>From the Scottish Parochial Records as transcribed by the LDS people (which I have found to be quite accurate): Jean Storie, daughter of John Storie and Janet Kinkead was baptized in Govan Parish, County Lanark, Scotland on 24 December 1693. John Story, son of John Story and Jonet Kinkaid, was baptized in Govan Parish, County Lanark, Scotland on 24 May 1696. Marion Story, daughter of John Story and Jonet Kinkaid was baptized in Govan Parish, County Lanark, Scotland on 20 November 1698. Peter ----- Original Message ----- From: "Larry Kincaid" <larryk34@gmail.com> To: <kincaid@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 3:29 PM Subject: Re: [KINCAID] Samuel Kincade Jr. > Hi Peter, Norman, > I passed on your question to my Storey collegue (out of) Bulter county > about > the Storey-Kincaid connection in Scotland, and this is what he replied: > > The info we have about the Northern Scotland Storeys was in the book "The > Steel Bonnets". That particular quote came I think from a geneologist > named > Jack Storey in Belfast who my Dad has been corresponding with. If he > hasn't > already, your expert should read the *History of Butler County > PA*(available online). The Kincades are prominently mentioned > throughout. > Samuel Kincade and Alexander Storey are noted as founders of the Bear > Creek > Presbyterian Church located between today's Petrolia and Fairview, PA, > and > Samuel was a Justice of the Peace. We are going to drive up there later > this > week to look around. I'll keep my eye out for any Kincades. I would, of > course, be interested in more of your expert's information about the > Storey-Kincaid connection in Govan. Storey