Hi Jennie I am interested in McPhees from the Lochaber area. I am unsure from your email whether or not Margaret was a McPhee by birth or married John McPhee. If it is John McPhee, what do you know about his siblings and ancestors? While my known McPhees come from Lochaber, DNA testing suggests they belong with the group that were on Islay or Glen Urquhart. McPhee in Appin is likely to belong with the wanderers like mine. I dont think I have been in touch with you before. Cheers Sally [email protected] > Message: 2 > Date: Thu, 1 Feb 2007 11:38:25 +1100 > From: "Jennie Towan" <[email protected]> > Subject: [ARGYLL] McArthurs & McPhees Appin > To: <[email protected]> > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > > Hi > As a newcomer to the list, I have a BIG request. Is there some very, very > kind person who lives near Appin and who owns a digital camera ....... and > could visit t& take photos of he ruined church & McArthur/McPhee > headstones? > I am told the church is not far out of the centre of Appin, and it does > not > have a roof. My McArthur interests are: > > MCARTHUR Malcolm, farmer > SINCLAIR Christina (wife) > MCARTHUR John (son born abt1825 Lochgilphead) > MCPHEE Margaret (wife of John, born abt1837 Appin - or Port Appin) > MCPHEE John (Margaret's father, farmer) > LIVINGSTON Mary (Margaret's mother) > > I have not done much research yet, and would appreciate any pointers > (thanks > for posting the recent valuable info btw). Cheers all, Jennie > (Australia)>