Capturing in this missive, the sparing prose of Rambaud,<000a01c1dce2$a62d70c0$bfe6a68e@u6u6a9> and displaying the suave and sophisticated disposition of Archibald Leach, E Williams <williame@nb.sympatico.ca> sgrìobh, >Hi List, I have recently discovered that I have McKinnon ancestors >from the Island of Kerrera. I have just read the microfilm of the >church records from Kilmore & Kilbride and found my 3x >great-grandparents with their family - Angus McKinnon and Lucy or >Louisa McDougall, and their 9 children. Some baptism records say >Kerrera, some say something that looks like Slatrach. I can't find a >map anywhere that gives the names of towns or villiages on Kerrera. >Does that name sound familiar to anyone? >Thanks, >Diane Williams, N.B. Canada, researching McIntosh, Lyall, Love, >Sievewright, McKinnon, McDougall in Scotland There are no towns on Kerrera. That is the name of a farm on the east side of the island, on Slatrach Bay, looking towards Mull, absolutely stunning sunsets and wonderful scenery. A diving map gives an idea of the position, http://www.scubahistory.com/touchscotland/kerrara.html You need to get your hands on the OS MAP Landranger 49 for a better idea of how the land lies. Slàinte, -- Lachie Macquarie. Well it looks like rain and I hear a train, But I'm not going to cry.