Unfortunately UK videos are not compatible with North American video players - learned that lesson the hard way. However I googled earlier this AM and found that it is apparently available on DVD through www.amazon.ca ....now if only I could get that darn site to load! Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet Farmer" <janet_a_farmer@yahoo.ca> To: <SCT-ISLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 8:04 AM Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLAY] "The Maggie," filmed in Islay Hi Sue: If you go to the site listed by Peter, on the left hand side go to to purchase movies. "The Maggie" is not available in Canada but can be purchased in the U.K. through Amazon.com Regards Janet, Ontario Sue Visser <genealgal2@execulink.com> wrote: Hi Peter We had fun viewing "The Maggie" at Bowmore Distillery during the Islay Festival of Malt and Music in 2000. What made it even more enjoyable was sitting beside a gentleman from the nursing home who gave us asides as to the identity of places and people throughout the movie. A most delightful Islay memory! Do you remember the birthday party for the old gentleman in the film? Imagine our surprise a couple of days later while visiting a cousin that that gentleman was his grandfather, Gilbert Stevenson, and it was indeed his birthday party! The same people who made "The Maggie" made "Whiskey Galore" - a movie we've enjoyed on television several times. I only wish "The Maggie" would be shown so we could watch it again. I've tried to find it to rent it without success. Cheerio Sue Visser Ontario, Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Weverka" To: Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 4:32 PM Subject: [SCT-ISLAY] "The Maggie," filmed in Islay I thought the list might be interested in knowing about a comedy called "The Maggie" (1954) that was filmed mostly in Islay. The round church of Bowmore is clearly visible in one scene. Other scenes are filmed in Port Charlotte and Port Askaig. This Web page from The Movie Location Guide to Scotland goes into more detail: http://www.scotlandthemovie.com/movies/fmaggie.html I haven't yet been to Islay, but the place sure looks charming, and it felt like I was there as I watched the movie, which is very good in its own right. --Peter Weverka On the lookout for McDuffies, Browns, and Keiths ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== Find out who has books and research data pertaining to Islay at the Virtual Library: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/library.htm ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== To find Vital Statistics for islay from the earliest records to 1875 visit: HTTP://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~tlarson/bdm/ --------------------------------- Be smarter than spam. See how smart SpamGuard is at giving junk email the boot with the All-new Yahoo! Mail ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== Here are some links related to the Isle of Islay: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/links.htm

Hi Sue: If you go to the site listed by Peter, on the left hand side go to to purchase movies. "The Maggie" is not available in Canada but can be purchased in the U.K. through Amazon.com Regards Janet, Ontario Sue Visser <genealgal2@execulink.com> wrote: Hi Peter We had fun viewing "The Maggie" at Bowmore Distillery during the Islay Festival of Malt and Music in 2000. What made it even more enjoyable was sitting beside a gentleman from the nursing home who gave us asides as to the identity of places and people throughout the movie. A most delightful Islay memory! Do you remember the birthday party for the old gentleman in the film? Imagine our surprise a couple of days later while visiting a cousin that that gentleman was his grandfather, Gilbert Stevenson, and it was indeed his birthday party! The same people who made "The Maggie" made "Whiskey Galore" - a movie we've enjoyed on television several times. I only wish "The Maggie" would be shown so we could watch it again. I've tried to find it to rent it without success. Cheerio Sue Visser Ontario, Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Weverka" To: Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 4:32 PM Subject: [SCT-ISLAY] "The Maggie," filmed in Islay I thought the list might be interested in knowing about a comedy called "The Maggie" (1954) that was filmed mostly in Islay. The round church of Bowmore is clearly visible in one scene. Other scenes are filmed in Port Charlotte and Port Askaig. This Web page from The Movie Location Guide to Scotland goes into more detail: http://www.scotlandthemovie.com/movies/fmaggie.html I haven't yet been to Islay, but the place sure looks charming, and it felt like I was there as I watched the movie, which is very good in its own right. --Peter Weverka On the lookout for McDuffies, Browns, and Keiths ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== Find out who has books and research data pertaining to Islay at the Virtual Library: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/library.htm ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== To find Vital Statistics for islay from the earliest records to 1875 visit: HTTP://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~tlarson/bdm/ --------------------------------- Be smarter than spam. See how smart SpamGuard is at giving junk email the boot with the All-new Yahoo! Mail

Hi Peter We had fun viewing "The Maggie" at Bowmore Distillery during the Islay Festival of Malt and Music in 2000. What made it even more enjoyable was sitting beside a gentleman from the nursing home who gave us asides as to the identity of places and people throughout the movie. A most delightful Islay memory! Do you remember the birthday party for the old gentleman in the film? Imagine our surprise a couple of days later while visiting a cousin that that gentleman was his grandfather, Gilbert Stevenson, and it was indeed his birthday party! The same people who made "The Maggie" made "Whiskey Galore" - a movie we've enjoyed on television several times. I only wish "The Maggie" would be shown so we could watch it again. I've tried to find it to rent it without success. Cheerio Sue Visser Ontario, Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Weverka" <weverka@sbcglobal.net> To: <SCT-ISLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 4:32 PM Subject: [SCT-ISLAY] "The Maggie," filmed in Islay I thought the list might be interested in knowing about a comedy called "The Maggie" (1954) that was filmed mostly in Islay. The round church of Bowmore is clearly visible in one scene. Other scenes are filmed in Port Charlotte and Port Askaig. This Web page from The Movie Location Guide to Scotland goes into more detail: http://www.scotlandthemovie.com/movies/fmaggie.html I haven't yet been to Islay, but the place sure looks charming, and it felt like I was there as I watched the movie, which is very good in its own right. --Peter Weverka On the lookout for McDuffies, Browns, and Keiths ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== Find out who has books and research data pertaining to Islay at the Virtual Library: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/library.htm

From the CAMPBELL list. Lorne ----- Original Message ----- From: "margecam52" <margecam52@valornet.com> To: <CAMPBELL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 11:31 PM Subject: [CAMPBELL] NY Campbell sources - New World Immigrants by Tepper > Below are some Campbells who came into NY between 1734-40: > Early Highland Immigration to NY. > > In the year 1734, proposals were issued by the government of NY inviting > settlers from Europe, to whom a certain quantity of wild land was to be > granted on their arrival in this country. These proposals were repeated > under the seal of the Province in 1736, and in 1738 Captain Lauchlin > Campbell, of Isla, brought over a number of Scotch Highlanders, who were > followed in 1739, 1740, and in 1742 by others. > > I have lately come across a list containing th enames of these immigrants, > and having arranged them in Alphabetical order, for more easy reference, I > send acopy for publication in the Historical Magazine, as it may interest > the descendants of those people, if any there be, in America. > State Hall, Albany, E. B. O'Callaghan. > > N. B. - The date immediately following the name is that of the year of > arrival. > > NOTE: Marge Campbell is only listing Campbell's. > > Alexander Campbell came in 1738; lived in Amboy in 1763. > > Alexander Campbell (of the family of Lundie) came in 1740. > > Alexander Campbell and Margaret, his wife, and Merran, his daughter, came > in > 1740. > > Anna Campbell, widow of Alexander McDuffie, and five children, in 1739. > > Anne Campbell, 1740. > > Archibald Campbell, of Ardeatton, came in 1740. > > Catharine Campbell came in 1739, from Isla. > > Donald Campbell and Mary McKeay his wife came from Isla, in 1738, with > four > children; Robert, James, Pegy, and Isbell. > > Dugald Campbell and his son John came in 1739, from Isla, both dead in > 1763. > > Duncan Campbell (of the family of Dantroon) came in 1740. > > Duncan Campbell (of the family of Dunn), 1740. > > Duncan Campbell (Lochiell) came in 1740. > > Duncan Campbell came in 1740; d in 1763; his brother's daughter named Mary > Ann Campbell. > > Duncan Campbell and Ann (Lenox) his wife, and one daughter, came in 1740. > > George Campbell, merchant of city of NY, sister's son of John Campbell, in > Mubindrie, came over in pursuance of a letter, > written by Capt. Campbell's orders, to him, dated 1742, offering him > encouragement. > > George Campbell, peddlar, is his relative. > > James Campbell and Anna McDougald his wife, of Isla, came in 1738, with > four > children, viz; Archibald, Elisabeth, Lauchlin, and Janet his wife. > > John Campbell and Anna his wife, from Ballanabie, came to NY in 1738. > > John Canmpbell, 1740. > Captain Lauglan Campbell, from Isla. > > Malcolm Campbell came from Isla, in 1740. > > Mary Campbell came in 1738, from Isla. > > Neil Campbell came in 1739; lived in Jamaica in 1763; his mother married > Alexander Montgomery. > > Robert Campbell came in 1738, from Isla. > > Ronald Campbell, from Isla, came in 1738; d in 1763. > > William Campbell, wheelwright, from Isla, came in 1738; d in 1763. > > William Campbell, of Ardeatton, came in 1740. > > William Campbell, Joiner, from Isla, came in 1738; d in 1763; family left > in > Scotland. > > The following are Campbell connected... > > Neil McArthur and Mary Campbell, his wife; Alexander, John and Christian, > their children in 1738. > > Alexander McDuffie's widow (see Campbell); Archibald, Duncan, James, Mary > and Isbell, her children (McDuffie died at sea), 1739. > > Arch'd McDuffie and Catharine Campbell, his wife; John and Duncan, their > sons, 1739. > > Dudly McDuffie and Margaret Campbell his wife; Archibald, his son, 1738. > > John McNeil and Eliz Campbell his wife; Barbara, Peggy, Catharine, Betty > and > Neil, their children, 1738. > > Campbell mentions concluded. > > Hope this helps someone. > > Marge Campbell > > > ==== CAMPBELL Mailing List ==== > If you are changing to a new subject, please change the subject line of > your message. > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

My 2nd cousin Gilbert Stephenson played the part of ' Davy McDougall' in 'The Maggie' and many of my McLugash relatives were extras Margaret in Honiton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter Weverka" <weverka@sbcglobal.net> To: <SCT-ISLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 9:32 PM Subject: [SCT-ISLAY] "The Maggie," filmed in Islay >I thought the list might be interested in knowing about a comedy called >"The Maggie" (1954) that was filmed mostly in Islay. The round church of >Bowmore is clearly visible in one scene. Other scenes are filmed in Port >Charlotte and Port Askaig. This Web page from The Movie Location Guide to >Scotland goes into more detail: >http://www.scotlandthemovie.com/movies/fmaggie.html > > I haven't yet been to Islay, but the place sure looks charming, and it > felt like I was there as I watched the movie, which is very good in its > own right. > > --Peter Weverka > On the lookout for McDuffies, Browns, and Keiths > > > > ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== > Find out who has books and research data pertaining to Islay at the > Virtual Library: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/library.htm >

Okay folks: I looked up trying to order/see this film and it's available in a dvd package from amazon us- in a UK format!! It appears the Canadian amazon version might work in the US but is very pricey- especially with shipping thrown in. Any ideas about how to see this??? Carolyn in the US

Thank you to all the lovely people who sent me the Bruichladdich postcode. By now, the newspaper article will be winging its way to Islay. Carol Rowe (Currie) from Brisbane Australia

I thought the list might be interested in knowing about a comedy called "The Maggie" (1954) that was filmed mostly in Islay. The round church of Bowmore is clearly visible in one scene. Other scenes are filmed in Port Charlotte and Port Askaig. This Web page from The Movie Location Guide to Scotland goes into more detail: http://www.scotlandthemovie.com/movies/fmaggie.html I haven't yet been to Islay, but the place sure looks charming, and it felt like I was there as I watched the movie, which is very good in its own right. --Peter Weverka On the lookout for McDuffies, Browns, and Keiths

Gleaned from the Scottish (Digital) Archive Network http://www.scan.org.uk/digitalarchive/index.htm Enter the "Vault" at this site and learn some more..... While this is not wholly on the site, it is something to note if you are planning to visit the National Archives.... In Scotland, taxes were levied on male servants between 1777-98 and on female between 1785-1792. Most of the servants listed were engaged in domestic work. The volumes containing the schedules of these taxes are held by the National Archives of Scotland (reference E326/5 and E326/6) and they give the location, name of the master and usually the name of the servant. Cheerio Sue Visser Ontario, Canada

In the latest issue of RootsWeb Review ezine 17 May 2006, Vol. 9, No. 20 there a note about a site worth seeing: Scottish (Digital) Archive Network http://www.scan.org.uk/digitalarchive/index.htm After visiting the site, I've added it to my Favourites list. This is a site certainly well worth taking the time to visit and revisit. Cheerio Sue Visser Ontario, Canada

As previously mentioned, the Scottish (Digital) Archive Network http://www.scan.org.uk/digitalarchive/index.htm is a site well worth visiting. Included in the Archives is the Annual Report of the Medical Officer of Health in 1891. What an interesting thing to read. Certainly it post dates many of our families who emigrated, but remember that they left family behind too. Also the report describes living conditions. If this is the way that islanders lived in 1891, I'm sure that it must have been worse 40 years earlier. The following is just some of the gleanings pertaining to Islay in 1891: whooping cough specifically mentioned in Kilmeny (typhoid in Jura) a brief physical description of the hospital near Bowmore (the present Gaelic College?) population 8514; acreage 255,230 acres There is an interesting table of Births and Deaths during 1891, including a breakdown of causes of death. Another interesting table of reported cases of sickness of Islay with the numbers reported for various illnesses/diseases with influenza, whooping cough and measles leading the numbers. There were 9 houses reported as particularly injurious to health.under the Housing of the Working Classes Act. There were 66 deaths uncertified as to the cause of death and a total of 148 deaths in 1891. Cheerio Sue Visser Ontario, Canada

Thank you Sue.. Great site! I also added it to my favorites. Janis > http://www.scan.org.uk/digitalarchive/index.htm > > After visiting the site, I've added it to my Favourites list. This is a > site certainly well worth taking the time to visit and revisit. >

Greetings from Islay! PA49 7UN is Bruichladdich Distillery's postcode. Slainte! Freddie Bell, Port Ellen Carol Rowe wrote: > Could somebody give me the postcode for Islay, please? I'm sending a newspaper article to the Bruichladdich Distillery, and it's too large to scan, so I'll have to post it. > The subject of the article is a batch of whisky that has been compared to rocket fuel. I'm sending it to Mr. Jim McEwan, of the Bruichladdich Distillery. > Carol Rowe (Currie) > > > ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== > FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MAILING LIST - HOW TO UNSUBSCRIBE - HOW TO CHANGE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS, ETC, ETC...: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/maillist.htm > > >

As reported by others the Bruichladdich post code is PA497UN. Would also like to add they if you go to their website they now have a web cam and you can watch the sunrise over Loch Indaal. In addition to seeing other areas of the distillery. On our to visit to Islay last October my husband and I spent a most memorable night at Bruichladdich. Phyllis Beachum ----- Original Message ----- From: Carol Rowe To: SCT-ISLAY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: 5/15/2006 7:22:15 PM Subject: [SCT-ISLAY] Islay Postcode Could somebody give me the postcode for Islay, please? I'm sending a newspaper article to the Bruichladdich Distillery, and it's too large to scan, so I'll have to post it. The subject of the article is a batch of whisky that has been compared to rocket fuel. I'm sending it to Mr. Jim McEwan, of the Bruichladdich Distillery. Carol Rowe (Currie) ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MAILING LIST - HOW TO UNSUBSCRIBE - HOW TO CHANGE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS, ETC, ETC...: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/maillist.htm --- Phyllis Beachum --- abeachum2@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.

At the Lindsay Registry office I found a rather convulted group of entries for the Glenarm Ontario Cemetary, where many former family members from Islay Scotland are buried. There is, in my family history the story that Donald Spence of Islay Scotland and later Islay Ontario donated the land. The entries do show he owned the 1/4 acre lot, purchased from Donald McFadden, who had bought it from Hugh McKinnon. The original purchase price was 15 pounds. After Donald Spence owned it it was later sold for 375 dollars. I don't know about the 'donation' perhaps the monies were returned to the church. Later entries for this lot on which the cemetary sits at the present time appear to be trustees of the cemetary. I did not have the time or funds to copy everything. The good news for researchers wanting to check out documents in the Registry office in Lindsay is that they are still using books with the original hand written entries, unlike much of the urban area of the province which has computerized the information. In the event you have not searched in Ontario Registry Offices you need to find the township, then the lot and concession number in a book. That book has entries such as Donald Spence et ux (means and wife) discharge of instrument xxxxx where that is a previous line, perhaps a loan or other 'instrument'. You can take down that number and then have the copy of the deed, will, or document brought from the archive. You can copy pages at a cost. If you look at the book for say Concession 1 Lot 20 Fenelon Township (the cemetary) you pay $8.00 to look at the book. Plus more for documents. I was in a hurry and did look in 3 books and I guess the surprise I registered caused the clerk to say "You only looked at 1 book right....shake your head up and down now....that will be 8$. " Too bad I was in such a rush, but it was a surprise trip as my Mother needed to visit her sister at the last minute so I drove. I can confirm something I saw here before, and have some video showing it, but the fellow who lives on Lot 17 Conc 2 where Donald Spence setteled is the last 'non' amish farm for some area around the Islay Road. I did see teams of horses in fields, and it was a bright spring day. I'll see what pictures I have when they come back and will try to post the list and find a home for the short video showing the Glenearm Church, the cemetary and the Islay Road. John Conley Great Great Great Grandson of Donald Spence the Distiller at Lossit Farm and his wife Anne Hay Storrie (Storey) the daughter of the Exice Man of Islay.

The latest entries I have for Donald Spence show he had a child born on Lossit Farm. On a recent trip to Lindsay I found in the Registry Office that he purchased 200 acres in 1842. He and his family appear in the 1851 Ontario Census. Has anyone discovered a group of people from Islay who travelled to Canada, that is a ship list or have other information that might suit my time period? John Conley London Ontario researching Spence Storey Hay Nicholson Kennedy

Could somebody give me the postcode for Islay, please? I'm sending a newspaper article to the Bruichladdich Distillery, and it's too large to scan, so I'll have to post it. The subject of the article is a batch of whisky that has been compared to rocket fuel. I'm sending it to Mr. Jim McEwan, of the Bruichladdich Distillery. Carol Rowe (Currie)

Bruichladdich Distillery Isle of Islay Argyll, Scotland PA49 7UN United Kingdom ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Rowe" <carolrowe@iprimus.com.au> To: <SCT-ISLAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2006 12:21 PM Subject: [SCT-ISLAY] Islay Postcode Could somebody give me the postcode for Islay, please? I'm sending a newspaper article to the Bruichladdich Distillery, and it's too large to scan, so I'll have to post it. The subject of the article is a batch of whisky that has been compared to rocket fuel. I'm sending it to Mr. Jim McEwan, of the Bruichladdich Distillery. Carol Rowe (Currie) ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MAILING LIST - HOW TO UNSUBSCRIBE - HOW TO CHANGE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS, ETC, ETC...: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/maillist.htm

Carol, I believe there are different postcodes for Islay based on my correspondence with people in Port Ellen and Glenmachrie. I don't have the post code for Bruichladdich. Christine Carol Rowe <carolrowe@iprimus.com.au> wrote: Could somebody give me the postcode for Islay, please? I'm sending a newspaper article to the Bruichladdich Distillery, and it's too large to scan, so I'll have to post it. The subject of the article is a batch of whisky that has been compared to rocket fuel. I'm sending it to Mr. Jim McEwan, of the Bruichladdich Distillery. Carol Rowe (Currie) ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== FOR QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS MAILING LIST - HOW TO UNSUBSCRIBE - HOW TO CHANGE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS, ETC, ETC...: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/maillist.htm

Sorry folks, forgot to hit the space bar after the McDougalls Iain -----Original Message----- From: Iain & Margaret MacIntosh [mailto:margaret.macintosh@bigfoot.com] Sent: 12 May 2006 08:48 To: SCT-ISLAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [SCT-ISLAY] McDougall and Caskie family from Portnahaven Hi Debbie Your McDougall/McCaskie (Caskie) line are related to one of my Ferguson families through Mary's sister Margaret who married Peter Ferguson of Portnahaven. Hope this provides a wee bit more. Regards Iain See below: MCDOUGALL Allan MCDOUGALL, b. circa 1820 at Kilchoman, d. before 1901 at Portnahaven +Mary MCCASKIE, b. 20 Nov 1822 at Nerabus, Kilchoman, m. circa 1842 at Portnahaven, d. 21 Aug 1913 at Portnahaven +-- Allan MCDOUGALL, b. 9 Dec 1842 at Lossit, Portnahaven Parish +-- Dugald MCDOUGALL, b. 13 Mar 1847 at Lossit, Portnahaven Parish +-- Margaret MCDOUGALL, b. 3 Mar 1850 at Lossit, Portnahaven Parish │ +Peter FERGUSON, b. 2 Apr 1837 at Portnahaven, m. 7 Dec 1876 at Portnahaven │ +-- Marion FERGUSON, b. 8 Oct 1877 at Portnahaven, d. 1 Sep 1878 at Portnahaven │ +-- Isabella FERGUSON, b. 10 Sep 1879 at Portnahaven │ +-- John FERGUSON, b. 25 Jul 1882 at Portnahaven │ +-- Marrion FERGUSON, b. 9 Apr 1887 at Portnahaven │ L-- Peggy FERGUSON, b. 6 Oct 1889 at Portnahaven +-- Neil MCDOUGALL, bap. 21 May 1854 at Lossit, Portnahaven Parish +-- Mary MCDOUGALL, b. 7 Jun 1857 at Portnahaven Parish +-- Bell MCDOUGALL, b. 5 Nov 1860 at Lossit, d. 21 Jan 1877 at Portnahaven L-- John MCDOUGALL, b. 1871 at Govan, Lanark ============================================================================ FERGUSON Donald FERGUSON, b. circa 1811 at Claddach, Parish of Kilchoman +Marrion FERGUSON, b. circa 1808 at Kilchiaran, Parish of Kilchoman, m. 12 May 1833 at Portnahaven?, Parish of Kilchoman +-- Barbara FERGUSON, b. 1828 at Portnahaven │ +Alexander BROWN, b. 24 Sep 1825 at Tormisdale, Parish of Kilchoman, m. 2 Apr 1863 at at Torrony Schoolhouse in the, Parish of Portnahaven, d. 31 Mar 1903 +-- Duncan FERGUSON, b. 6 Feb 1834 at Claddach, Parish of Portnahaven │ +Bella MCINTYRE, b. 6 Nov 1846 at Balameanach, m. 29 Apr 1875 at Portnahaven │ +-- Marion FERGUSON, b. 21 Feb 1876 at Portnahaven │ +-- Neil FERGUSON, b. 17 Jan 1878 at Portnahaven │ +-- Donald FERGUSON, b. 17 Jun 1880 at Portnahaven │ +-- Margaret FERGUSON, b. 18 Sep 1882 at Portnahaven, d. 28 Dec 1952 at Edinburgh │ +-- Isabella FERGUSON, b. 1 Oct 1885 at Portnahaven │ L-- Kitty McIntyre FERGUSON, b. 17 Jan 1888 at Portnahaven +-- John FERGUSON, b. 31 Mar 1837 at Port Wemyss +-- Peter FERGUSON, b. 2 Apr 1837 at Portnahaven │ +Margaret MCDOUGALL, b. 3 Mar 1850 at Lossit, Portnahaven Parish, m. 7 Dec 1876 at Portnahaven │ +-- Marion FERGUSON, b. 8 Oct 1877 at Portnahaven, d. 1 Sep 1878 at Portnahaven │ +-- Isabella FERGUSON, b. 10 Sep 1879 at Portnahaven │ +-- John FERGUSON, b. 25 Jul 1882 at Portnahaven │ +-- Marrion FERGUSON, b. 9 Apr 1887 at Portnahaven │ L-- Peggy FERGUSON, b. 6 Oct 1889 at Portnahaven -----Original Message----- From: deborah robertson [mailto:drobertson26@btinternet.com] Sent: 10 May 2006 18:50 To: SCT-ISLAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [SCT-ISLAY] McDougall and Caskie family from Portnahaven Hello, Is anyone else researching McDougall/ Caskie familys from Portnahaven? My 3xgreat grandmother was Mary McDougall born 7 June 1857, Portnahaven. Her parents were Allan McDougall and Mary Caskie. Other children for Mary Caskie and Allan McDougall are: Allan born 1842 Isabella born 1843 Dugald born 1847 Margaret born 1850 Neill born 1854 Bell born 1860 Mary Caskie died August 1913, age 92, Portnahaven, Islay death was registered by John Ferguson - Grandson. I would love to hear from anyone researching these names! Debbie P.S This is now the 3rd day i have tried to post this message so if 3 copies suddenly appear i apoligize ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== To find Vital Statistics for islay from the earliest records to 1875 visit: HTTP://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~tlarson/bdm/ ==== SCT-ISLAY Mailing List ==== Here are some links related to the Isle of Islay: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~steve/islay/links.htm