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    1. Re: [SCT-ISLAY] SCT-ISLAY Digest, Vol 1, Issue 18
    2. Monta Salmon
    3. Thanks Edward I knew someone would have the connection. I did have Duncan's parents in my files. The source is the book "Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to Canada Before Confederation" and its source is Eldon Connections. I just needed someone to help me put them together. I know that it is probably undocumented but it is better than what I had. I assume from the picture of the twins that Janet also went by Jennie? What is the connection to Hugh McArthur that they would have their picture taken with him/ Is this a wedding picture of Kate and John. I notice that Hugh McArthur and Janet McCuaig were their witnesses on their marriage registration? Monta Salmon Alberta, Canada > Monta, > > I have Duncan McCuaig born abt. 1813 on Islay, died 3 June in Ontario. > Isabella McFadyen was born 20 Dec. 1822 in Richmond County, NC and died in > Ontario > 12 Sept, 1922. They are buried in the Woodville Presbyterian Church > Cemetery. > > An undocumented source has his father and mother as Duncan McCuaig and > Janet > Campbell with her date of birth abt. 1785. This might be a good lead to > check > out. > > The info you posted about the children matches what I have been able to > obtain thus far. Rae Fleming's Eldon Connection has a photo of the twins > with John > McMillan and Hughie McArthur. > > Isabella was the daughter of Archibald McFadyen and Mary Carmichael who > brought their family to North Carolina from Islay in 1818 and then > emigrated to > Eldon Township in 1829. Archibald was a brother of my great-grandfather > and > eldest son of Colin McFadyen and Euphemia McMillan of Cattadale. > > Edward King > Seagrove, NC > > > ------------------------------

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