in Adamsrow, near Edinboro-Dalkeith-Newton Parish until
> > 1872-1873.They settled in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
> >
> > Could any of you venture a guess as to which city would be,e their departure port?
> > It's very hard to find a passenger list with just the date of Departure.
> >
> >
>
> I would be interested in this also. Where would someone who was emmigrating to Canada
> c. 1835 be most likely to leave from if they lived in West Lothian? I cannot find out
> if they arrived in Canada or the U.S. first, so maybe if I knew where they left from
> it would help out.
>
> --
> Bob
> ===
> Robert Neil
> Chatham-Kent, ON
>

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in N.Ireland...WAUCHOPE/WAUCHOB;
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in Midlothian, Lanark...WATSON;
in Lanark...FLEMING;
in Peebles, Midlothian...KERR;
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