Bill Lord, c/- klord@latrobe.edu.au , has done an enormous amount of work on the McLeans, particularly the McLeans of Coll. He may not be able to help, but it is worth asking. R McInnes Sth Aust ----- Original Message ----- From: <mclean@ctaz.com> To: <SCT-INVERNESS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, April 28, 2000 12:13 AM Subject: [SCT-INV-L] McLean of Kilmorack > We're researching our McLean family, who arrived in Nova Scotia > from Kilmorack in 1801 on the ship "The Sarah". We don't know > anything about their history in Scotland and would like to find out > more. > > Here's what it says on the passenger list: > > William MacLean, farmer; Margaret MacLean, spinster > Don McLean, Laborer; Mary McLean, spinster > Kath. McLean > John McLean (10) William McLean (8) > > These are the only McLeans listed, and there were lots of > Williams, Donalds, and Johns in our family tree. The 8 year old > boy, William, was my great great great grandfather. We don't > know if Donald was his father or William. > > We've tracked the family to the boat, but now would like to proceed > and find out which parish they were from exactly and any historical > info. Can anyone offer any suggestions? > > Thanks, > Rob McLean >