I am trying to trace any additional information or links to the family of Hugh Stewart born 21st December 1814 on Tiree. He was a shoemaker by trade and moved to Iona , either with his wife Grace McFarlan or he met her on Iona - either way their children were born on Iona until her death. Hugh then appears to marry Catherine Mckinnon and moves to Kintra (1881 and 1891 census records). Hugh dies in Kintra in 1898 having fallen on harder times as his death record is signed by the "Inspector of the Poor" from the poorhouse at Bunessan. Thanks. RjP

Hi Shane, I transcribed the same records as you from the OPR's. As there was a twelve year gap between Hector and Ann and I had no positive link between the two sets of children I assumed that there where two Alexander McLean and Mary Buchanan's hence to the two families on MullGenealogy. It is possible that they all children of a singular Alexander and Mary as all the children were registered in Sorne but the age gap makes me suspicious. I happy to merge the two set if they are the same family. Ian

Hello All Does anyone out there have any knowledge of the family of Alexander McLean and Mary Buchanan in Kilninian, Argyll? From the IGI I have found the following children of Alexander McLean and Mary Buchanan: Mary McLean - Christened - 7 Nov 1801 Hugh McLean - " - 24 Nov 1803 Hector McLean - " - 27 Feb 1804 Ann McLean - " - 2 Jan 1812 Christy McLean " - 3 Apr 1814 Catherine McLean " - 31 Dec 1815 Flora McLean " - 26 Apr 1817 Following are listed in another publication as sons of Alexander and Mary but I could not locate them in the IGI: John McLean Alexander McLean In "Mull Genealogy" there are two entries for Mary Buchanan and Alexander McLean in Kilinian. One has Alexander McLean and Mary Buchanan daughter of Donald Buchanan and Mary Mc Lacklane with children Ann, Christy, Catherine and Flora. The other entry has Alexander McLean and Mary Buchanan with children Ann, Mary Hugh and Hector. I wonder if there might be two Alexander McLean and Mary Buchanan families in Kilninian. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Shane Maclean

Hi Good work which is most apprreciated.Have a happy Xmas. regards Gerry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sue ~ SCT BDM" <sue@sctbdm.com> To: <Sct-Isleofmull-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, December 14, 2007 11:25 AM Subject: [SCT-ISLEOFMULL] SCT BDM update > G'day, > > It has been nearly four months since I posted the last update, so thought > I > take a moment to let you know how the site is progressing. > > There have been 2094 records added since my posting in August. The site > now > holds: > > Banns 1672 records > Baptism 4878 records > Births 18913 records > Burial 409 records > Deaths 17960 records > Marriage 15698 records > > TOTAL records: 59530 records > > I would like to thank everyone who has contributed their data, without you > it wouldn't be the excellent resource that it is. And lastly, I'd like to > wish everyone a happy and safe festive season. > > Happy hunting > Sue > <blocked::http://www.sctbdm.com/> www.sctbdm.com > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SCT-ISLEOFMULL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

G'day, It has been nearly four months since I posted the last update, so thought I take a moment to let you know how the site is progressing. There have been 2094 records added since my posting in August. The site now holds: Banns 1672 records Baptism 4878 records Births 18913 records Burial 409 records Deaths 17960 records Marriage 15698 records TOTAL records: 59530 records I would like to thank everyone who has contributed their data, without you it wouldn't be the excellent resource that it is. And lastly, I'd like to wish everyone a happy and safe festive season. Happy hunting Sue <blocked::http://www.sctbdm.com/> www.sctbdm.com

Hi Christina Just a simple question. Is this your John McDonald & Christina Campbell in 1881 Dwelling: Glenshellach Terrace High Street Census Place: Kilmore & Kilbride, Argyll, Scotland Source: FHL Film 0203558 GRO Ref Volume 523 EnumDist 4 Page 35 Marr Age Sex Birthplace John MC DONALD M 48 M Kilfinichen, Argyll, Scotland Rel: Head Occ: Carter Christina MC DONALD M 28 F Kilfinichen, Argyll, Scotland Rel: Wife Occ: Wife Of Carter Flora MC DONALD 4 F Kilfinichen, Argyll, Scotland Rel: Daur John MC DONALD 1 M Oban, Argyll, Scotland Rel: Son they fit the profile of John being married at 42 and Christina at 23+ thanks Ida Christinalyth@aol.com wrote: >Hello June > >Marrion McDonald, (1849 - 1909), who was my great-grandmother was born in >Kintra to Hugh McDonald and Eliza(aka Elspie) McTaggart. She was the youngest >of their 8 children. The others were John(b 1831), Isabella(b.15/7/1833) >Margaret(b.8/6/1834); Archibald(b.28/3/1837); Hugh(b.1839); >Charles(b.22/8/1841);Christina(b.20/3/1847) As far as I can see they lived in House No3, >Kintra village. The eldest child, John was married in Kintra on 15 June 1876, to >Christina Campbell (felt very weird seeing my own name coming up) I am >particularly looking for information on this chap as I have been unable to find >a death certificate for him anywhere, yet I have found some of their large >family and his widow in Glasgow, working as a housekeeper in the census of >1891, where Christina is listed as a widow. > >I made my first trip to Mull last year and walked along the beach at Kintra, >really appreciating the feeling that we are all just 'passing through'. >Would dearly love to hear any information anyone has on the above family, or >their offspring. >Christina Campbell(100% Scot, but living near Canterbury, Kent!) >

Hi Christina, Hugh and Eliza moved about quite a lot - 1841 Scoor 1851 Knocknafenaig 1861 Park House 1871 Kintra They seem to disappear after that. I don't have any more on John and Christina. They don't seem to have stayed in Kintra after they got married. Sorry I can't be any more help but thanks for the info. June. > From: Christinalyth@aol.com> Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2007 16:50:19 -0500> To: SCT-ISLEOFMULL@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLEOFMULL] McDonalds at Kintra> > Hello June> > Marrion McDonald, (1849 - 1909), who was my great-grandmother was born in > Kintra to Hugh McDonald and Eliza(aka Elspie) McTaggart. She was the youngest > of their 8 children. The others were John(b 1831), Isabella(b.15/7/1833) > Margaret(b.8/6/1834); Archibald(b.28/3/1837); Hugh(b.1839); > Charles(b.22/8/1841);Christina(b.20/3/1847) As far as I can see they lived in House No3, > Kintra village. The eldest child, John was married in Kintra on 15 June 1876, to > Christina Campbell (felt very weird seeing my own name coming up) I am > particularly looking for information on this chap as I have been unable to find > a death certificate for him anywhere, yet I have found some of their large > family and his widow in Glasgow, working as a housekeeper in the census of > 1891, where Christina is listed as a widow.> > I made my first trip to Mull last year and walked along the beach at Kintra, > really appreciating the feeling that we are all just 'passing through'. > Would dearly love to hear any information anyone has on the above family, or > their offspring.> Christina Campbell(100% Scot, but living near Canterbury, Kent!)> > > > > > -------------------------------> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SCT-ISLEOFMULL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Fancy some celeb spotting? https://www.celebmashup.com

Hi June, My McInnes family is from Kintra. This family has been found on the 1841 Census for Iona. They are listed as living at Kintra in house number 28. Dugald MacInnes, age 30, Boatman, born in Parish Mary, age 30, born in Parish Christina, age 9, born in Parish Mary, age 6, born in parish Sandy [Alexander], age 2, born in Parish Duncan, age 7 months, born in Parish The family arrived in Australia at 6pm on the 7 January, 1849 aboard the Maitland. She sailed from Gravesend then Plymouth, England on the 14 September, 1848. It is listed in Book 4, page 194 on the Assisted British Immigration Register. There is also a duplicate listing with the same names and ages on page 206. This second entry is the "Disposal List of the Immigrants Per the Ship Maitland". Listed family members are: 1. Dugald McInnes - 36 years, Labourer. 2. Mary McInnes - 34 years, Housekeeper. 3. Mary McInnes - 13 years 4. Alexander McInnes - 10 years 5. Duncan McInnes - 8 years 6. John McInnes - 6 years 7. Janet McInnes 1 year None of the family could read or write. They are listed as Presbyterian and they brought with them a Gaelic Testament. Their native place and Country was Ross, Argyllshire. It seems that the family settled in the Wangaratta, Victoria, area after arriving in Australia and during the early 1850's Dougal had a bootmaker's shop at Milawa adjoining the Emu Hotel. It is not known when he would have learnt this trade. A death certificate has been found that would appear to be that of our Dougal but we cannot be definite about it. The information on it is very limited. He died on the 4th April 1896 at the Ovens Benevolent Asylum in Beechworth. He was 81 years old. It tells us he was a Shoemaker and that he was born in Scotland. It states that he had been in the colony for 49 years. The information was given by Ernest Flood, Sergeant of Police, Beechworth. He states that he was married but has no further details. Unfortunately he did not know any details about his father or mother either. Mary's death certificate states that she was born in Rossmull, Scotland. On close inspection of the children's names it would seem that it is our Mary . The year of birth is only an estimate from her age at death. The age could be listed wrongly. If it is correct then she was 7 years older than Dougal. If the marriage entry is correct for Mary and Dougal then Christina was probably born prior to the marriage. Christina is not listed on the immigration list. She would have been about 16 years old at the time so it is more than possible that she was either married before she came or came alone. Christina is listed on her mother's death certificate as 43 years old. The other children listed are Mary aged 40 years, Sandy[?] aged ? years, Duncan aged 3? years, John aged 32 years and Jessy [Jenny?] aged 30 years. It seems that Sandy is a nickname for Alexander. All the children's names and ages are a good match for the names and ages on the immigration entry. I do have further information about this family in Australia if you are interested. The second daughter in this family, Mary, was my great, great grandmother. Good luck with your research. I would be very interested in any thing you can tell me about Kintra and the families there. Kind regards Joy [Australia]

I have noted the recent discussion about Kintra and am wondering if a way that I could find out more about my family might be to find out more about Oskamull in general and other families who were there. Are there any Listers who might be prepared to send me information about Oskamull or about their families who lived there. My family left from there to sail on the New Zealander to Portland, Vic Australia in 1853. My family were Archibald Mc(Mac)Millan and his wife Flora McIntyre and their children - Sarah (Marion), Mary, Ann, Christy, Angus, Alexander, John. Incidentally, I have changed my ongoing email. Old email address: libbymcm@tpg.com.au New email address: libbymcm@optusnet.com.au The email that I am using here is my Samoa address. I will be back in Australia over Xmas and so will not be accessing this Samoa address from Xmas to mid January. Regards Libby

Hello June Marrion McDonald, (1849 - 1909), who was my great-grandmother was born in Kintra to Hugh McDonald and Eliza(aka Elspie) McTaggart. She was the youngest of their 8 children. The others were John(b 1831), Isabella(b.15/7/1833) Margaret(b.8/6/1834); Archibald(b.28/3/1837); Hugh(b.1839); Charles(b.22/8/1841);Christina(b.20/3/1847) As far as I can see they lived in House No3, Kintra village. The eldest child, John was married in Kintra on 15 June 1876, to Christina Campbell (felt very weird seeing my own name coming up) I am particularly looking for information on this chap as I have been unable to find a death certificate for him anywhere, yet I have found some of their large family and his widow in Glasgow, working as a housekeeper in the census of 1891, where Christina is listed as a widow. I made my first trip to Mull last year and walked along the beach at Kintra, really appreciating the feeling that we are all just 'passing through'. Would dearly love to hear any information anyone has on the above family, or their offspring. Christina Campbell(100% Scot, but living near Canterbury, Kent!)

June, I have Mull McDonalds in my line, too. However, I've not been able to track down where in Mull they came from, not least because I suspect some of the names on the shipping lists to Australia and death certificates are wrong or misleading. My McDonalds come down from Neil McDonald and Mary Livingstone, via their son Duncan, (married to Ann, possibly Dougall/Dugold). I also have links to McKillops, but again the sources conflict as they come from Mull or Lochaber depending on source. Dennis Dennis Johnstone Email: dennis@donjon1.demon.co.uk Blog: http://stonehead.wordpress.com > Hi Dennis, > > Thanks for the info. > > I'd love to know who the lady on the train was. There were three > houses in Kintra occupied by MacDonalds, all from the same family - > one of them was my grandparents, so I must be related to the lady > on the train! Small world isn't it? > > Cheers, > June > > > > >> From: dennis@donjon1.demon.co.uk> Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2007 09:02:35 >> +0000> To: sct-isleofmull@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [SCT- >> ISLEOFMULL] Kintra> > June,> > I had the following information >> from a lady I met on a train in > Scotland. She was a MacDonald >> with links back to to Kintra.> > According to her, the 5th Duke of >> Argyll established Kintra as a > model fishing community in the >> late 1700s. Families were brought to > the village from elsewhere >> on the duke's estates and taught fishing > skills by experienced >> fishermen. There were originally 10-12 > cottages, each named >> after a family's fishing boat. The idea was that > the tenant >> families would make enough money from fishing to generate > a good >> income for themselves and the Duke. Apparently, the scheme > >> failed because the village was too far from anywhere that needed > >> fish. The families then found work in the granite quarries, but >> when > these closed some families emigrated while others were >> evicted. There > was almost n! > o one living there by the early 1900s.> > Dennis> > > > > >> > > > > -------------------------------> To unsubscribe from the list, > please send an email to SCT-ISLEOFMULL-request@rootsweb.com with > the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the > body of the message > _________________________________________________________________ > The next generation of MSN Hotmail has arrived - Windows Live Hotmail > http://www.newhotmail.co.uk > > ------------------------------ > > To contact the SCT-ISLEOFMULL list administrator, send an email to > SCT-ISLEOFMULL-admin@rootsweb.com. > > To post a message to the SCT-ISLEOFMULL mailing list, send an email > to SCT-ISLEOFMULL@rootsweb.com. > > __________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SCT- > ISLEOFMULL-request@rootsweb.com > with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the > email with no additional text. > > > End of SCT-ISLEOFMULL Digest, Vol 2, Issue 267 > **********************************************

Hi Dennis, Thanks for the info. I'd love to know who the lady on the train was. There were three houses in Kintra occupied by MacDonalds, all from the same family - one of them was my grandparents, so I must be related to the lady on the train! Small world isn't it? Cheers, June > From: dennis@donjon1.demon.co.uk> Date: Mon, 10 Dec 2007 09:02:35 +0000> To: sct-isleofmull@rootsweb.com> Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLEOFMULL] Kintra> > June,> > I had the following information from a lady I met on a train in > Scotland. She was a MacDonald with links back to to Kintra.> > According to her, the 5th Duke of Argyll established Kintra as a > model fishing community in the late 1700s. Families were brought to > the village from elsewhere on the duke's estates and taught fishing > skills by experienced fishermen. There were originally 10-12 > cottages, each named after a family's fishing boat. The idea was that > the tenant families would make enough money from fishing to generate > a good income for themselves and the Duke. Apparently, the scheme > failed because the village was too far from anywhere that needed > fish. The families then found work in the granite quarries, but when > these closed some families emigrated while others were evicted. There > was almost no one living there by the early 1900s.> > Dennis> > > > > >> > > > -------------------------------> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to SCT-ISLEOFMULL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ The next generation of MSN Hotmail has arrived - Windows Live Hotmail http://www.newhotmail.co.uk

June, I had the following information from a lady I met on a train in Scotland. She was a MacDonald with links back to to Kintra. According to her, the 5th Duke of Argyll established Kintra as a model fishing community in the late 1700s. Families were brought to the village from elsewhere on the duke's estates and taught fishing skills by experienced fishermen. There were originally 10-12 cottages, each named after a family's fishing boat. The idea was that the tenant families would make enough money from fishing to generate a good income for themselves and the Duke. Apparently, the scheme failed because the village was too far from anywhere that needed fish. The families then found work in the granite quarries, but when these closed some families emigrated while others were evicted. There was almost no one living there by the early 1900s. Dennis Kintra is a unique group of 10 cottages set around a picturesque bay. It was set up in the 18th century by the then Duke of Argyll as a model fishing experiment. He moved families from other parts of the county and brought experienced fishermen to teach them the necessary skills. The houses were named after the fishing boats that they owned. On 10 Dec 2007, at 08:01, sct-isleofmull-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Hi all, > > I am hoping to compile details of families who have lived in the > village of Kintra > and what became of them. > > I have so far got some information on the following family surnames > all of which > were residents at various times over the years:- > > MacLucas MacCallum Livingston Stewart McCormick > McLeod > McGilvra McKinnon MacInnes McKechnie Beaton McLean > Campbell McArthiur MacDonald McMorrion Black > > I would be grateful for any information either on the above or for > any other > family who may have lived in Kintra at any time - employment, > immigration, > etc. > > I am especially interested to know if anyone knows the exact house > in which > the family lived. At most, there seems to have been 15 families > living there at > any one time and it has been in constant occupation. > > Does anyone know when the village first came into existance? There > is no trace > of it on the 1779 Duke of Argyll census, but it is fully occupied > by 1841. > > I would be grateful for any piece of information, no matter how small. > > Thanks, > June. > _________________________________________________________________ Dennis Johnstone Stonehead Croft Insch Aberdeenshire AB52 6LP Tel: 01464 821128 Email: dennis@donjon1.demon.co.uk Blog: http://stonehead.wordpress.com

Hi all, I am hoping to compile details of families who have lived in the village of Kintra and what became of them. I have so far got some information on the following family surnames all of which were residents at various times over the years:- MacLucas MacCallum Livingston Stewart McCormick McLeod McGilvra McKinnon MacInnes McKechnie Beaton McLean Campbell McArthiur MacDonald McMorrion Black I would be grateful for any information either on the above or for any other family who may have lived in Kintra at any time - employment, immigration, etc. I am especially interested to know if anyone knows the exact house in which the family lived. At most, there seems to have been 15 families living there at any one time and it has been in constant occupation. Does anyone know when the village first came into existance? There is no trace of it on the 1779 Duke of Argyll census, but it is fully occupied by 1841. I would be grateful for any piece of information, no matter how small. Thanks, June. _________________________________________________________________ Who's friends with who and co-starred in what? http://www.searchgamesbox.com/celebrityseparation.shtml

Hi All I am looking for Bruce Jones. I have come across his name a number of times with connection to my McGregors from the Georgian Bay area in Grey County. I have tried different email addresses that I have come across, but have had no luck. I would appreciate any help any one can give. You can reach me through the list or at this email--nootkajo@gmail.com. Thanks you Jo-Anne Mills

The family of Donald McLean and Ann McLean who lived at Totranald on Coll is recorded partly in the Coll Church Census of 1776 and partly in the Coll OPR. Ann clearly married at a young age. The children were as follows:- Ann, born c.1769 Donald, born c.1771 Mary, born c.1776 Margaret, born c.1781 Anne, born c.1784 Lachlan, born c.1786 Neil, born c.1788 Allan, born c.1790 Cirsty, born c.1793 John, born c.1794 Archibald, born c.1797 Breadalbane, born c.1800 In his work "The Clan Gillean", the Revd. A MacLean Sinclair says of the above family that there were four sons, two of whom emigrated and went to Cape Breton, while two,Donald and John, remained on Coll. The OPR suggests that there were six sons. Perhaps two died in their early years, or have simply been forgotten in tradition. Donald McLean, aka Donald Ban, born c.1771, died in Totranald on November 19, 1859, at 88 years of age. Donald Maclean.

Hi Jacqueline In one of the Mull census I noticed (I think it was one of the later census) just Dougall for the surname. Maybe Ian and his searching capabilities might find them easier than I. My thought was a case of Mac/Mc being droped for one reason or another. Ida Jacqueline Archibald wrote: >I am looking for a Margaret (she was listed as) Dougall that married a John >McLean and had a daughter Flora,. They lived in Ramsay, Lanark County, >Ontario, Canada in 1833 when Flora was born. >I figure the name is probably McDougal/ll as I haven't heard just straight >Dougall before. They were in the Scottish community in Ramsay but don't >know if they came with the settlers in 1820/21 or not. This couple MAY have >had a daughter Janet who married John McNeil in 1835 and their first >daughter was named Margaret which would be my great grandmother. Can't >seem to find anything on them in this time period. >Does anything sound familiar to people researching McDougalls? >Jacqueline >

Ian, This is a correction to the Mull Genealogy site. Under the surnames there is just one Ann Maclean married to Donald Maclean (my 4G Grandparents). They had a son John. You have a birth date of c. 1797 for him. This should read c. 1794. Also they had other children. At present I know only one name. She was the youngest, a daughter, Breadalbane. Sorry I don't have any dates at present. Second point: you have Donald's father as John. This is incorrect. It was Neil Maclean, and Neil's father was another Donald. If anyone links into this family (they were part of the branch known as the Macleans of A(u)chnasaul, which is just south of Dervaig, now I think a ruin) I have a lot of detail going further back. This family are descendants of the second son (Allan) of the Fifth Laird of Coll. Donald McIlhagga.

Ida, I don't have any thoughts on the McLucais/McDougall question you posed but would like to go off on a new tangent Now that I have taken the 'leap of faith' to declare that the Archibald Beaton who married Catherine McNeil was the son of Lachlan Beaton/Catherine McKinnon, I wonder whether you, or any other lister, have any further thoughts on the Archibald siblings. Your last post on this topic that I have kept was dated 21. 6. 06. The siblings we have are Donald 17 Feb 1771, Ballygown Mary 21 Aug 1774, Torloisk Roderick 30 Mar 1777, Torloisk Christian 17 Mar 1782, Gometra Archibald 3 Sep 1785, Gometra. Marr Catherine McNeil 1814. Died Tobermory 1856 Marion - not in OPR but ironically the one we know most about. Born c1790. Marr Alexander Cameron and was the informant on Archibald's death in 1856. Died 1871, Tobermory John 5 Oct 1791, Aird John Beaton Brisbane > Message: 1 > Date: Tue, 04 Dec 2007 17:01:06 -0700 > From: Merle & Ida King <m_iking@telusplanet.net> > Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLEOFMULL] McNeil/Campbell now McLucais/McDougall > To: sct-isleofmull@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <4755EA42.1080204@telusplanet.net> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed > > Hi John > > Thanks for this <I've snipped some of the trailing message>. Every > tibdit that's shared will help someone fill in a missing blank or two. > > Which brings up an interesting item for our McLucais/McDougall > researchers. > > These items may be found as other spellings for our researchers. As I > collect only data I restrict my surname specifics to the common choices. > > In my information I have 2 Neil McLucais. > > #1 I have is Neil McLucais m's ? McEachern Dec 21 1779 Ardamurchan KLN I > have found anything additional on them to date :-[ > > #2 I have Neil McLucais m's Catherine McEachern Feb 6 1783 probably > Kilchrist KLN > the children found are: > Donald Sep 19 1788 KLN > Mary Apr 24 1791 KLN > Archibald Mar 18 1793 KLN > > The Duncan (McDougall) you mention below with a birthdate of abt 1793 > would fit nicely into the above family :-) > > Another son for this couple might be Malcolm McLucais <1787-Jan 14 1868 > who m's Janet McLean. Janet and her son Donald appear as living close to > Duncan in 1871 Penmore KLN. They are buried in the Calgary cemetery > under the name of McDougall. Their son Donald could be the informant on > Duncan's death certificate. > > Any thoughts > Ida

I am looking for a Margaret (she was listed as) Dougall that married a John McLean and had a daughter Flora,. They lived in Ramsay, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada in 1833 when Flora was born. I figure the name is probably McDougal/ll as I haven't heard just straight Dougall before. They were in the Scottish community in Ramsay but don't know if they came with the settlers in 1820/21 or not. This couple MAY have had a daughter Janet who married John McNeil in 1835 and their first daughter was named Margaret which would be my great grandmother. Can't seem to find anything on them in this time period. Does anything sound familiar to people researching McDougalls? Jacqueline ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tricia Barnett" <Tricia.Barnett@BTInternet.com> To: <sct-isleofmull@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2007 7:49 AM Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLEOFMULL] McNeil/Campbell now McLucais/McDougall > Can I throw my Neil into this pot! > > Neil /MCDOUGAL or MCLULLICH/ > He was born c 1760s > Married Henrietta Euphemia or Effie MCPHAIL > And had several children in Torosay from 1799 - 1823 under the name of > McLullich. Later years sees the name then taken on as McDougal > MacDougall > with my mother being a Margaret MacDougall. > > I imagine this is him in 1841 > Piece: SCT1841/545 Place: Kinlochspelvie -Argyllshire Enumeration > District: > 3 Civil Parish: Kinlochspelve Ecclesiastical Parish, Village or Island: - > Folio: 7 Page: 10 Address: - > Surname First name(s) Sex Age Occupation Where Born > Remarks > MCDOUGALL Neil M 70 Boat Carpenter Argyllshire > MCDOUGALL Euphemia F 60 Argyllshire > MCDOUGALL Alexander M 15 Argyllshire > > Their son Duncan b c 1802/5 if my line - he went to Laggan INV . > I am keen to try to find the rest of his siblings. The change in surname > etc makes it very difficult. > > For ages I was looking for Henrietta McPhail the found that Euphemia > Effie > was an alternative name. Maybe McPhail was also wrong. > > I have put some of my findings on > http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=patricia_more&recno=175 > It needs updating so don't take it as accurate - complete etc - I have > done > a fair bit more since then. > > Happy to exchange > Tricia > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > SCT-ISLEOFMULL-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message