Dear fellow listers, Last June I completed 32 miles of this event, and am hoping to complete the challenge this year, in a charity walk for the Scottish Community Foundation, who organise the funding of social projects in Scotland. Walking from Fort William down to Ardlui on Loch Lomond, I will attempt to complete 54 miles of the West Highland Way, a long distance footpath via Glen Nevis, Glencoe and Rannoch Moor See the walk web site at www.caledonianchallenge.co.uk/ and the charity site www.scottishcomfound.org.uk for more details I wondered if any of you with family connections to Scotland would be willing to sponsor me for this very worthwhile cause. Hoping you can do something to help - if so please contact me off-list to arrange. Caroline Campbell Yeo >> RESEARCHING: >> >> DEWAR, CAMPBELL, ROBERTSON, STARK, THOM(P)SON, Lanarkshire >> ANDERSON, HENDERSON, THOM(P)SON, RANKIN, Stirlingshire >> CAMPBELL, ROBERTSON, STARK, CROMPTON, Perthshire >> DALLAS, GRANT, CRAIG, HAY, Aberdeen/Nairn >> MCFARLANE, MCLACHLAN, Argyllshire, Dumbarton? >> CAVET(T) Dumfriesshire, Glamorgan, Middlesex

Thanks for confirming my thoughts - I have only received limited messages from the Perth and Angus sites.Maybe they are off enjoying one or two sunny days this summer? Douglas S.Africa ----- Original Message ----- From: <RobertsonChai@aol.com> To: <PERTHSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 11, 2004 3:35 AM Subject: Re: [PERTH] Testing > In a message dated 6/10/04 3:27:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time, > yvon@alphalink.com.au writes: > > > > > Hello > > > > Just testing as I have not recieved any Perth messages for a few days > > > > Yvonne > > Australia > > > > > > > > Loud and clear here in Napa Valley California, Yvonne! The Left Coast of > the US hasn't sunken into the sea, yet. > > ---Bob Robertson (grandson of a Perthshire farmer's son) > > > ==== PERTHSHIRE Mailing List ==== > Footer: Unsubscribe by sending an e-mail to PERTHSHIRE-L-request@rootsweb.com with ONLY the word SUBSCRIBE in the subject line and in the body of the message. ( Use PERTHSHIRE-D-request@rootsweb.com > for the Digest.) > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/SCT/PERTHSHIRE.html > >

Hello Just testing as I have not recieved any Perth messages for a few days Yvonne Australia

In a message dated 6/10/04 3:27:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time, yvon@alphalink.com.au writes: > > Hello > > Just testing as I have not recieved any Perth messages for a few days > > Yvonne > Australia > > > Loud and clear here in Napa Valley California, Yvonne! The Left Coast of the US hasn't sunken into the sea, yet. ---Bob Robertson (grandson of a Perthshire farmer's son)

Hi, A list of Charge of the Light Brigade casualties can be found at http://www.capefam.freeserve.co.uk/lightbrig.htm but no Lt. Col. Robertson. Lt. Col. is a reasonably senior rank commonly in command of a regiment. Casualties and regimental histories would certainly record careers of such, somewhewe! There is a Crimea War Research Society at http://www.crimeanwar.org/ which might help. > > --- CEHAUGHEE@aol.com wrote: > > Hello List: Can anyone help me find a listing of > > officers from Scottish > > regiments in the Crimean War? I am supposed to have > > a Lt. Col. Robertson killed > > in the Charge of the Light Brigade. I will look for > > any of the battles however > > knowing how stories go. I once found a story on > > Google that told of all the > > officers killed but cannot find it now. This could > > posable be a brother to my > > John Robertson who was my great grandfather. They > > were born in Kinnoull > > Perth. I only know of one sister named Katherine. > > I know that John and > > Catherine's father was dead by 1856 so just possibly > > he could have been in the army. I > > know we have several connected to the military but > > just don't know who at > > this time. Thanks for any help. > > Kaye > > ===== > Proud to be a transcriber for the freeCEN Project,UK and the 1901 Candian Census and volunteer for Random Acts of Geneological Kindness. > NZSG member > Researching > BATTERS in Yorkshire > BENNIE in Lanarkshire, Dunbartonshire & West Lothian > BENNING in Lanarkshire & Montreal > COLLINS in California & PA > COOPER in Yorkshire > DODS in East Lothian, Berwickshire, Vancouver BC, Montreal, > Manchester, South Africa, Hong Kong, India > DOUGLAS in Lanarkshire > FENTON in Edinbugh > FISHER in Yorkshire > FORREST in South Africa > HAYTON in Yorkshire > HEWAT in East Lothian > LAMONT in Lanarkshire > LEGGAT in Monreal > MCLEAN in Argyllshire > MURRIE in Lanarkshire > NICOL in Lanarkshire > RANKINE in Dunbartonshire, Perthshire > SEYMOUR inVancouver, B.C. & Montreal > SHIRREFF in East Lothian > SNELL in California, Oregeon > SUFFILL/SUFFIELD in Yorkshire > TROTTER in Lanarkshire, Stirlingshire, West Lothian > WATSON in Brantford & Barrie, Ontario. > WEIR in Argyllshire & Lanarkshie > WILLIAMSON in Edinburgh & North Berwick > > > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Friends. Fun. Try the all-new Yahoo! Messenger. > http://messenger.yahoo.com/ > > ==== PERTHSHIRE Mailing List ==== > -------------------------------------------------- > Send all messages to PERTHSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com > ONLY use the 'request' address to > subscribe or to unsubscribe from the list. > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/SCT/PERTHSHIRE.html > --------------------------------------------------

Update from The National ArchivistThe National Archives at Kew are adding Army lists and other military records to their online database at a great rate. I have copied their latest online newsletter below as a for-instance. It might be worth looking to see if your Robertson features in any army records shortly before the Crimea. He might have been in another regiment. Good hunting, Peter Peter B Freshwater MA MCLIP FSAScot Edinburgh, Scotland Email peter@hillfoot.demon.co.uk Researching ATKINS, BRUCE, FOX, FRESHWATER, PERKINS, SWINGLER (Beds, Hunts, Leics, & Northants,) HAUGHAN (Cumbria & Co. Durham) DOW, FINDLAY, GRAY, HUNTER, KENNEDY (Angus, Glasgow & Perth) ----- Original Message ----- From: support@nationalarchivist.com To: peter@hillfoot.demon.co.uk Sent: Thursday, June 03, 2004 6:12 PM Subject: New records added New Records Added - Online Now! NEW The East India Company's Commercial Marine Service Pensions List 1797 - July 1833 Lists of all Pensions granted by The Company to Commanders, Officers, Seamen, Widows and Orphans, of The East India Company's Commercial Marine Service, since the Year 1793 to the Year 1833; specifying the grounds upon which such Pension was granted, the Amount of each, and the source whence the Pensions are derived. The Archives Estate Duty Office Indexes to Death Duty Registers 1796 to 1903 ONLINE NOW Index to English and Welsh Wills and Administrations 1796 to 1857 Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths at Sea 1854 to 1890 ONLINE NOW 1854 to 1890 Index to Divorce and Matrimonial Causes 1858 to 1903 ONLINE NOW 1858 to 1903 Register of Names of Passport Applications 1851 to 1903 Harts Army List 1840 Harts Army List 1888 Official Army List 1798 Peninsular Medal Roll 1793 - 1814 Waterloo Roll Call 1815 Bengal Civil Service Graduation List 1869 Dental Surgeons Directory 1925 Grenadier Guards 1656 - 1874 Phillimore's How to Write the History of a Family FREE TO VIEW The Clergy List 1896 Kelly's Handbook (To the Titled, Landed & Official Classes) 1901 The Indian Army and Civil Service List July 1873 The East India Company's Commercial Marine Service Pensions List 1797 - July 1833 COMING NEXT Harts Army List 1868 Parish Registers from 1538> Index to Death Duty Register Wills 1848 - 1857 The Indian Office List 1933 You can search the database for FREE, view images from as little as 20 UK pence (approx 32 US cents) and save and print your copy. If you have already paid to view an image you can view it again without any further charge. Log in at http://www.nationalarchivist.com/login.cfm The National Archivist is part of Trusted Third Party Ltd, UK registered company 3745789. The National Archivist Your Source of Original Documents Online

Hello List: I wanted to thank all who have come forth with places to go for the Crimean War and especially for the Charge of the Light Brigade. I now know that there was not a Lt. Col. Robertson in that charge at least that died. I will continue to look for other officers who died in other battles of the Crimean War. I am not at all convinced of this story that my brother has told me. This story all revolves around a grandfathers clock that my grandfather had that was supposedly Lt. Col.'s clock that was his uncles. Oh the questions one could ask if we had been doing genealogy all those years ago. Thanks again and I will keep on it. Kaye

Hi list, I am currenly at my first genealogical conference here in New Zealand. Yesterday at the Scottish interest group meeting were were told all Scotish military records, after Culloden, are held at the PRO in England. And these records are indexed on the PRO website. Kaye, I can't check this out myself, till I return home, so hopefully you can find it yourself or another lister can help you. If you have no joy in a week e-mail me direct and I'll see what I can do ( I want to find my own gg great-uncle who was in the Indian army.) cheers John Dods Wellington, New Zealand --- CEHAUGHEE@aol.com wrote: > Hello List: Can anyone help me find a listing of > officers from Scottish > regiments in the Crimean War? I am supposed to have > a Lt. Col. Robertson killed > in the Charge of the Light Brigade. I will look for > any of the battles however > knowing how stories go. I once found a story on > Google that told of all the > officers killed but cannot find it now. This could > posable be a brother to my > John Robertson who was my great grandfather. They > were born in Kinnoull > Perth. I only know of one sister named Katherine. > I know that John and > Catherine's father was dead by 1856 so just possibly > he could have been in the army. I > know we have several connected to the military but > just don't know who at > this time. Thanks for any help. > Kaye ===== Proud to be a transcriber for the freeCEN Project,UK and the 1901 Candian Census and volunteer for Random Acts of Geneological Kindness. NZSG member Researching BATTERS in Yorkshire BENNIE in Lanarkshire, Dunbartonshire & West Lothian BENNING in Lanarkshire & Montreal COLLINS in California & PA COOPER in Yorkshire DODS in East Lothian, Berwickshire, Vancouver BC, Montreal, Manchester, South Africa, Hong Kong, India DOUGLAS in Lanarkshire FENTON in Edinbugh FISHER in Yorkshire FORREST in South Africa HAYTON in Yorkshire HEWAT in East Lothian LAMONT in Lanarkshire LEGGAT in Monreal MCLEAN in Argyllshire MURRIE in Lanarkshire NICOL in Lanarkshire RANKINE in Dunbartonshire, Perthshire SEYMOUR inVancouver, B.C. & Montreal SHIRREFF in East Lothian SNELL in California, Oregeon SUFFILL/SUFFIELD in Yorkshire TROTTER in Lanarkshire, Stirlingshire, West Lothian WATSON in Brantford & Barrie, Ontario. WEIR in Argyllshire & Lanarkshie WILLIAMSON in Edinburgh & North Berwick __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Friends. Fun. Try the all-new Yahoo! Messenger. http://messenger.yahoo.com/

as searches go I learned about vivisimo in Salt Lake City give it a try it clustered: There are 155 entries broken into groups by books and articles Charge of light Brigade! for my friend Kaye http://www.victorianweb.org/history/crimea/charge.html Mary in Oregon

Details of that television programme are writing up on the following website. www.pbs.org/wnet/secrets/case_titanic/ Heather Bray ----- Original Message ----- From: "Amandacurran" <amandacurran@bigpond.com> To: <PERTHSHIRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 04, 2004 9:24 PM Subject: Re: [PERTH] Alexander Cairns, Titanic death 1912 > Dear Meg, > > We had a programme here a few weeks ago, don't know when it was made but it > said all the bodies that they have buried from the Titanic they were > exhuming graves for DNA. They have done few and are planning to DNA all if > possible, it was or ABC TV. > > Best wishes and good luck > Amanda - Sydney, NSW, Australia > ---------------------------------------- > > > > Recently joined, posting my first message. Have checked the List > > Archives and don't find a suitable subject for Alexander CAIRNS, who > > died aboard the Titanic when it sank April 15, 1912. He was a servant > > in First Class. > > > > A family story said my Grandmother, Agnes BRYDEN was engaged to a man > > named 'Alex' who died when the Titanic sank. I always thought this to > > be only that.....a family story. Recently, I've received a picture of > > this man and understand a postcard exists that he sent to Agnes. My > > Aunt is now trying to find this postcard which she safely tucked away > > for safekeeping. I want to see the Postmark for a date and see if he > > signed his full name. They were both residing in Scotland in 1912. > > > > While she's looking for the card, I thought I'd ask this List if anyone > > knows of this Alexander CAIRNS or other family. He was born Alexander > > Milne CAIRNS on April 19, 1883 in Kinfauns, Perthshire, Scotland to Wm > > CAIRNS & Margaret MILNE. Books published on the Titanic say the > > Alexander CAIRNS who died was the son of a Wm and a Margaret and that > > his middle initial was indeed M, and that he was 28 at his death. So > > far, so good. > > > > Have used the IGI to find siblings of Alexander, seems there were quite > > a few ! If current family can be found, they should know of the Titanic > > death, that's hardly a story to be kept a secret. > > > > The Archives of this list don't mention the word Titanic in any year. > > Anyone know of a way I can further look for this family ? Hopefully > > newspaper accounts would have mentioned a native lad who died on the > > infamous ship. Is anyone on this List a local to Perthshire ? I'd be > > quite interested in finding out where to write about newspapers in 1912. > > > > Meg Greenwood / Oklahoma USA > > > > > > > > ==== PERTHSHIRE Mailing List ==== > > -------------------------------------------------- > > Remember to change the subject line to reflect > > YOUR message to the list. > > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/SCT/PERTHSHIRE.html > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > > > > ==== PERTHSHIRE Mailing List ==== > -------------------------------------------------- > ENJOY the list. Ask questions and share information. > If you have an issue, contact the list administrator, > Pamela.Paddock.Arnold PERTHSHIRE-admin@rootsweb.com > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/SCT/PERTHSHIRE.html > -------------------------------------------------- > >

Dear Meg, We had a programme here a few weeks ago, don't know when it was made but it said all the bodies that they have buried from the Titanic they were exhuming graves for DNA. They have done few and are planning to DNA all if possible, it was or ABC TV. Best wishes and good luck Amanda - Sydney, NSW, Australia ---------------------------------------- > Recently joined, posting my first message. Have checked the List > Archives and don't find a suitable subject for Alexander CAIRNS, who > died aboard the Titanic when it sank April 15, 1912. He was a servant > in First Class. > > A family story said my Grandmother, Agnes BRYDEN was engaged to a man > named 'Alex' who died when the Titanic sank. I always thought this to > be only that.....a family story. Recently, I've received a picture of > this man and understand a postcard exists that he sent to Agnes. My > Aunt is now trying to find this postcard which she safely tucked away > for safekeeping. I want to see the Postmark for a date and see if he > signed his full name. They were both residing in Scotland in 1912. > > While she's looking for the card, I thought I'd ask this List if anyone > knows of this Alexander CAIRNS or other family. He was born Alexander > Milne CAIRNS on April 19, 1883 in Kinfauns, Perthshire, Scotland to Wm > CAIRNS & Margaret MILNE. Books published on the Titanic say the > Alexander CAIRNS who died was the son of a Wm and a Margaret and that > his middle initial was indeed M, and that he was 28 at his death. So > far, so good. > > Have used the IGI to find siblings of Alexander, seems there were quite > a few ! If current family can be found, they should know of the Titanic > death, that's hardly a story to be kept a secret. > > The Archives of this list don't mention the word Titanic in any year. > Anyone know of a way I can further look for this family ? Hopefully > newspaper accounts would have mentioned a native lad who died on the > infamous ship. Is anyone on this List a local to Perthshire ? I'd be > quite interested in finding out where to write about newspapers in 1912. > > Meg Greenwood / Oklahoma USA > > > > ==== PERTHSHIRE Mailing List ==== > -------------------------------------------------- > Remember to change the subject line to reflect > YOUR message to the list. > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/SCT/PERTHSHIRE.html > -------------------------------------------------- >

I m looking for any descendants of my gggrandparents, John Watterson, probably bap 14 April 1803 at Dovecoteland, Perth, and Mary Wilkie born c1807. Mary's father was James Wilkie, weaver of Shuttlefield, SCT., who married 11 Dec 1826 Elizabeth Johnston, dau of John Johnston, shipsmaster of Shuttlefield. John Watterson's parents were probably James Watterson and Isobel Kirk. Other children recorded to this couple were Robert, bap 24 March 1793 in Wellshill Isobel bap 8 March 1795 in Dovecoteland James bap 29 Oct 1797 in Dovecoteland George bap 23 Feb 1800 in Few. I cannot find the name of Elizabeth Johnston's mother. Her father was said to trade with Spain and some say he may have married a Spanish woman. My gt uncle had a portrait of a Spanish woman hanging in his hall in the early 1900s but I cannot find out who she was. John and Mary Watterson and their children emigrated to New Zealand, arriving there 17 March 1841 on the "Lady Nugent". In New Zealand John signed a document with one T by mistake so registered his name as Waterson, sometimes spelt with two Ts. I would be very interested to hear from anyone with any information re this family. Iris from Auckland, New Zealand

Hello List: Can anyone help me find a listing of officers from Scottish regiments in the Crimean War? I am supposed to have a Lt. Col. Robertson killed in the Charge of the Light Brigade. I will look for any of the battles however knowing how stories go. I once found a story on Google that told of all the officers killed but cannot find it now. This could posable be a brother to my John Robertson who was my great grandfather. They were born in Kinnoull Perth. I only know of one sister named Katherine. I know that John and Catherine's father was dead by 1856 so just possibly he could have been in the army. I know we have several connected to the military but just don't know who at this time. Thanks for any help. Kaye

Hello Could some one advise me on the address Cowgate in Errol village. I was the address used in a death certificate in 1868, 1851 census and 1861 census but in the 1871 census is not there at all. It there an alternate address Many thanks Yvonne

Thank you for helping, Pat. These Scrimgeours were bleachers of Tibbermore. Cousins lived at 86 Glasgow Road. George's youngest was born 1899. Eliz.

Recently joined, posting my first message. Have checked the List Archives and don't find a suitable subject for Alexander CAIRNS, who died aboard the Titanic when it sank April 15, 1912. He was a servant in First Class. A family story said my Grandmother, Agnes BRYDEN was engaged to a man named 'Alex' who died when the Titanic sank. I always thought this to be only that.....a family story. Recently, I've received a picture of this man and understand a postcard exists that he sent to Agnes. My Aunt is now trying to find this postcard which she safely tucked away for safekeeping. I want to see the Postmark for a date and see if he signed his full name. They were both residing in Scotland in 1912. While she's looking for the card, I thought I'd ask this List if anyone knows of this Alexander CAIRNS or other family. He was born Alexander Milne CAIRNS on April 19, 1883 in Kinfauns, Perthshire, Scotland to Wm CAIRNS & Margaret MILNE. Books published on the Titanic say the Alexander CAIRNS who died was the son of a Wm and a Margaret and that his middle initial was indeed M, and that he was 28 at his death. So far, so good. Have used the IGI to find siblings of Alexander, seems there were quite a few ! If current family can be found, they should know of the Titanic death, that's hardly a story to be kept a secret. The Archives of this list don't mention the word Titanic in any year. Anyone know of a way I can further look for this family ? Hopefully newspaper accounts would have mentioned a native lad who died on the infamous ship. Is anyone on this List a local to Perthshire ? I'd be quite interested in finding out where to write about newspapers in 1912. Meg Greenwood / Oklahoma USA

One of my ancestors George Allison Scrimgeour and wife Margaret (Lessels) had the following children between 1889 and 1893 Janet Forrester Scrimgeour Elizabeth Watson Scrimgeour George Allison Scrimgeour Jane (or Jean) Murray Scrimgeour Francis Clark Scrimgeour Perth city or Tibbermore areas. Perhaps there are some descendants who would contact. Thank you listers Eliz.

Eliz, Do you care for earlier than 1889? Do you care for another area, another branch? ie: Margaret Scrymgeour & John Rodger m. abt. 1839 and: William Scrimgeour & Janet Murray m. abt. 1849 | (Joiner House, Moneydie) >(Issue) Jane, Elizabeth, John, & William | Jane Scrimgeour & James Rodger m. 1869 | (Moneydie > Fowlis Wester > Crieff) >(Issue) James, William, Janet, Margaret (Jane & James at Auchilhanzie, when James inherited. [To abt. 1923]). If so, I can dig and provide more. Check before trusting! Sincerely, Lawrence David Rodger, Patriarch, "CRNC, USA"

Hello again, Rose! Your message re-kindled an interest in that branch of the family, not having previously resolved what you seek. I do know that the Rodger home of Peathills is one of many farmed by the Rodger family of Strathearn. While located in the geo-political parish of Crieff, it is actually in the religious parish of Monzie whence I descend. Assembling the genealogy of the Strathearn Rodger, I have a "spaghetti factory" of paperwork strewn about the house! It appears, and remember just that, it only appears, that Rev. John Rodger was born as John Rogie, christened 25 Dec 1737 in Crieff, actually Monzie. The son of Patrick Rogie and Rachel Sharp, John's siblings were Patrick, c. 21 Sep 1935, William c. 12 Jun 1748, Jean (alias Jane) c. 12 Aug 1750, and Grisel c. 16 Dec. 1753. As for his marriage to Elizabeth Blackwood, some confusion comes from some of the Rodger name marrying Elizabeth Blackwell. But dates do not match and there is not obvious record of John and Elizabeth Blackwood. I suspect they could easily have married aboard ship to the U.S. or prior to departure. While it may seem difficult to accept a minister of the church to be married in other than a religious house, exceptions could be considered when you ponder the situations of each of the couple. There is a possibility William married an Ogilvy, another family long associated with the Rodger of Strathearn. Also that Jane, alias Jean, married David Crawford, another long associated family. This is off the top of my head, though. Now for William living in Crieff, this could well have been the town of Crieff as Alexander and William had homes beside each other in 1822. And ... Isabel married James McAinsh 17 May 1772 in Crieff. But I am not certain whether this is in the Village, or in the geo-political parish. As an aside, the Reformation took the better part of one hundred years to get into the Highlands and thus the Roman Catholic Church still maintained a hold into the 1800's. If not openly, secretively. This as evidenced by signifying the death of a parishioner in the church records by following their name with a cross, a practice still used within, as far as I know, the Roman Catholic Church. From this comes a variant of our Rodger family as Rogert and Rodgert which are known family members less the cross, or "t". This cross was transcribed as a "t" following the name by those doing the work of the LDS IGI. - Or so I strongly believe. Anyway. Put that one in as another variant to look for when you try to assemble any of the Rodger lines. Other variants exist but are dependent on the period in history you are searching. Some not even close to the name! With that, I hope this helps a little. Let me know, - and if you can offer any more which you think would be of use to the Clan. If the letter you refer to has been viewed by yourself, we surely would love to add a copy of it to the records of the Clan. One last, - I believe there is one other branch of the family descended of the Strathearn Rodger. One Barbara Sturrock if memory (only, and little of that!), serves me. I can dig it out and offer more if you have the interest. I believe she was related to Rev. John. Then again, maybe it was you and I have the old correspondence confused. Just too old! With that, d o n e! Sincerely, Lawrence David Rodger, Patriarch, "CRNC, USA" clan_rodger@cox.net On Tue, 2004-06-01 at 17:59, Rose Johns wrote: > I am trying to find and prove information on the family of John Rodger, born > about 1735 in Crieff, Perthshire. He studied theology and medicine at St. > Andrews, married Elizabeth Blackwood in 1770, and soon thereafter immigrated > to America. > > In 1811 he received a letter from a nephew, William, living in Crieff, that > states a brother (of John) was living in the old family possession in the > Peathills. This brother's wife, Catherine, had died March 3, 1810. > Children of this couple were William who was an overseer on the road from > Crief to Stirling; John who was a shoemaker; Jane who was married to David > Clamfwer; Ann; and Isabel. > > Also mentioned is a sister named Isabel who is married to James McAnish, a > weaver. This couple had five sone and one daughter. > > If anyone has, or can locate, information on any of these people, I would be > most grateful for the help. I am trying, of course, to discover parents and > siblings of John. The family name has also been reported as Rogie in > Scotland. > > Thanks, > > Rose in USA > > > ==== PERTHSHIRE Mailing List ==== > -------------------------------------------------- > ALL messages are recorded in the Rootsweb archives. > http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/SCT/PERTHSHIRE.html > -------------------------------------------------- >

Time to post my interests to the list brick walls are marked thus** Ann GOW** b 1868 Dunblane Per d/o James GOW b 1827 Kilmadock & Ann STEWART b 1822, Dunblane Per. Anne GOW** b 1768 Dunblane Per, d/o David GOW & Margaret BUCHANAN Christian GOW** b c 1740 Per. d/o ?? Marr bef 1760 Comrie Per James KING** b c 1735 Comrie (- 2 children David GOW b 1729 Bow of Kilbryde Dunblane Per s/o Donald GOW & unknown; marr 1757 Dunblane, Margaret BUCHANAN;; (- 12 Children David GOW** b 1776 Dunblane s/o David GOW & Margaret BUCHANAN Donald GOW** b 1670 Kilbryde Dunblane Per died 1759 Kilbryde, Marr ?? Unknown ;; (- 8 children Donald GOW** b 1727 Wester bow of Kilbryde s/o Donald GOW Duncan GOW** b 1724 Dunblane Per Sct s/o Donald GOW Elizabeth GOW b c 1765 Dunblane Per d/o David GOW & Margaret BUCHANAN;; Marr 1789 Kilmadock James DEWAR;; (- 6 children George Alexander GOW** b 1863 Dunblane Per s/o James GOW & Ann STEWART Isabella GOW** b 1817 Dunblane d/o Thomas GOW & Margaret LEISTER James GOW** b 1737 Dunblane Per, s/o Donald GOW James GOW B 1770 Dunblane per. s/o David GOW & Margaret BUCHANAN;; marr 1792 Dunblane, Louisa MCNICOL b 1755 Muthill Per (- 4 children James GOW** b 1799 Muthill Per s/o James GOW & Louisa MCNICOL James GOW** b 1821 Dunblane Per s/o Thomas GOW & Margaret LEISTER** James GOW b 1827 Kilmadock Per Sct s/o James Ferguson GOW** & Elizabeth MACFARLANE**;; marr Ann STEWART 1858 Dunblane;; (- 4 children James GOW** b 1861 Dunblane Per, s/o James GOW & Ann STEWART James Ferguson GOW** marr ?? Elizabeth MACFARLANE;; 1 son James b 1827 Kilmadock Janet GOW b 1758 Dunblane Per, d/o David GOW & Margaret BUCHANAN, marr 1784 Kilmadock John DEWAR b 1753 Severie Kilmadock, (- 9 children Jean GOW** b 1795 Muthill Per. d/o James GOW & Louisa MCNICOL John GOW** b 1710 Dunblane Per s/o Donald GOW John GOW** b 1780 Dunblane Per. s/o David GOW & Margaret BUCHANAN John GOW** b 1793 Muthill Per, s/o James GOW & Louisa MCNICOL John GOW** b 1918 Dunblane per. s/o Thomas GOW & Margaret LEISTER John Stewart GOW** b 1858 Dunblane s/o James GOW & Ann STEWART Kathrine GOW** b 1767 Dunblane d/o David GOW & Margaret BUCHANAN Margaret GOW** b 1722 Dunblane d/o Donald GOW Margaret GOW B 1761 Dunblane Per, d/o David GOW & Margaret BUCHANAN;; marr 1786 Kilmadock Per, John GIBSON, (- 11 children Margaret GOW** b 1823 Dunblane d/o Thomas GOW & Margaret LEISTER Mary GOW** b 1778 Dunblane d/o David GOW & Margaret BUCHANAN Patrick GOW** b 1724 Dunblane s/o Donald GOW & Unknown Peter GOW ** b 1795 Muthill Per, s/o James GOW & Louisa MCNICOL Sarah GOW** b 1771 Dunblane d/o David GOW & Margaret BUCHANAN Thomas GOW b 1773 Dunblane Per. s/o David GOW & Margaret BUCHANAN;; marr 1815 Dunblane Per. Margaret LEISTER** (- 4 known children William GOW b 1774 Dunblane s/o David GOW & Margaret BUCHANAN;; marr 1815 Kilmadock; Marjory CULLEN b 1783 Kilmadock d/o James CULLEN** & Catherine BUCHANAN** all for now regards Malcolm Australia