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From: "John K. MacPhee" <>
Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLAY] Dougald McPhee (1827-1880) marr Christena McLarty (1834-1901)
Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2003 06:59:39 -0700
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Dougald McPhee (1827-1880) was one of the 4 sons of Neil McPhee (or
McDuffie?) & Janet Keith. The OPR has this:

MACDUFFIE, Dougald; father Neill MACDUFFIE, mother Janet KEITH; male;
christening; 17 Feb 1822; Kilmeny. I haven't seen the original record and I
wonder if the christening date was actually 1827, some handwritten records
being hard to read and incorrectly transcribed.

And these three could be his brothers:

MCDUFFIE, Peter; s/o Neil MCDUFFIE & Janet KEITH; male; christening; 18 May
1823; Kilmeny

MCDUFFIE, Archibald; s/o Neil MCDUFFIE & Janet KEITH; male; christening; 21
Mar 1827; Kilmeny

MCDUFFIE, Donald; s/o Neil MCDUFFIE & Janet KEITH; male; christening; 28 Feb
1833; Kilmeny

And who are these two?

MCDUFFIE, Catherine; d/o Neil MCDUFFIE & Janet KEITH; female; christening;
18 Dec 1824; Kilmeny

MCDUFFIE, Neil; s/o Neil MCDUFFIE & Janet KEITH; male; christening); 8 June
1829; Kilmeny

Is anyone researching this family? Neil McPhee and Janet Keith crossed the
Atlantic early 1830's and Janet died at sea. According to family tradition
they brought 4 sons, Dougald, Peter, Archie and Donald, and likely Janet's
sister Elizabeth Keith whom Neil married in Canada.

By the way I'm interested in photos of the 4 brothers if anyone has them! I
have photos of Peter, my gggrandfather.

John Keith MacPhee II

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sue Visser" <>
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Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 8:55 PM
Subject: [SCT-ISLAY] Dougald McPhee (1827-1880) marr Christena McLarty
(1834-1901)


> I photocopied information about the above couple from the BGOGS name fiche
thinking that they connected with my McPhees, which they don't as far as I
can see.
> Dougald emigrated to Erin area, Wellington Co, Ontario before moving to
Egremont Twp, Grey Co in the early 1850's.
> If someone on the list would like the photocopy, please contact me off
list and I will snail mail it to you.
>
> Cheerio
> Sue Visser
>
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