Looking for pictures, location and anything else about this castle, Denise.

I am researching MALCOLM MCCALL who was born in 1844 in Edinburgh, Scotland, and died Abt. 1894 in Paterson, NJ. He married AGNES HODGE. She was born in October of 1845 in Scotland, and died Abt. 1916 in Paterson, NJ. Malcolm became a US citizen on October 13, 1884 in Paterson NJ and Agnes became a citizen in 1886 in Paterson, NJ. Their children were: ANNIE MCCALL (she died in childhood); SADIE MCCALL, b. 1882; d. November 01, 1964; . JESSIE MCCALL, b. February 22, 1886, Paterson, NJ; d. January 12, 1963, Newark, NJ; m. EDMUND MICHAEL VIKTOR VON SUPPINY; 3RD, December 23, 1916, Paterson, NJ. . MALCOLM MCCAULL,* b. May 05, 1890, 44 Sheridan Avenue, Paterson, NJ; d. November 07, 1951, Haledon, NJ; m. MARY BARON, March 18, 1913, Montreal, Canada; b. September 26, 1891, Barrow in Furness, England; d. June 26, 1973, Paterson, NJ. *My grandfather changed his name to MCCaull. Apparently he believe this was the original spelling. I could not find my ggrandparents in the 1881 census so I believe they had already emigrated to the US. Any help would be appreciated in locating information on their background would be appreciated. Arlene

Hi Do not open any email from me if it has an attachment, I found the virus on my computer today as well. I am trying to rectify this now. I would suggest that everyone check for this virus, go to your win.ini file in your windows folder and if you see this run=C:\WINDOWS\INETD.EXE then you have the virus. I hope I have not infected anyone. Thanks Robin

Hi members, Anyone like to help a newcomer with a look up of McAvoy family in Wallsend -on -Tyne,Northumberland. Edward McAVOY (Grandfather) b.1888 approx. Thanks in advance and anticipation [email protected] Genealogist Researching: Eddy McAvoy Surname:- McAVOY 10 Barbourne Close in Cumberland, Lanarkshire Hillfield Northumberland Solihull, West Midlands England, B91 3TL

Dear list, I would just like to thank everyone who replied to my query on sending money abroad. I have received lots of helpful tips which are very much appreciated. Thanks May -- May Habbick, Admin.Assistant/Secretary, Vice Dean's Office. Tel: 0141-950-3261 E-mail: [email protected]

I had looked up names in the Encyclopedia of National Biography at the local library, without any luck. Then I realized* 'National' refered to the United Queendom, rather than the United States. *realised in the Queen's English I am in the Library almost every day. Send your requests to Larry Wallace [email protected] Find the best deals on the web at AltaVista Shopping! http://www.shopping.altavista.com

I know it can be a bit risky but then I've never had a problem myself with sending bank notes for smallish transactions. I enclose the notes in a separate envelope, folded up inside the outer envelope, which I register. I've been doing this for about twelve years without loss. English banknotes can be ordered through your local bank branch - if you have one left :-) - or purchased through a Thomas Cook travel agency. Peter, the older of the tworobbos at Bairnsdale, capital of the Victorian Riviera

Hi Everyone I am new to this list and my name is Robin. The families that I am researching are. William MacKay born abt 1808 Edderton ROC, wife Isabel Munro born abt 1811 Tain,William and Isabel married 1824 in either Tain or Edderton. Their children were Janet 1829, Christian 1830, Andrew 1832[my g.g.grandfather], Margaret 1836, Bell 1839 and William 1842. My g.g.grandfather Andrew McKay's wife was Catherine Gibson born 1824 in Dornach,Sutherland, her parents were Donald Gibson and Janet MacKay of Sutherland. Andrew and Catherine's children were Unnamed boy 1860, Donald George 1861, Isabella 1863[g.grandmother] and Alexander 1865, all born in Fearn, Ross and Cromarty. My g.grandmother had my grandfather Andrew MacKay July 1 1891 in Balnain, Urray, ROC out of wedlock. Andrew left Scotland at the age of 13 and came to Canada, where he lived until he died in 1968. Unfortunatly I know virtually nothing else about my family in Scotland, and have come up against brick walls for the Gibsons of Sutherland, the Munros of Tain, William MacKay of Edderton and my g.grandmother Isabella MacKay. If there is anyone out there that can help me I would really appreciate it. I am hoping to find living relatives in Scotland. Thank You Robin [email protected]

Could someone look up for me on either the 1841, 1851 or 1861 census for the town of Applecross, in the county of Ross & Cromarty for the following: William GREIG ) These two people would be about Mary GREIG ) 50 at the time of the 1851 census. Their children, who may or may not be on either/both census include: Helen (aged 24 in 1851) Thomas (aged 22 in 1851) John (aged 18 in 1851)

Hello List, This is my second posting regarding this. I had several previous replies from the list stating that money orders and / or drafts would be the best way. I have just contacted my bank to find out about this and they have told me that it will cost be 12 pounds sterling over and above the cost of the draft to send the money abroad. As the amount I will be sending abroad is 15 pounds which is payment to a Historical Society for sending me some photocopies of papers then I think the additional 12 pounds is quite excessive especially when they cannot guarantee that the people at the other end will not incur charges too. Surely there is a cheaper way to send money abroad without the other person receiving the money having to pay any charges. I look forward to some help and advice on this matter. Thanks May -- May Habbick, Admin.Assistant/Secretary, Vice Dean's Office. Tel: 0141-950-3261 E-mail: [email protected]

Would SKS kindly look on the 1891 census for Bridgeton, Glasgow to see if they can locate the following family. George SAYERS - Butcher - born about 1858 Jessie SAYERS - wife - born about 1860 George SAYERS - son - born 1887 Charles SAYERS - son - born 1888 Annie Phillips SAYERS - born 1889 and possibly James Phillips SAYERS - born 1891 I have the marriage certificate of George & Jessie, (which give their parents names), I have their death certificates, I have their medical records from the Royal Infirmary Glasgow, where they died (but unfortunately these don't give date and place of birth) and I have records of all the children's births, but I just cannot get back any further. I have visited the GRO in Edinburgh twice and spent a fortune on Scots Origins to no avail. I really need to find out where George & Jessie (m.s. Phillips) were born and when so that I can continue my quest. If anyone could offer any further suggestions I would be most grateful. TIA Barbara Peachey Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire England

Hi This is my first posting,so maybe the subject has been covered before,if so forgive me please. I am tracking my female ancestors and have come across several Campbells in the early C19 who were christened/married in the district of St Pancras, N.London. Does anyone have any info. on this scottish enclave ? TIA Norma * \ SUNRISE / * ** \ \ S U N R I S E / / * \ \ \ S U N R I S E / / / \\ \ \ S U N R I S E / / // ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tony & norma mailto:[email protected]

Sorry - I am looking for two of my great great grandmothers. One was Margaret Gott and the other was Mary Bulloch who married James Phillips and was mother to Jessie Phillips. I must have sent you the wrong e-mail by mistake. Perhaps you could help me in some way with my Bulloch tree. Kind regards Barbara Peachey Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire England

My great grandfather (George Sayers) died in May 1923. He was living in Bridgeton at the time and owned a Butcher's Shop. Could anyone tell me how I could find his obituary (what newspapers I can contact). I would also like to find his grave but don't know how to go about it. TIA Barbara Peachey Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire England

I am trying to obtain information on Peter MacNeill and Susan Murray MacNiell who were married 9/25/1883 at Faenacloich(Faenaellich),Appin Argyllshire,District of Bothwell, county of Lanark, Scotland. They immigrated to Pennsylvania around 1910. They are my great grandparents . thank You

Happy Easter I am trying to find out if the David Steen born April 1830 in Ceres Parish, Fife County is the same David Steen who is my wifes greatgrandfather and was living in Baltimore in 1860. Are there emmigration lists of people going to America and where van I find them. Can anybody help? I am fairly certain they are the same but I need documentation. Thanks Warren Fisher [email protected]

am searching for the family of john walker simpson b 1830, m mary ann cartwright in goulburn australia 1858, arrived in melbourne 1854 and d /5/1913. john was a deep sea pilot who is supposed to have sailed his own boat to australia from grangemouth. john was the third child of john and agnes (nee walker). their other children according to a family bible were: elizabeth 1826, william 1828, john 1830, janet 1833, adam 1835, margaret 1838, robert 1840, james 1844, agnes 1847. any information would be much appreciated. thanks, chris

my family name is murray (of atholl). my grandfather, james campbell murray, was a medical practitioner in glasgow. he died in/near burma in 1938. married evelyn greer from ireland who died in usa 1/12/1974. i know james' father was also james and he married margaret campbell. thanking you in anticipation chris

I expect you are aware that Evelyn Greer was Greer Garson's (Eileen Evelyn Greer Garson) aunt. Greer Garson was a frequent visitor to the Murrays and with the early death of Greer Garson's father, James Campbell Murray became a second father to the famous actress. 'Mrs Miniver' portrayal was modelled on aunt Evelyn Greer. There is quite a bit about the Murrays including some photographs in the recent biography " A Rose for Mrs Miniver- The Life of Greer Garson" by Michael Troyan. Ron DJ & CA Simpson wrote: > my family name is murray (of atholl). my grandfather, james campbell murray, was a medical practitioner in glasgow. he died in/near burma in 1938. married evelyn greer from ireland who died in usa 1/12/1974. i know james' father was also james and he married margaret campbell. > > thanking you in anticipation > > chris > > ==== SCOTLAND-GENWEB Mailing List ==== > All mail to the list must be addressed to; [email protected] > if you don't follow the above example, it will end up in the trash can.

Looking for information on a "John SPENCE" of Edinburgh (a painter) we have Catharina Spence who married David OGILVY (Painter) of Edinburgh on 2nd July 1801 at Tolbooth Church Parish Edinburgh. We have no other information on the Spence's family at all, so any help would be appreciated, Regards, Colin Darby, Armidale NSW Australia. [email protected] --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.248 / Virus Database: 121 - Release Date: 11/04/2001