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From: Ida & Merle King <>
Subject: Re: [Mull] John McLean and unknown McInnis
Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2003 11:36:03 -0600
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Hi Bill

OK so now you've really peeked my interest. As I also host the Grey Co
mailing list for Ontario.

Can you supply more specifics eg. dates, locations, etc. We have quite a
few subscribers who are interested in McDougal/McLucas families as well
as the McLean on both sides of the water.

Also could you include more details of the McInnis siblings. eg who did
you gg grandmother Margaret McInnis marry, which McDougal/McLucas, who
were their children. If you could supply the 1841 census info for Mull
and Iona regarding these families it would help as well.

later
Ida

Bill McDougal wrote: <snipped message below>
>
> Ida,
>
this family is that it is very closely
> connected to my direct line. Two of Sarah McInnis's children married their
> first cousins. They married children of my gg grandmother Margaret McInnis.
>
> John McLain
> Sarah McInnis
> Allan (married 1st cousin Flora McDougall)
> Daniel
> John
> 2nd marriage
> Thomas Knaggs(born in England)
> Sarah McInnis
> Ruth (married 1st cousin Daniel McDougall)
>
> Sarah was the first member of the family to come to Wisconsin. I know Sarah
> was in Wisconsin when Ruth was born on March 1st 1840. My gg grandmother
> Margaret McInnis joined her in about 1844 with all of her
> family(McDougal/McLucas). Another Sister Mary McInnis and her husband
> Donald McDonald also came to Wisconsin about the same time. All three
> sisters are buried in the Union Cemetery, South West of Cascade, Sheboygan,
> Wisconsin USA. Sarah's oldest son Allan McLain married his cousin Flora
> McDougall. They moved to Iowa and can be found in the 1880 US Census in
> Owen, Cerro Gordo, Iowa. I don't know anything about Daniel or John.
>
> I know that one of Sarah's sisters settled in Gray county Ontario.
>
> The reason I think Sarah went to Canada is that according to some family
> histories Margaret McInnis's eldest son Donald emigrated to Canada with
> relatives sometime in the 1830s (I'm not sure where in Canada). All of
> Margaret's brothers and sisters show up in the 1841 census for Mull and Iona
> except Sarah. All of Margaret's husbands siblings also show up in the 1841
> census for Mull and Iona.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ida & Merle King [mailto:]
> Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 7:42 PM
> To: Bill McDougal;
> Subject: Re: [Mull] Letter from Arch. McGILLIVRAY Re: John McLean and
> unknown McInnis

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