Can anyone out there tell me where I can find the book,"McCranie"? This book is about the early Scottish settlers in North Carolina and was written by Anthony McCranie. There is no publisher listed which leads me to believe it must have been published by the author. My grandmother was a McCranie and I would really like to find this book. I think it was pjublished in 1976. All help appreciated. e-mail gfjer737@aol.com

Does anyone out there know where I can get a copy of a book titled "McCranie'? It was written by Anthony McCranie and publised about 1976. There is no publisher listed. This is about the McCranie/McCraney families from Scotland. They were in North Carolina in the late seventeen hundreds. Some of this family went to South Carolina and some on to Mississippi. Any help will be greatly appreciated. e-mail gfjer737

McDougalds were an early family here in Robeson Co NC. In the early years (1803-1820) some stayed, but many, as did many other "Mac" moved southwards into SC & GA, and then westward into the Mississippi Territory. Sam West Lumberton, NC

Hello, If you are a descendant of the Reverend Daniel (Donald) White (Whyte) and Catharine (Campbell) Whyte of the Wagram and Lumber Bridge area of North Carolina, please contact me for further information. Thanks John Hilton Lester Sacklester@aol.com

I am new at this. Listed at Sacklester@aol.com, was Re:CAMPBELL surname. Do I type in Sacklester@aol.com to receive information on the Campbell name? ctcbholmes@aol.com

Hello EMBA I don't have anything that will connect with your Campbell. Sorry, wish I could be of help. I am going to send you a couple of clickable sites for you to look at as they may be of help. Also check Bladen County, which I will include. Also, send this same query to the "CAPE-FEAR-SCOTS-L@rootsweb.com" and you may get a reply. Here are the sites for you to look over. <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/1820Cumbercensus.htm">Cumberland County 1820 Census</A> <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/1790census.htm">1790 Census - Fayetteville, Cumberland Co. NC</A> <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/fayettecensus.htm">1820 Fayetteville Census</A> <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/oath.htm"> Cumberland Co., NC Oath of Allegiance</A> <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/">NCGenWeb Genealogy</A> <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncbladen/bladen.htm">Bladen County NCGenWeb </A> <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~nccumber/cumberland.htm">Cumberland County North Carolina</A> <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/list.html">Consolidated NC Links </A> <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/1786/robeson.html"> Robeson County NCGenWeb Page</A> Thanks John

Phyllis, Hi! I've got an Archibald McDugal in the Robeson Co. 1790 Census. Is this helpful at all or is it old news? Amy in British Columbia

Hello Phyllis, Here are a couple of sites which may give you some help. <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~ncgenweb/">NCGenWeb Genealogy</A> <A HREF="http://www.mindspring.com/~mooregen/">mcgen</A> Thanks John

Does anyone have a listing of the Cameron Hill Presb. Church cemetery in Moore Co. NC ? Is there an Archibald McDugal/McDougal(d) buried there? If so, what are the dates? Is there a wife or other family members buried there also? Thanks, Phyllis in GA

Does anyone have a listing of the Cameron Hill Presb. Church cemetery in Monroe Co. NC ? Is there an Archibald McDugal/McDougal(d) buried there? If so, what are the dates? Is there a wife or other family members buried there also? Thanks, Phyllis in GA

Greetings from St. Louis, MO. A couple of weeks ago there was mention of the Argyll Colony Plus publication. Through PERSI, I found a few articles that sounded worthwhile to look at. I sent a request for a look-up to this list and JuraMcNeil@aol.com volunteered. Within 3 days, I had scanned images waiting for me. I just wanted to publicly state my thanks and appreciation. I would be waiting until June if I had written to Fort Wayne! Sue Johnson from early 1800's Cumberland County family...Archibald & Sarah McDonald's son Hugh (Civil War POW). Think Archibald's parents were also an Archibald and Sarah. Help?

Hello, This is a new site which I just finished looking through. It is exceptional and extremely well done. It has about a 150 photos of Scotland and of the nature of Scotland which you would not see or would overlook if you were visiting, or at least I think you would. This site is long. It has the small photo grouping and then goes to the individual enlargement of each one. The Photography is great also. This site is worth looking at and saving. And it is something that is great on a day which you have a lot to time. Take your time and enjoy the trip to Scotland. <A HREF="http://rhuseth.home.texas.net/index.htm">Click here: Images of Scotland</A> John

Does anyone know of an Archibald McDougal(d) who lived in Robeson Co. NC in the late 1700's and early 1800's? He had a daughter Catherine who married John Campbell and moved to Chesterfield Co. SC and later to Chambers Co. AL. Catherine died 1846-50. He also had a daughter Margaret (b. Aug. 20, 1780) who married John McDonald and moved to Neshoba Co. MS. Margaret died Dec. 1857 and is buried at the New Carolina Presb. Church. According to the "Fayetteville Observer" an Archibald McDougal(d) died 19 Sept. 1831 near St. Paul's. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Phyllis in GA

Thought you might be interested in a wonderful site with information on Jura. http://members.aol.com/jurahotel/hotel.html <http://members.aol.com/jurahotel/hotel.html>

Hi, I am writing from Florida - I need census information on Archibald G Ray and his wife Jennet Finleson (Finlayson) from 1850 and 1860. Trying to find a list of their children. They lived in Cumberland County. Thanks for any help anyone can give. I am very interested in one of their children named Flora A Ray who married Murdock C Campbell. Thanks for any help anyone can give. Ginny Trawick

Am looking for info about Patrick McCoy who first showed up in the 1782 Wilkes County, NC census w/2 white males 21-60 and 2 white males under 21 or over 60. any help is appreciated.

Hello, This site is exactly what it says. While reading it, it will probably not make a hill of beans sense, but, as you are reading the Gaelic wording and Gaelic names, think in terms of how the name is now or might be and it will somewhat "switch on the light" for you, or at least it did for me (Grin) <A HREF="http://www.dalriada.co.uk/Archives/dalhistory.htm">Click here: Dalriada History</A> Thanks John

Hello, I believe you will find this site of great interest! <A HREF="http://www.dalriada.co.uk/Archives/clanlist.htm">Click here: clanlist </A> Thanks John

Hello, Here is a site which may be of interest. <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/sloinne/Argyll/Surnames.htm">Click here: County Argyllshire Surname List</A> John

Hello, This site is interesting from the standpoint of Castles, etc., but scroll all the way to the bottom as it has an excellent list of links which can be used for genealogy research if you so desire. <A HREF="http://scotland.rampant.com/castles.htm">Click here: Rampant Scotland Directory - Castles</A> Hope you enjoy this. John