G'day Still seeking my MCLACHLAN/CAMPBELL connections from Argyllshire Scotland and Australia. Dugald MCLACHLAN and Peggy CAMPBELL had children Katrine ch 1825, Janet (b 1826) resident on Laudle (sic); John (b 1832) Fuinary; Isobel (b 1835) Uladle (sic); Peggy (b 1837) Ulladle (sic), possibly Ewan/Hugh later. Dugald's parents possibly Dugald MCLACHLAN and Mary MCEACHERN. Dugald & Peggy do not seem to have followed the tradition naming pattern or there are children I have not been able to discover .. have been to Edinburgh to new Reg House .. The son John came to Australia date uncertain. What happened to the rest of the family? I believe that John came to AUS with a brother but that once here they lost touch with each other. John, my great grandfather, was a drover in NSW. Would be most grateful for any info. I think Dugald died near Fuinary/Fiunary (OS maps I have contradict each other on this spelling). Ulladle (var) is a location just north of Lochaline in Morvern, in Argyllshire. Anne Maye

Hi list, I too have a CAMERON family from around the Ballachulish area some of which came to Australia. I have Donald CAMERON b 1822 (baptised Lismore Scotland) son of Angus CAMERON (farmer of Inchree) and Christina MCINTYRE. I can't for the like of me find when he came to Australia, but probably to Victoria and was here by 1852. He was my great grandfather. His sister, Clementina (b circa 1825) married Donald MCDONALD and also emigrated to Australia, but not sure where or when as yet. Other siblings od Donald and Clementina were Hugh (b circa 1824) reported to be master of a ship that sank - can't find anything on this as yet. Also, Sarah (b 1826) married Donald CAMERON (another one), Margaret b circa 1828) married Arch CAMERON and Joanna (b circa 1830) married Duncan MACKAY. If anyone has any connection to any of these families I would be more than happy to hear from you and share my information. All the best, Cathy, Blue Mountians, NSW, Australia. Scanned by PeNiCillin http://safe-t-net.pnc.com.au/

Thanks to your help I found the descendants of my gg grandfather in reply to my 1st message in your site. I would now like your help in tracing the parents and siblings of Neil McCallum born Campbeltown in 1797 and any information on his wives family, Flora McDonald born Campbeltown 1811. Regards Gordon

Hello Heather, In regard to what might have happened on the voyages to Australia I suggest two things. First, there are reports in the papers of the day about the arrival of such ships and if you check for a few days either side you may learn a bit about the voyage, what was on board and how the immigrants were disposed of. Second, in the NSW State Archives you can find the reports of the immigration commissioners on the voyages. Sometimes these are quite cursory, but in other cases you can learn about complaints by the passengers, misconduct by crew etc. The Commissioners seem to have taken their job very seriously and were thorough in investigating any problems. I have written the above assuming you are in Australia. If not, maybe something can be organised. Best wishes, John in Canberra ----- Original Message ----- From: "Heather Oldham" <moldham@bigpond.net.au> To: <SCT-ARGYLL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 10:00 PM Subject: [ARGYLL] CAMERON/McKINNON/HENDERSON/McPHERSON/McDONALD/CAMPBELL/McMASTERS > Hi Everyone > > My ancestors left the area around Ballachulish to walk (most probably) to Inverness and onto Cromarty to meet the ship "Boyne" which took them to Australia in 1838/1839. I have heard that notices were in the "Inverness Courier" in 1838 notifying passengers when to go to Inverness to catch their ship. Is anyone able to check these for me or is their a online link to the old Inverness Courier papers. Was there a report of what happened on the ship? > > My ancestors who came to Australia were Alexander Cameron, b. c. 1801 (son of Donald Cameron and Janet McKinnon) and his wife Anne Henderson (daughter of Alexander Henderson and Flora Campbell) on the "Boyne" in 1838-39. > > Also Archibald Henderson (Anne's brother) and his wife Christina Cameron (daughter of Charles Cameron and Christina McKinnon) on the "Rodney" in 1853-54. > > James McPherson (son of Donald McPherson and Margaret McDonald from Isle of Skye) and his wife Jane Campbell (daughter of James Campbell and Catherine McMasters) sailed to Australia on the "Duncan" in 1838. > > Alexander CAMERON'S father, Donald CAMERON was a farmer in/around Ballachulish but I don't know whether he was alive in 1838. I am wondering whether he would be buried in a cemetery around Ballachulish (or Moy - Alexander was born in Moy). Are their many cemeteries around the Ballachulish or Moy areas. Is it easier to track his Mother, Janet (Jannet) McKINNON? I am wondering whether they stayed around the Ballachulish area were in the 1841 census. Can SKS check to see if they had Alexander had other siblings born from about 1801 onwards? > > I am trying to find the right piece of straw in the straw pile. > > Any help would be appreciated. > > Regards > Heather. > > ______________________________

Sharon, There is also a Ballimore north of Lochgilphead near the village of Kilmichael, probably this is Glassary Parish. Sharon Hawkins wrote: > > Hi all, > > I need some help locating Kilmory & Ballimore. I know these places are in > Argyll but what parishes are they in? > > Below is what I have discovered in case it is of assistance - > > In 1787 and 1794, rental books show my ancestor John McLachlan resided in > Kilmory, on land that was part of the Duke of Argyll’s estate. From 1799, he > rented land at Ballimore that was also part of the Duke of Argyll’s estate. > His widow, unnamed, paid the rent in 1817. In 1819, “Donald, son of deceased > John”, paid the Ballimore rent. > > Huge thanks. > > Sharon Hawkins > > ==== SCT-ARGYLL Mailing List ==== > **************************************************************** > http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/8997/index.html an index to "THE INHABITANTS OF ARGYLL ESTATE" by Eric Greegan : Duke of Argyll's 1779 estate census > > _____________________________________________________ > This message scanned for viruses by CoreComm

On Saturday, January 01, 2000 8:50 AM [ ? and just arrived] Sharon Hawkins wrote >I need some help locating Kilmory & Ballimore. I know these places are in >Argyll but what parishes are they in? I'm not an expert on the extent of the Duke of Argyll's Estate but I can answer the "whereabouts" queries. Kilmory (a) near Lochgilphead, Argyll, in Lochgilphead Parish (#526) - Grid Ref NR 850 880 or (b) a Parish (#554) on the W of the Isle of Arran in Bute - Grid Ref NR 900 400 Ballimore (a) near Otter Ferry, Argyll, in Kilfinnan Parish (#518) - GridRef NR 925 835 or (b) near Kilchrenan, Argyll, in Glenorchy & Innishail Parish (#512) - Grid Ref NN 055 255 Maybe someone with access to Eric Creegen's book "Inhabitants of the Argyll Estates - 1779" will be able to narrow it down further. Unfortunately the web site containing this has been removed from the Web; although I see it still gets advertised. Best Wishes Les

On Thursday, January 16, 2003 at 11:00 AM Heather Oldham wrote > My ancestors left the area around Ballachulish to walk (most probably) to Inverness and onto >Cromarty to meet the ship "Boyne" which took them to Australia in 1838/1839. I have heard that >notices were in the "Inverness Courier" in 1838 notifying passengers when to go to Inverness to >catch their ship. Is anyone able to check these for me or is their a online link to the old Inverness >Courier papers. Was there a report of what happened on the ship? The Inverness Courier has been published since 1817. It's historic copies are not on line. However, there is hard copy of those from 1817 to 1884 and on microfilm from 1885 to 1975. I believe that the library in Inverness has them. Both the Highland Family History Society, who have a room there, and Alastair MacLeod the Genealogist in the Highland Council Archives department will certainly have access to them. However I would post your query to the Inverness-shire list first.as someone nearer Inverness may take it up for you : SCT-Inverness-l@Rootsweb.com You may be interested in the following site which deals with Emigrants from Inverness. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maddenps/INVEM1.htm Best Wishes Les

hi mary, i have an extensive site with information on islay - there are a few references to the statistical accounts, however i'm not sure we have the 1791 information.... but feel free to poke around! http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/data.htm we also have a wonderful mailing list for islay, and i'm certain someone there would have more information for you - you can also find details of the mailing list at the site. cheers, steve g seattle -----Original Message----- From: Marysearles@aol.com [mailto:Marysearles@aol.com] Sent: Friday, January 17, 2003 6:15 AM To: SCT-ARGYLL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ARGYLL] Argyll 1791 Stat Acct Can someone help me locate the Isle of Islay in the 1791 Stat Acct. It the Isle of Islay a parish? or what? Mary ==== SCT-ARGYLL Mailing List ==== ***************************************************************** http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Scotland/Argyll is the GenConnect board for Argyll

Hi Garth This family of Campbell leaving Scotland are listed below. Both John Campbell's parents died when he was very young, and he was raised by his grandfather. Apparently his father was a deep-sea Captain and was their only child. John and Christina Campbell (nee McDonald) emigrated to Australia from the Isle of Skye on the ship: "William Nicol". Departure date was 6 July 1837. Port of Departure - Hebrides. Number of emigrants - 321. They arrived in Australia on 27 October 1837 and spent their early years in the Colony in the Hunter River region where most of their children were born. In 1854 in the company of four other settler families they were amongst the first to travel overland from the Hunter River region to the Manning River to settle on the Dingo Creek at "Green Hills". Are any of these Campbell's in your family? Regards Heather 1. JOHN1 CAMPBELL, SENIOR was born Abt. 1809 in Armadale, Isle of Skye, Scotland., and died 27 November 1894 in Buried Wingham Cemetery.. He married CHRISTINA MCDONALD 1837 in Armadale, Sleat, Isle of Skye, Inverness, Scotland., daughter of JAMES MCDONALD and ISABELLA MCASKIL. Children of JOHN CAMPBELL and CHRISTINA MCDONALD are: i. CATHERINE2 CAMPBELL, d. 1837, Sydney. In Quarantine shortly after arriving in Australia.. ii. ISABELLA CAMPBELL, b. 11 April 1838, Upper Paterson,; d. 8 July 1866, "Summer Hill", near Wingham.; m. NEIL CAMPBELL, 18 November 1865, Wingham. iii. JOHN CAMPBELL, JUNIOR, b. 20 January 1840, Penshurst, Upper Paterson.; d. 28 June 1908, 69 years. Buried Marlee.; m. JANET CAMERON, 21 May 1868, Home of Alexander Cameron, Marlee, Dingo Creek. (Religion - Church of Scotland). iv. JAMES CAMPBELL, b. 6 November 1841, Webbers Creek, Paterson River.; d. 15 October 1921, B. Crossroads Cemetery, Wauchope.; m. ANNABELLE BAIN, 7 February 1872, (Port Macquarie). v. WILLIAM CAMPBELL. vi. CATHERINE (KATE) CAMPBELL, m. JOHN MOORE. vii. ANNABELLA CAMPBELL, m. THOMAS GIBSON. viii. JANET CAMPBELL, m. DUNCAN BAIN. ix. MARGARET CAMPBELL, m. ANGUS MACKAY. x. RACHEL CAMPBELL, m. JAMES MOORE. xi. JANE CAMPBELL, m. JOHN ROBINSON.

Thank you for your responses re Isle of Islay. I don't know what parish I want to look in. The islands of Argyll are like a foreign land to me. Is anyone tracking the name McKAY there? I have Gilbert McKAY, who was probably born in the 1770s. I find him in Renfrewshire in 1798 marrying Janet SMITH, and I have informaton that says he came from the Isle of Islay. A son is named Dugald, maybe a family name . . . . Mary Try Kilchomen (515), Bowmore (536), Kildalton (541), Kilmeny (543) Oa (546) or Portnahaven (547) Iain > > I have an outline map of Argyll with parishes. It looks to me like Isle of > Islay contains parishes of Kilchoman, Portnahaven, Bowmore, Kilmeny, > Kildalton & Oa. If you know what part of Isle of Islay, Kilchoman is NW, > Portnahaven SW, Bowmore NE, Kilmeny south of that, then Kildalton most of > the SE and Oa the little tail/peninsula to the west off of Kildalton. > > > > > > Can someone help me locate the Isle of Islay in the 1791 Stat Acct. It > the > > Isle of Islay a parish? or what? Mary >

Can someone help me locate the Isle of Islay in the 1791 Stat Acct. It the Isle of Islay a parish? or what? Mary

Subject: McCallum McCallum's, from Kames, Millhouse & Tighnabruaich, Parish of Kifinan,Cowal, Argyllshire residing in Renfrewshire & Lanark 1881 Census. Archibald McCallum, aged 44, Blacksmith, Newton Barr, Lochwinnoch. Norman McCallum, aged 55, Blacksmith, Main St., Inverkip. Hugh McCallum, aged 38, Blacksmith, Main St., Inverkip. Glasgow, Lanark John McCallum, aged 35, Blacksmith, Carrickcarden St., Colin McCalum, aged 57, Blacksmith, Flemington St. Colin left Millhouse for Kilmacolm,Renf. then onto Glasgow. Can anyone connect with this list of names?

Hi Everyone My ancestors left the area around Ballachulish to walk (most probably) to Inverness and onto Cromarty to meet the ship "Boyne" which took them to Australia in 1838/1839. I have heard that notices were in the "Inverness Courier" in 1838 notifying passengers when to go to Inverness to catch their ship. Is anyone able to check these for me or is their a online link to the old Inverness Courier papers. Was there a report of what happened on the ship? My ancestors who came to Australia were Alexander Cameron, b. c. 1801 (son of Donald Cameron and Janet McKinnon) and his wife Anne Henderson (daughter of Alexander Henderson and Flora Campbell) on the "Boyne" in 1838-39. Also Archibald Henderson (Anne's brother) and his wife Christina Cameron (daughter of Charles Cameron and Christina McKinnon) on the "Rodney" in 1853-54. James McPherson (son of Donald McPherson and Margaret McDonald from Isle of Skye) and his wife Jane Campbell (daughter of James Campbell and Catherine McMasters) sailed to Australia on the "Duncan" in 1838. Alexander CAMERON'S father, Donald CAMERON was a farmer in/around Ballachulish but I don't know whether he was alive in 1838. I am wondering whether he would be buried in a cemetery around Ballachulish (or Moy - Alexander was born in Moy). Are their many cemeteries around the Ballachulish or Moy areas. Is it easier to track his Mother, Janet (Jannet) McKINNON? I am wondering whether they stayed around the Ballachulish area were in the 1841 census. Can SKS check to see if they had Alexander had other siblings born from about 1801 onwards? I am trying to find the right piece of straw in the straw pile. Any help would be appreciated. Regards Heather.

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Died Oct 30, 1904 at Victoria, BC, Mary, beloved w/o John CAMPBELL, n/o Tarbert, Argyleshire, Sct, aged 62. Died Nov 7, 1904 at Vancouver, BC, Archibald GALBRAITH, aged 68, n/o Argyleshire, Sct, and emigrated to E Canada when about 15, settling near Paisley, ON. On 2 occasions he has been a res/o Victoria. Two years ago he left the east to take up his res in Vancouver, where most of his family reside. A widow and 4 children survive him – Mrs George WATSON and Mrs H J CUMMINGS, of Vancouver, James GALBRAITH, of Wood Vallance Co, Vancouver, and Angus GALBRAITH, of Mowat’s grocery, of Victoria. His sole surviving brother, Angus GALBRAITH, of Victoria, and h is son, Angus went last evening to Vancouver to attend the funeral. Yesterdays' News! Leona Taylor, Victoria, BC

On Monday, January 13, 2003 Anne McIntyre" wrote : > Hello, All, > Could anyone tell me which parish would be covered by someone born in > Achintee (1790)? Many thanks if you can help, Achintee is in Glen Nevis in Kilmallie Parish (Parish # 520). Best Wishes Les

ann, achintee is a farm at the entrance to glen nevis , fort william , there may be others , elsewhere, the parish would be kilmallie, if the fortwilliam one is correct,

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Hello, All, Could anyone tell me which parish would be covered by someone born in Achintee (1790)? Many thanks if you can help, Anne McIntyre, Brisbane, Australia

Hi Margaret and Edd, This is a list of the passengers on the Jupiter of Larne. You'll notice a lot of passengers listed as "McCole." I think this is probably "McColl." Many of my McCormick and Carmichael families are buried in the Stewartsville Cemetery in Richmond Co. (later Scotland County), North Carolina. This cemetery also has many "McColls" listed......most of the early settlers who were buried in this cemetery were from Appin, Argyllshire, Scotland, and many came on the Jupiter of Larne. But I don't recall any "McColes" buried in there, so it makes more sense that "McCole" is actually "McColl." But I don't know for sure, I'll check the cemetery survey first chance I get. McColls married into both my McCormick and Carmichael families. Did any of your McColls settle in Richmond County? I have a lot of Scottish passenger and immigrant books. Are there any names I can look up for you? (I'm afraid there'll probably be too many choices instead of none......so many people had the same given and surnames. But I'll be happy to check.) Nancy Emigrants from Scotland on board the Ship Jupiter of Larne to Wilmington North Carolina NameAgeOccupationFormer Residence John STEWART 48 Clothier Glenurchy Elizabeth STEWART 46 His Wife Glenurchy John STEWART 15 Their Son Glenurchy Margaret STEWART 13 Their Daughter Glenurchy Janet STEWART 12 Their Daughter Glenurchy Patrick STEWART 6 Their Son Glenurchy Elizabeth STEWART 3 Their Daughter Glenurchy Donald MACINTIRE 54 Labourer Glenurchy Katherine MACINTIRE 41 His Wife Glenurchy Mary MCINTIRE 12 Their Daughter Glenurchy Margaret MCINTIRE 9 Their Daughter Glenurchy John MCINTIRE (McIntire) 6 Their Son Glenurchy Duncan MCINTIRE (McIntire) 5 Their Son Glenurchy William CAMPBELL 28 Labourer Glenurchy Katherine CAMPBELL 32 His Wife Glenurchy Robert CAMPBELL 2 Their Son Glenurchy Duncan CAMPBELL Infant Their Son Glenurchy Donald MACNICHOL 40 Labourer Glenurchy Katherine MACNICHOL 33 His Wife Glenurchy John MCNICOL 6 Their Son Glenurchy Nicol MCNICOL 4 Their Son Glenurchy Archibald MCNICOL 2 Their Son Glenurchy Mary MCNICOL Infant Their Daugheter Glenurchy John MCINTIRE 35 Labourer Glenurchy Ann MCINTIRE 32 His Wife Glenurchy Margaret MCINTIRE 6 Their Daughter Glenurchy Archibald MCINTIRE 4 Their Son Glenurchy John MCINTIRE Infant Their Son Glenurchy Archibald STEWART 30 Shoemaker Glenurchy Ann SINCLAIR* 65 Spinster (Widow?) Glenurchy Margarit SINCLAIR 25 Her Daughter, Spinster Glenurchy Ann MCINTIRE 60 Spinster Glenurchy Christian DOWNY 25 Spinster Glenurchy Katherine MCVANE 30 Spinster (Widow?) Glenurchy Mary DOWNIE 4 Her Daughter Glenurchy Joseph DOWNIE Infant Her Son Glenurchy Dugal MCCOLE 38 Labourer Glenurchy Ann MCCOLE 38 His Wife Glenurchy Margret MCCOLE 10 Their Daughter Glenurchy Mary MCCOLE 8 Their Daughter Glenurchy Sarah MCCOLE 2 Their Daughter Glenurchy Infant MCCOLE Infant Their child Glenurchy Angus MCNICOL 30 Labourer Glenurchy Ann MCNICOL 20 His Wife Glenurchy Dougal STEWART 40 Labourer Glenurchy Mrs. STEWART 40 His Wife, Labourer Glenurchy John STEWART 16 Their Son Glenurchy James STEWART 10 Their Son Glenurchy Thomas STEWART 6 Their Son Glenurchy Allan STEWART 44 Late Lieutenant, Frasers Reg. Apine Donald CARMICHAIL 22 Servant to Lt. Allan Stewart Apine Lilly STEWART 7 His (Lt. Stewart?) natural Daughter Apine Alexander STEWART 35 Gentleman Farmer Apine Charles STEWART 15 His Son Apine John MCCOLE* 49 Labourer Apine Mildred MCCOLE* 40 His Wife Apine John MCCOLE 16 Their Son Apine Samuel MCCOLE 15 Their Son Apine Donald MCCOLE 12 Their Son Apine Dougald MCCOLE 8 Their Son Apine Alexander MCCOLE 4 Their Son Apine Katherine MCCOLE 2 Their Daughter Apine Evan CARMICHAEL 40 Labourer Apine Margaret CARMICHAEL 38 His Wife Apine Archibald CARMICHAEL 14 Their Son Apine Allan CARMICHAEL 12 Their Son Apine Katherine CARMICHAEL 3 Their Daughter Apine Duncan MCCOLE 35 Farmer Apine Christian MCCOLE 35 His Wife Apine Dugald MCCOLE 20 Their Son Apine Christian MCCOLE 2 Their Daughter Apine Katherine MCCOLE 3 Their Daughter Apine Malcolm MCINISH 40 Labourer Apine Jannet MCINISH 36 His Wife Apine John MCINISH 20 Their Son Apine Ann MCINISH 15 Their Daughter Apine Catherine MCINISH 11 Their Daughter Apine Donald MCINISH 8 Their Son Apine Archibald MCINISH 4 Their Son Apine Kenneth STEWART 40 Late Ship Master Apine Isobel STEWART 30 His Wife Apine Alexander STEWART 14 Their Son Apine John STEWART 5 Their Son Apine Banco STEWART 3 Their Son Apine Christian STEWART 3 Their Daughter Apine William STEWART Infant Their Son Apine Mary BLACK 16 Their Servant Apine Christian CARMICHAEL 14 Their Servant Apine John BLACK 14 Their Servant Apine Dugald CARMICHAEL 55 Farmer Apine Mary CARMICHAEL 55 His Wife Apine Archibald COLQUHOUN Her Son Apine Ann COLQUHOUN 20 Her Daughter* Apine Donald MCCOLE 34 Labourer Apine Katherine MCCOLE 40 His Wife Apine Evan MCCOLE 6 Their Son Apine John MCINTIRE 32 Taylor Apine Katherine MCINTIRE 30 His Wife Apine Donald MCINTIRE 3 Their Son Apine John MCINTIRE 1 Their Son Apine Gilbert MCINTIRE 34 Taylor Apine Ann MCINTIRE 36 His Wife Apine Charles MCINTIRE 11 Their Son Apine Margaret MCINTIRE 9 Their Daughter Apine Evan MCINTIRE 5 Their Son Apine Malcolm MCINTIRE 1 Their Son Apine Duncan MCCOLE 45 Farmer Apine Christian MCCOLE 40 His Wife Apine Duncan MCCOLE 21 His Son Apine Mary MCCOLE 18 Their Daughter Apine Sarah MCCOLE 15 Their Daughter Apine Christian MCCOLE 10 Their Daughter Apine Mildred MCCOLE 6 Their Daughter Apine Ann MCCOLE 3 Their Daughter Apine Donald BLACK 45 Labourer Lismore Jannet BLACK 34 His Wife Lismore Christian BLACK 8 Their Daughter Lismore Ann BLACK 4 Their Daughter Lismore Ewen BLACK 4 Their Son Lismore Duncan BLACK 1 1/2 Their Son Lismore Archibald CARMICHAEL 26 Labourer Lismore Mary CARMICHAEL 26 His Wife Lismore Catherine CARMICHAEL 7 Their Daughter Lismore Lachlan MCLAREN 25 Labourer Apine Lawrine MCLARINE 20 Joiner Apine Donald MCLAREN 12 Labourer Apine Duncan MCLAREN 30 Labourer Apine David MCCOLE 30 Labourer Apine Duncan MCINTIRE 55 Labourer Apine Katherine MCINTIRE 55 His Wife Apine May MCINTIRE 24 Their Daughter Apine Katherine MCINTIRE 17 Their Daughter Apine Elizabeth MCINTIRE 14 Their Daughter Apine Christy MCDONALD 25 Symstress Apine Duncan MCCALLUM 30 Labourer Apine > Hi Nancy: I am researching McColls from Lismore. Would you have passenger > lists for the ships you mention in your email? > > Margaret > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Nancy Brister" <bristern@datastar.net> > To: <SCT-ARGYLL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, January 09, 2003 9:02 AM > Subject: [ARGYLL] Isle of Lismore > > > My 4-g-grandparents, Archibald and Mary CARMICHAEL, left Lismore in > 1774 on the Jupiter of Larne. They settled first in Richmond Co., NC, then > Marion Co., SC. My 3-g-grandparents Duncan and Katherine CARMICHAEL > McCORMICK sailed from Appin in 1791, settling in Richmond Co., NC. Though > they were married in Glasgow, I believe that Duncan and Katherine were, > also, natives of the Isle of Lismore, but I haven't found proof of this yet. > > Is anyone doing research on the CARMICHAELs, McCORMICKs or Lismore? > > Nancy Brister > > bristern@datastar.net > > www.geocities.com/twincousin2334