Hi Goldie, Thank you for mentioning it - it's all grist for the mill, as they say. You are going to have to tell me who is this Ann GARROW. I've looked through my Garrow info and don't have any Anns at all. When a new forename comes up it usually means a different family. I would, however, like the opportunity to either add or discard her from my Garrows. I have a George MILNE marrying Margaret GARROW in 1811, George being the son of Harry MILNE. This came to me from Jude McMillan in New Zealand, who has the children of George and Margaret and whom they married. Perhaps you already have this information, but thought I'd mention it. Have fun! Chris ----- Original Message from Goldie ----- Sent: Monday, March 15, 2010 7:04 PM Subject: Re: [SCT-BANFFSHIRE] MURISON/GARROW > Ann Garrow married an Innes in Mortlach (Dufftown) as well. No rellie of > mine, but thought I'd mention it. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Chris Duff"> Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 3:06 PM > Subject: [SCT-BANFFSHIRE] MURISON/GARROW >> I'm a MURISON on my mother's side. I have them going back >> to the parish of Gamrie in Banffshire in the 1700s and moving down the >> road to Alvah to run the smithy. They married into the GARROW family of >> Dufftown and a bunch of them decided to emigrate. I would also be happy to hear from anyone with connections to my MURISON and GARROW families. >> >> Chris Duff (in Canada since 1982) >>