Good Morning Here are some marriages in Ontario where one of the parties was born in Mull. Algoma District Assiginack Twp Mar 8 1882 (this township was later assigned to the Manitoulin District) Roderick McDonald 34 res Assiginack Twp born Island of Mull SCT bachelor yeoman Baptist parents John and Margaret McDonald Janet McLean res Assiginack Twp Born Bentinck Twp (Grey Co) spinster Baptist parents John and Nancy McLean witnesses: Duncan McDonald and Mary McLean both of Assiginack Rev I T Barber Brant County, Paris, Jan 5 1881 C harles McIntosh 32 res Tara born London ON bachelor carriage maker Ch. of England parents John McIntosh and Mary Root Annie McKellar 22 res Paris born Mull SCT spinster Presbyterian parents Peter McKellar and Mary McLeod witnesses: Harry McIntosh of Stratford and Maggie McKellar of Paris Rev D D McLeod Stormont County Finch Twp Apr 22 1873 at the Finch Manse Lachlin McKinnon 45 res Finch Twp Born Mull SCT widower farmer Presbyterian parents Duncan McKinnon and Flora McLean Mary McRea 40 res Osnabruck b SCT spinster Presbyterian parents Kenneth McRea and Catherine McLeod witnesses: Duncan Stark and Mary Stark of Finch Rev Hugh Lamont Frontenac County Kingston Dec 8 1883 William Stark 40 res Finch Twp b Glasgow SCT bachelor farmer Presbyterian parents William and Christine Stark Mary Mclean 37 res Finch born Mull SCT widow Presbyterian parents Allan and Flora Macdougal witnesses: William Hay and Catherine Ann Hay of Kingston Rev M Grant (from my files - Christine Stark was Christine McKinnon of Mull) Elaine Robinson Georgetown Ontario Looking for McKinnons in Ontario

Hi Jean, Welcome to the list. I expect you already have the following from the 1891 and 1901 census records, but just in case. Ian webmaster www.mullgenealogy.co.uk Skype : mullgenealogy 1891 Page No : 4 House No : 17 Locality : Iona McDonald John 68 Head Fisherman Kilfinichen, Argyllshire McDonald James 38 Son Fisherman Iona McDonald Mary 35 Dau General Servant McDonald Duncan 30 Son Fisherman McDonald Neil 28 Son Fisherman Beaton Ann 4 Granddaughter 1901 Kilfinichen & Kilvicheon District : 8 Page No : 6 House No : 34 Locality : Criech Hamlet of Kentra McDonald John 80 Head Fisherman Argyll Kilfinichen and Kilvicheon McDonald James 49 Son Fisherman Argyll Kilfinichen and Kilvicheon McDonald Mary 47 Dau Housekeeper formerly Domestic Servant Argyll Kilfinichen and Kilvicheon Beaton Ann 14 Grand daughter Scholar Argyll Kilfinichen and Kilvicheon McGillivray Sarah 8 Grand daughter Argyll Kilfinichen and Kilvicheon

Hello, Folks, I joined the list about two weeks ago, but I have just been sitting quietly. It is about time I introduce myself. I am Jean and I live in Idaho. I am helping a dear friend, Jan, with her research. She says that her best friend was her mother-in-law, who came from the Isle of Mull. The woman was Annie Beaton, who was born 29 March, 1887. Her father was John Beaton. Her mother died when Annie was very young. She went to live at her grandfather's house and grew up there. He was John MacDonald, born 1823. When she was an adult, Annie came to work in Canada as a housekeeper. In 1914, she married an American, Estelle Donley. They lived in America and raised several children. Annie died in Idaho in 1982. Jan and I would enjoy hearing from anyone who is related to these people or who is tracing Beaton or MacDonald people. Jean searcher3@mindspring.com Why Wait? Move to EarthLink.

My copy of 'The Macleans of Boreray' contains around 180 pages (printed half-quarto). It has a 'useful' index -males only - some knowledge of the family branches is helpful. Edwin Maclean ----- Original Message ----- From: "Peter & Robyn MacIntosh" <boreray1@bigpond.net.au> To: <SCT-ISLEOFMULL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 08, 2007 6:23 PM Subject: [SCT-ISLEOFMULL] MacLean, MacQueen and MacIntosh family connections > Our family has a long connection to Boreray and North Uist. Our paternal > line goes back to Donald MacIntosh who married Isabella MacDonald circa > 1785. Their daughter, Catherine, married Roderick MacLean, who was also > from Boreray. A son, Angus, married Mary MacLean circa 1820. > > Our direct line is through Angus and Mary. > > Angus and Mary's daughter, Kirsty, married Donald MacQueen circa 1866, > hence the MacQueen connection. > > I was wondering if anyone had any connection or information re these > people? > > Can you tell me is the book THE MACLEANS OF BORERAY a very large book? > Does it have a user-friendly index? > > Cheers > > Robyn MacIntosh > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Robyn The Macleans of Boreray does have an index of sorts, though not particularly helpful from memory. It has been out of print for many years. However, if you have not already tried it, the database here : http://www.maclean.org/genealogy/index.php, I believe holds much of the data and possible family links for you. You need to register, but it is free. If you do not have any luck, let me know and I will check if I have the full copy in my records (senior moment - know I have a least part) j Peter & Robyn MacIntosh wrote: > Our family has a long connection to Boreray and North Uist. Our paternal line goes back to Donald MacIntosh who married Isabella MacDonald circa 1785. Their daughter, Catherine, married Roderick MacLean, who was also from Boreray. A son, Angus, married Mary MacLean circa 1820. > > Our direct line is through Angus and Mary. > > Angus and Mary's daughter, Kirsty, married Donald MacQueen circa 1866, hence the MacQueen connection. > > I was wondering if anyone had any connection or information re these people? > > Can you tell me is the book THE MACLEANS OF BORERAY a very large book? Does it have a user-friendly index? > > Cheers > > Robyn MacIntosh > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > >

Hello all listers, in looking through the 1851 census reports for my family in Torrans, Kilfinichen, I came across a term on the report which I need help with, on some of the families listed some of them are listed as INMATES, what does this mean, is it just that they lived on a farm and this is the term that was used. Also I am still looking for my brick wall Allan McEachern, I have nothing for him after 1861, no death record, if he emigrated, where can i find a list of ships that the people of Mull would have left on. Thanks

Jean, This is interesting, but I don't think it is the Capt. Duncan Campbell that married Isabel MacLean in 1822. >From what I have been able to piece together on the Duncan Campbell that Alison is referring to (at least I think it is the same family) is: Duncan Campbell, christened 23 April 1777 Kilninian, Argyll, Scotland, son of Archibald Campbell and Isobel Campbell. No other information on the parents. This Duncan Campbell married 1st an Isabel Campbell (no further information on her) and they had a daughter, Janet Campbell, christened 12 February 1797, Kilninian, Argyll, Scotland. This Duncan Campbell married 2nd, 23 March 1798 Kilninian, Argyll, Scotland, Grizell Campbell (no further information on her). Have not come across a marriage record for Janet Campbell (ch 2/12/1797) to Archibald Cameron, but did find their daughter Catherine Cameron, christened 14 December 1823, Salen, Isle of Mull, Scotland. (Also a son, Donald Cameron, christened 12 June 1822 Tobermory, Argyll, Scotland). Catherine Cameron (ch 12/14/1823) may have actually been born 16 November 1823 Kilninian, Argyll, Scotland. I did find a Janet Cameron, daughter of Archibald Cameron and Janet Campbell, born (or christened) 7 November 1831 Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland, who married, 18 June 1854 Barony, Lanark, Scotland, a William "Jardan" (perhaps this should have read "Jordan") Have not been able to match this particular family with any of the MacLean/McLean data that I have, so would be very interested if you are able to do so. Have a great trip to Mull!!! Regards, Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: <jiwhimp@bigpond.net.au> To: <sct-isleofmull@rootsweb.com> Cc: "Alison Round" <beebee@cantab.net> Sent: Friday, June 08, 2007 10:43 AM Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLEOFMULL] my ancestors from Mull > please contact me again in July when I am home as the internet here is > awful but I am VERY intereseted in Duncan . My Duncan married Isabel > Maclean in 1822 in Gorbals...does that ring a bell Jean > ---- Alison Round <beebee@cantab.net> wrote: >> for your info: >> >> My 4xG grandfather was Duncan Campbell baptised on Mull Treshnish April >> 1777 . >> His parents were Isobel ? (b 1760) and Archibald Campbell who married in >> 1777. >> >> The daughter of Duncan's first marriage was Jessie/Janet . I don't yet >> know >> the name of his first wife, who probably died soon after Jessie's >> birth. >> His second wife was Grizel ?? whom he married in March 1798 and they had >> 8 >> more >> children.. >> >> Janet/Jessie Campbell (bapt Feb 1797) married Archibald Cameron >> (b c1790 Morvern )in ( unknown year?? )and their first daughter >> Catherine >> was born on Mull baptised 14 Dec 1823 Kilninian. >> >> By 1831 they had moved to Glasgow as their daughter Janet/Jessie was born >> there November 1831 . >> >> This Janet/Jessie met her husband William Jordan in Glasgow ( he was a >> mariner from Kent/Cornwall) and they married in G in 1854. They are >> listed >> in Glasgow in the 1861 census, but by 1871 were living in Cornwall, >> where >> my >> great grandfather William Jordan was born in 1864.. and he too became a >> mariner. >> >> >> I do not know where the Campbells lived on Mull; I found a listing on the >> mullgenaeology website, after my sister had found the marriage record for >> Jessie/Janet with her maiden name Campbell. >> >> I have now had an email from someone in Australia who is also a >> descendant >> of >> this Archibald ( her 4 x G grandparents .. ) and I feel fairly certain >> our >> families are related ! >> >> As my Janet Campbell was a half sister of the rest of her father's >> children >> with 2nd wife Grizel and had a >> step mother, that might account for her willingness to leave Mull with >> her >> Cameron husband ...??!! >> They then appear on censuses in Glasgow from 1841. >> >> best wishes >> Alison >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> 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 > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

please contact me again in July when I am home as the internet here is awful but I am VERY intereseted in Duncan . My Duncan married Isabel Maclean in 1822 in Gorbals...does that ring a bell Jean ---- Alison Round <beebee@cantab.net> wrote: > for your info: > > My 4xG grandfather was Duncan Campbell baptised on Mull Treshnish April > 1777 . > His parents were Isobel ? (b 1760) and Archibald Campbell who married in > 1777. > > The daughter of Duncan's first marriage was Jessie/Janet . I don't yet know > the name of his first wife, who probably died soon after Jessie's birth. > His second wife was Grizel ?? whom he married in March 1798 and they had 8 > more > children.. > > Janet/Jessie Campbell (bapt Feb 1797) married Archibald Cameron > (b c1790 Morvern )in ( unknown year?? )and their first daughter Catherine > was born on Mull baptised 14 Dec 1823 Kilninian. > > By 1831 they had moved to Glasgow as their daughter Janet/Jessie was born > there November 1831 . > > This Janet/Jessie met her husband William Jordan in Glasgow ( he was a > mariner from Kent/Cornwall) and they married in G in 1854. They are listed > in Glasgow in the 1861 census, but by 1871 were living in Cornwall, where > my > great grandfather William Jordan was born in 1864.. and he too became a > mariner. > > > I do not know where the Campbells lived on Mull; I found a listing on the > mullgenaeology website, after my sister had found the marriage record for > Jessie/Janet with her maiden name Campbell. > > I have now had an email from someone in Australia who is also a descendant > of > this Archibald ( her 4 x G grandparents .. ) and I feel fairly certain our > families are related ! > > As my Janet Campbell was a half sister of the rest of her father's children > with 2nd wife Grizel and had a > step mother, that might account for her willingness to leave Mull with her > Cameron husband ...??!! > They then appear on censuses in Glasgow from 1841. > > best wishes > Alison > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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

Our family has a long connection to Boreray and North Uist. Our paternal line goes back to Donald MacIntosh who married Isabella MacDonald circa 1785. Their daughter, Catherine, married Roderick MacLean, who was also from Boreray. A son, Angus, married Mary MacLean circa 1820. Our direct line is through Angus and Mary. Angus and Mary's daughter, Kirsty, married Donald MacQueen circa 1866, hence the MacQueen connection. I was wondering if anyone had any connection or information re these people? Can you tell me is the book THE MACLEANS OF BORERAY a very large book? Does it have a user-friendly index? Cheers Robyn MacIntosh

Hi all - been quite a while since I posted, but I come with much excitement. My younger sister and I (descendants of Rev. Archibald MacTavish b. 1711, Torosay m. Jean Campbell) will be visiting Mull for the first time this coming October. We would love to hear from anyone on Mull who is related to our line. Feel free to contact me at dbora@internorth.com. Thanks, Deborah (Whitehorse, Yukon Territory) & Erin (Montreal, Quebec)

Hi All, If you fancy seeing what a walk up Ben More is like, take the following link : - http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/ Then select "Tir's Tenga" the the 'Recently from BBC Scotland box. In the pop-up box select : - 'Tir Is Teanga' , then 'Tir Is Teanga 3' and finally 'Beinn Mhor, Muile' Commentary is in gaelic with english subtiltles. Enjoy and yes it is far easier sitting watching it rather than walking up but you don't get the real feeling. Ian

Hello list, Here is a list from The Selkirk Settlers of Red River And Their Descendants1812-1997, First Party, Appendix A, pages A-1, A-2 that I trancscribed. The book is at the Manitoba Genealogical Society Library in Winnipeg. Hopefully this will be useful in some way to the Mull researchers. Sheila Shearer A list of Settlers and Servants engaged in Ross, Brolas, Grubun, and {all} in the Island of Mull, for service of the Honble H.B. Coy & the Right Honble the Earl of Selkirk No. Name Station Age Wages¹ Residence of Head of Family² 1 Angus McDonald Settler 45 Balinahard Kilfinchan 2 Mary McLugash, his wife 40 3 Donald Labourer 18 £20/3 4 Archibald 14 5 Alexander 8 6 Jean 16 7 Ann 14 8 Donald McLean Settler& Wright 30 Kilmienen Kilmore 9 Catherine Morrison, wife 22 10 John McLean Settler 28 Kilbrianain Kilmore 11 his wife 24 12 child 4 13 child 2 14. Charles Campbell Settler 27 Calich Kilmore 15. line omitted 16. Catherine Livingston, his wife 22 17. Mary 2 18. Alexander, an infant 19. Archibald McKinnon Settler 40 Torinbeg Kilfinchan 20. Marion McLean, his wife 36 21. John 14 22. Hector 12 23. Duncan 10 24. Effie 6 25. Neil Campbell Settler 24 Torin Uichdrich Kilfinchan 26. Flora McKinnon -- 45 -- 27. John Campbell Labourer 18 £20/3 Torin Uichdrich Kilfinchan 28. Malcolm Campbell “ 16 “ “ “ 29 John Campbell “ 14 “ “ 30. Donald McLean Seaman 22 £25/3 “ “ 31. Ann McLean, his sister 24 32. Neil McKinnon Settler 30 Torinbeg Kilfinchan 33. Christine McLean, his wife 25 34. Catherine Campbell 50 35. Allan, an infant 36. Neil McKinnin Settler 45 Glenbaire Kilfinchan 37. Marjorie McGilvra, his wife 40 38. Donald Labourer 21 £20/3 39. Allan 17 40. Angus 12 41. Mary 23 42. Isabella 14 43. Effie 12 44. Archibald McGilvera Labourer 45 £20/3 Camberan Torsay 45. Mary McLean, his wife 40 46. Hugh McGilvera Labourer 19 £20/3 “ “ 47. John McGilvera Settler 25 “ “ 48. Ann 22 “ “ 49. *Catherine McGilvera, wife of 20 “ “ 50. *Hector McLean Settler 28 Cambus Kilfinichan 51. *Margaret McInnes, his mother 45 52. *Mary McLean, his sister 16 53. *Alexander McLean Labourer 24 £20/3 Cambus Kilfinchan 54. *John McLean Labourer 22 £20/3 “ “ 55. *Hugh McLean Labourer 18 £20/3 “ “ 56. Archibald McLean Wright & Joiner 25 £30/3 residence not listed Also: No.of Persons Mr. & Mrs. Alexander McLean, wife, five children and maid 8 Hector McDonald, servant to Mr. McLean, wife and child 3 James McVicar—carpenter, and wife 2 Hector McEachern and wife 2 James Smith, wife and three children 5 *Donald Livingston, his wife A. McGilvera Bowmore and Donald and Jess 4 Miles Livingston 1 1*Andrew McDermott, who became the famous Red River merchant 2*John Bourke, a useful man 3 John Cunningham __________________________________ *Stayed in settlement after 1815 ¹Wages/years of contract ²Town and Parish in County of Argyle

for your info: My 4xG grandfather was Duncan Campbell baptised on Mull Treshnish April 1777 . His parents were Isobel ? (b 1760) and Archibald Campbell who married in 1777. The daughter of Duncan's first marriage was Jessie/Janet . I don't yet know the name of his first wife, who probably died soon after Jessie's birth. His second wife was Grizel ?? whom he married in March 1798 and they had 8 more children.. Janet/Jessie Campbell (bapt Feb 1797) married Archibald Cameron (b c1790 Morvern )in ( unknown year?? )and their first daughter Catherine was born on Mull baptised 14 Dec 1823 Kilninian. By 1831 they had moved to Glasgow as their daughter Janet/Jessie was born there November 1831 . This Janet/Jessie met her husband William Jordan in Glasgow ( he was a mariner from Kent/Cornwall) and they married in G in 1854. They are listed in Glasgow in the 1861 census, but by 1871 were living in Cornwall, where my great grandfather William Jordan was born in 1864.. and he too became a mariner. I do not know where the Campbells lived on Mull; I found a listing on the mullgenaeology website, after my sister had found the marriage record for Jessie/Janet with her maiden name Campbell. I have now had an email from someone in Australia who is also a descendant of this Archibald ( her 4 x G grandparents .. ) and I feel fairly certain our families are related ! As my Janet Campbell was a half sister of the rest of her father's children with 2nd wife Grizel and had a step mother, that might account for her willingness to leave Mull with her Cameron husband ...??!! They then appear on censuses in Glasgow from 1841. best wishes Alison

Hello Mary Fletcher Harris, It is reported that my ggggrandfather Neil McColl (?- 4 MAR 1861) and his wife Mary McPherson McColl emigrated from The Isle of Mull to Canada in 1821 sometime after 12 MAY bringing with them my gggreatgrandfather John (15 AUG 1815-16 JUN 1891). They resided near Tobermory at Ardmore in the parish of Kilninian on Mull and ended their journey at Glengary, Stormont county near Ottawa Canada. At some time their name changed from McColl To McCall. Could you be so kind as to check your book of passenger and ship listings for that period to see if they are among those named? I would greatly appreciate having that knowledge if it is available. Thank you from Fred Davidson

Hi Elaine Wow Elaine...a sort of relationship :-) You've made my day. I'll be anxiously awaiting your info. catch ya later Ida Elaine Robinson wrote: >Ida >Oh my goodness...we're related...sort of!! >That John McLean married Ann McKinnon bapt Jun 7 1833 at Ardtun. She was the daughter of Angus McKinnon and Mary Black. Angus brother Donald married Mary McKinnon, sister of my ggg grandfather Neil. > >I will put together what I have on the children of Ann and John and send it off list. > >Elaine >Georgetown Ontario >Looking for McKinnons in Ontario > >------------------------------- >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 >

Hi Janet, Have no definitive answer to your questions but can make a start. Seirphen - think this could be Serphein or Saorvein - try http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?local=h&amp;scale=25000&amp;lon=-6.2080&amp;lat=56.3043&amp;icon=x Uisken - is on current maps - try http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?local=h&amp;scale=25000&amp;lon=-6.2195&amp;lat=56.2913&amp;icon=x Eilean a'Chalmain - is shown on current maps - try http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?local=h&amp;scale=25000&amp;lon=-6.3624&amp;lat=56.2684&amp;icon=x Sailqhur - I think this will be Sal(a)chur http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?local=h&amp;scale=25000&amp;lon=-6.2651&amp;lat=56.2799&amp;icon=x Ian

Edderaloch and Stokadell - Can any lister tell me exactly where these two settlements were? Apparently they were somewhere on the Ross of Mull, and are mentioned in a charter of 1588. In the list of lands there, Edderaloch is listed along with Seirphen and Uisken, and Stokadell along with Eilean a'Chalmain, Bailemor and Sailqhur. I can't see them on modern maps, but maybe someone has access to early maps - I'm thinking more of estate plans etc that may list small settlements? Thanks for any help, Janet

Ida Oh my goodness...we're related...sort of!! That John McLean married Ann McKinnon bapt Jun 7 1833 at Ardtun. She was the daughter of Angus McKinnon and Mary Black. Angus brother Donald married Mary McKinnon, sister of my ggg grandfather Neil. I will put together what I have on the children of Ann and John and send it off list. Elaine Georgetown Ontario Looking for McKinnons in Ontario

Hello Elaine and Ida, Actually Elaine, I wasn't sure that the reply was to me but suspected it was, I should have emailed you about it. Ida, the Flora Campbell I mentioned was Peter McIntyre's Mother - I knew I had one, just confused myself. I am afraid my mind is very much on my Retirement, Relocation and Holiday at the moment and trying to figure out how ONE person can have so MUCH stuff. Thank you both for all the help you give us all, Kind regards Jan - from a very chilly Sydney ----- Original Message ----- From: "Merle & Ida King" <m_iking@telusplanet.net> To: "MULL" <SCT-ISLEOFMULL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 1:57 AM Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLEOFMULL] McIntyre/McLean > Hi Elaine and Jan > > Elaine. I wasn't thinking anything of sort ;-) as you hit upon one of > my connections. Thank you again. > > Jan Just wanted to be sure your material in the Archives remained > correct :-) > > later > Ida > > Elaine Robinson wrote: > >>Sorry Jan and Ida. >>I somehow thought Jan was looking for a McLean, not a McIntyre. You must >>have wondered what on earth I was talking about. >> >> >>Elaine >>Georgetown Ontario >>Looking for McKinnons in Ontario >> >> >>Janice Peasnell wrote: >>Hello Ida, >> >>You are right it is BELL, you would think I would get my own relatives >>right. >> >>Far to much activity swirling around in my head at the moment. >> >>Kind regards >> >>Jan >> > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Hello Ida, You are right it is BELL, you would think I would get my own relatives right. Far to much activity swirling around in my head at the moment. Kind regards Jan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Merle & Ida King" <m_iking@telusplanet.net> To: <sct-isleofmull@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 11:12 AM Subject: Re: [SCT-ISLEOFMULL] Ontario Deaths re McIntyre > Hi Jan > > Just to confirm the parents as Peter McIntyre and Flora (I have as > Bell) you've have as Campbell :-( > Ida > > Janice Peasnell wrote: > >>Hello Ida, >> >>Thank you for that. The John I am looking for is the son of Peter >>McIntyre >>and Flora Campbell from Ardalanish. He was born in 1814 at Ardalanish. >>He >>had either died or left the Ross by 1841. He was the eldest brother of >>Christina McIntyre who was my Great Grand Mother who married Donald >>McIntosh >>McGilvray. I will do some more research of this couples marriage and >>Flora's birth in England and see what I come up with. >> >>Thank you >> >>Kind regards >> >>Jan >> > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >