Melbournes Exhibition buildinghas been nominated for world heritage listing. It was built because of the input of James Munro(ex Sitherland) and built by his neighbour Mitchell -- Elizabeth Cook Melbourne, Australia

My Grandfather Kenneth Robertson had a Whisky still at Lochside in Rogart in the 1950,s into the 60,s we only found out after he died Iain ----- Original Message ----- From: Christine Stokes <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 8:57 PM Subject: RE: [SUT] Sad > We all find things in our genealogical researching that we do not like but > my attitude is always someone had to do it. > Oh if only our ancestors could have been perfect - but then would we have > liked them as much? > I so much want to find more stories about the illicit whisky making and > smuggling that was rife in Rogart. Betya my folks were chief whisky makers! > > Christine > Northamptonshire, England > www.highlandhearts.com > www.sutherlandheritage.com > > -----Original Message----- > From: Sara Thomas [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: 05 October 2002 22:23 > To: [email protected] > Subject: [SUT] Sad > > I've just learnt from an account by my (maternal)Mackenzie grandfather > that his grandfather James commanded the militia involved in the > evictions of the Duchess of Sutherland's crofters at Culrain. Just > down the road was my paternal 3xgt grandfather (Gray) and his > Mackenzie wife --- poor crofters who probably had friends in > Culrain..... I feel very sad. > Sara > > > ==== SCT-SUTHERLAND Mailing List ==== > Please visit our NEW POSH web site at > www.sutherlandheritage.com > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go > to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > > --- > Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.393 / Virus Database: 223 - Release Date: 30/09/2002 > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.393 / Virus Database: 223 - Release Date: 30/09/2002 > > > > ==== SCT-SUTHERLAND Mailing List ==== > Our Member's Interest's site > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~suthlist/index.htm > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Hi Madaline, I personally have no knowledge of this family but there is a little more info. in the Durness OPR that might be of interest to you. The address for the births is Badamhoir/Badavoir, the same as your Calder/Ekels. John's patronymic is macEanmhicean'icannich, which I think is son of John, son of John, son of Angus. The last name is a guess, since I can't think of a Gaelic name that would sound like "annich" (It could be Kenneth) Isobel's patronymic is nin Robmacean'icenich - daughter of Robert, son of John, son of ? Angus? Kenneth? The baptisms I saw were: Catherine Nov 6, 1783; Robert July 29, 1787; and Barbara Feb 7, 1794. Ian Ontario, Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: Howard Blaxland Sent: Saturday, October 12, 2002 9:44 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [SUT] MACKENZIE'S I was wondering if any one would have any information about a John Mackenzie born about 1759 married 14 Feb 1782 in Durness to Isobel macKenzie born about 1760. They had at least three children that i have found. The first being Catherine mackenzie baptised 6 Nov 1783, she married Hugh Calder and moved to Cape Breton. The second was Alexander MacKenzie baptised 1 June 1812 (don't know what happened to him) The third was Barbara MacKenzie who also moved to Nova Scotia and married James Calder. Any one with information about John Mackenzie and Isabel Mackenzie or their children, I would really like to hear from you. Madaline ==== SCT-SUTHERLAND Mailing List ==== To check out previous messages http://archiver.rootsweb.com/SCT-SUTHERLAND-L/ ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Diana and all: I have the following information on Robert Calder and Christina Munro of Creich. I'd appreciate hearing back from you on this family. Regards, Ron Descendants of Robert Calder 1 Robert Calder b: September 1800 in Sutherland, Scotland d: November 14, 1879 in McKillop Twp., Huron Co., Huron Co., Ontario. Aged 79 yrs. 2 mos. Burial: Harphurhey Cemetery, Huron Co., Ontario ... +Christina Munro b: 1803 in Sutherland, Scotland d: December 15, 1877 in McKillop Twp., Huron Co., Huron Co., Ontario. Aged 75 yrs 6 mos. Burial: Harphurhey Cemetery, Huron Co., Ontario ....... 2 Catherine Calder b: December 30, 1829 in Criech, Sutherland, Scotland d: November 1, 1856 in McKillop Twp., Huron Co., Ontario. Aged 28 yrs; 10 mos. Burial: Harpurhey Cemetery, Huron Co., Ontario ............ +Thomas Grieve b: 1814 in Hawick, Roxburghshire, Scotland m: June 26, 1845 in McKillop Twp., Huron Co., Ontario d: May 24, 1885 in Mc Killop Twp., Huron Co., Ontario. Aged 71 yrs. Burial: Harpurhey Cemetery, Huron Co., Ontario CHANGE MY EMAIL TO: [email protected] "Ancestors Plant Trees to Shelter Future Generations" URL: http://www.geocities.com/rpatrickca really-big-mail to: 150 Burkholder St., Stouffville, Ontario Canada L4A 4J4 Preserving Our Sutherland Heritage www.sutherlandheritage.com **************************************************************************** * This email and any files transmitted with it are intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. **************************************************************************** * -----Original Message----- From: bgeddes [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 3:23 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [SUT] Calder Calders have been prominent in the postings lately, leading to the discovery that Lynn Munro's husband and mine are third cousins! I am trying to find a connection between the following two Calder families: John Calder, b. 1801 in Creich, married Margret McLeod in Creich in 1825. Their children were Jessie, Janet, George, Ann, James, Christena, Donald, Georgina, John and Margaret. Robert Calder, b. abt. 1799 in Creich, married Christena Munro in Creich in 1828. Their children were Catherine, Robert and Isabella. Both families emigrated to Oxford Co., Ontario, Canada, about the same time (1832-1834). Any help will be greatly appreciated. Diane Geddes Michigan USA ------- Outgoing mail certified virus-free by Norton AntiVirus ______________________________ --- Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.401 / Virus Database: 226 - Release Date: 10/9/02 --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.401 / Virus Database: 226 - Release Date: 10/9/02

Would any one know if there were census taken in Sutherland from 1800 to 1817. Also would any one know if there are cemetery listings for around Durness? Thanks

I was wondering if any one would have any information about a John Mackenzie born about 1759 married 14 Feb 1782 in Durness to Isobel macKenzie born about 1760. They had at least three children that i have found. The first being Catherine mackenzie baptised 6 Nov 1783, she married Hugh Calder and moved to Cape Breton. The second was Alexander MacKenzie baptised 1 June 1812 (don't know what happened to him) The third was Barbara MacKenzie who also moved to Nova Scotia and married James Calder. Any one with information about John Mackenzie and Isabel Mackenzie or their children, I would really like to hear from you. Madaline

Just new to this list and am looking for info on a William MCDONALD who arrived in New Zealand in 1865 on the GLENMARK. I am looking for the family that he came from as we have found 3 possibilities. His Father's name was given as William MCDONALD as well on the first William's Death Certificate. Can anyone out there point us in the right family direction please. Thank you, Joan in NZ.

Christine Stokes: I asked my Calder contact in Ontario if he knew of any Calder/Grant marriage. He did not but asks if you have further details such as date or first names. Diane Geddes Michigan USA ------- Outgoing mail certified virus-free by Norton AntiVirus

Calders have been prominent in the postings lately, leading to the discovery that Lynn Munro's husband and mine are third cousins! I am trying to find a connection between the following two Calder families: John Calder, b. 1801 in Creich, married Margret McLeod in Creich in 1825. Their children were Jessie, Janet, George, Ann, James, Christena, Donald, Georgina, John and Margaret. Robert Calder, b. abt. 1799 in Creich, married Christena Munro in Creich in 1828. Their children were Catherine, Robert and Isabella. Both families emigrated to Oxford Co., Ontario, Canada, about the same time (1832-1834). Any help will be greatly appreciated. Diane Geddes Michigan USA ------- Outgoing mail certified virus-free by Norton AntiVirus

Dear Listers. Is there a list anywhere of folks that served with the military in the rebellion. Also did some family members go with the servicemen? Bruce Christchurch New Zealand

Hi, folks, If your interests go beyond tracing grt/aunt Aggie in the next street, then check out "The Family and Local History Handbook" at www.genealogical.co.uk It has lists of libraries, history centres, government archives, with info on using many of them. There are feature articles on everything under the sun. It's published every year with info brought up to date and new articles. At £7.99 it must be the bargain of the year! There is a deal on if you buy Editions 5&6 ( the only two available ). And before any one asks, I have no connection with the book except as a very satisfied reader!

Hi again Madaline, I mis-typed the address (again!). I'll try one more time but if I don't get it right, just search under Aberach and I think you should find it. Ian www.chebucto.ns.ca/Humanities/FSCNS/Scots_NS/Clans/MacKay/Origin_MacKay/Strathnaver.html ----- Original Message ----- From: Howard Blaxland Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 3:45 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [SUT] Calder's I was wondering if any one would have any information about a Hugh Calder born about 1770 and who married Catherine MacKenzie 18 June 1803 Durness, Catherine MacKenzie was the daughter of John MacKenzie and Isobel MacKenzie, he had at least five children before moving to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Also, would any one have any information about a James Calder who married a Margaret Abrach Mackay May 1816in Durness. James Calder father was William Calder and he served in the Reay Fencible in the Irish Rebellion of 1789. The family story goes that when he came back from the war his wife was dead and his children were either adopted by other family members or on their own. I was wondering if any one can make a connection between William Calder and Hugh Calder, as they both service in the Irish Rebellion. Or betwwen James Calder and Hugh Calder. Would like to hear from any one working on the Calder's from Sutherlandshire. Madaline ==== SCT-SUTHERLAND Mailing List ==== To check out previous messages http://archiver.rootsweb.com/SCT-SUTHERLAND-L/ ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Hi Madaline: Calders were numerous in the Parish of Durness, which is a large parish. They also had at least two aliases; Ekel (or sometimes Eagle) and Donn/Down (presumably after Rob donn , the famous Gaelic poet who was a Calder. Some also used the name of Bain but that is a common alias for several names. There was a Hugh baptised Dec 9, 1770, born to William Ekel, alias Calder, alias Macdholicustan (son of Donald, son of Hugh) in Mussell. There are several children of a Hugh Calder listed under the West Moine Mission Baptisms in the Durness OPR. West Moine is east of the Town of Durness, near Loch Eribol I think. The children are as follows: Isobel - 24 July 1804; Mary - 29 June 1806; Johanna - 12 May 1808; William - 12 Feb 1811; Effie - 12 May 1812. Unlike the entries for Durness proper, the mother's name is not shown, except for Effie where the mother's name is recorded as Marion macKenzie. The place of birth in each case is Badevoir, although the spelling is different in every case. It may be a hamlet or even a farm? The 'Aberach" Mackays descend from Iain Aberach, younger son of Angus Dubh the sixth Chief of MacKay, and half-brother of Neil Vass, the seventh chief. He acted as clan captain, during Neil's absence and was rewarded with the Strathnaver lands. He had numerous descendents, and Margaret Aberach MacKay might be one of them but I don't know this. If you are interested in these Mackays, you may wish to visit www.chebucto.ns.ca/Humanities/FSCNS/Scots_NS/MacKay/Strathnaver.html Ian Ontario, Canada ----- Original Message ----- From: Howard Blaxland Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 3:45 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [SUT] Calder's I was wondering if any one would have any information about a Hugh Calder born about 1770 and who married Catherine MacKenzie 18 June 1803 Durness, Catherine MacKenzie was the daughter of John MacKenzie and Isobel MacKenzie, he had at least five children before moving to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Also, would any one have any information about a James Calder who married a Margaret Abrach Mackay May 1816in Durness. James Calder father was William Calder and he served in the Reay Fencible in the Irish Rebellion of 1789. The family story goes that when he came back from the war his wife was dead and his children were either adopted by other family members or on their own. I was wondering if any one can make a connection between William Calder and Hugh Calder, as they both service in the Irish Rebellion. Or betwwen James Calder and Hugh Calder. Would like to hear from any one working on the Calder's from Sutherlandshire. Madaline ==== SCT-SUTHERLAND Mailing List ==== To check out previous messages http://archiver.rootsweb.com/SCT-SUTHERLAND-L/ ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

I was following up on Elaine's request for a search of Robert and Christina McKay when I stumbled across this. Just in case this helps someone - it was found in the Camperdown (Victoria) Chronicle. "Isabella Sutherland, daughter of Alexander Sutherland and Isabella McPherson was born near Golspie in Sutherlandshire, Scotland on 10th March 1826. She married John McKay at Lairg in 1846 with issue: Christina (1847-1925) m. Wlliam McKean 1864 Robert m. Anne Magilton (sic) Marion m. William Fuller William m. Margaret Stephenson Margaret m. George McKay John & Isabella came to the goldfields and are known to have had a store at Happy Valley near Ballarat in 1864 when Christina married. etc" John McKay Cavendish Victoria Australia

I was wondering if any one would have any information about a Hugh Calder born about 1770 and who married Catherine MacKenzie 18 June 1803 Durness, Catherine MacKenzie was the daughter of John MacKenzie and Isobel MacKenzie, he had at least five children before moving to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Also, would any one have any information about a James Calder who married a Margaret Abrach Mackay May 1816in Durness. James Calder father was William Calder and he served in the Reay Fencible in the Irish Rebellion of 1789. The family story goes that when he came back from the war his wife was dead and his children were either adopted by other family members or on their own. I was wondering if any one can make a connection between William Calder and Hugh Calder, as they both service in the Irish Rebellion. Or betwwen James Calder and Hugh Calder. Would like to hear from any one working on the Calder's from Sutherlandshire. Madaline

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Thanks again to Karen, we have this great list of Tongue Parish deaths, 1857 Recently I had super results from a query to the SUT List about my husband's Kildonan people (thanks again, Sheila!) So here's hoping again <vbg>. 1857 deaths Item 11 is Margaret McKAY, single, age 77, Clashbain, Skerray, Tongue. Fa DONALD McKAY, decd. mo JANE [no maiden name given]. Informant DONALD BANNERMAN, neighbour. Clashbain has 1 house now, but in the mid-1800s 2 houses were listed No.1 was the croft house. No 2 was occupied intermittently (probably the first house, abandoned when a better one was built). The family in No.1 Clashbain were a DONALD McKAY 1785-aft.1874 (born "Graimb-more" Farr) and his wife CHIRSTY POLSON 1801-1874 (b. "Aulter-liole" Kildonan , fa John Polson, mo Betty Bannerman). No.2 was occupied in 1851 by Margaret McKAY, laundress (born Farr). Donald McKay, Clashbain, was age 72 in 1857, and I suspect the decd. Margaret was his older sister - or even a younger aunt! But the enumerator listed her as a separate household, alas, so no relationship shown. Does anyone on the Tongue or SUT lists know more about John Polson and Betty Bannerman? Or about "Donald Bannerman, neighbour"? I only have access just now to the 1881 census on CD, there are no Bannermans in Tongue Parish by 81. Regards, Mary Edinburgh, Scotland The family in Clashbain were ----- Original Message ----- From: "ksp" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: 4 October 2002 23:49 Subject: [SUT] more 1858 deaths same format as 1st message: Janet McKay; single; Apr 13, Scullomey, Tongue; F; 78; Hector McKay, tenant, deceased; Barbara Morrison, deceased; general debility; Tongue Burial; Hector McKay, brother, John Campbell, single; Apr 17, Clasheady, Skerray; M; 29; Donald Campbell, tenant; Margaret McIntosh; pulmonary consumption, 18months; Torrisdale Burial; George Ross, relationship not noted. Merrin McKay; Par 20; Strathan, Tongue; F; 84; John McKay, deceased; Catherine McKay, deceased; general debility 2 yrs; Torrisdale Burial; Peter McKay, neighbor. George McKay, tailor, married; May 19, talmine, Melness; M; 74; George McKay, tenant, deceased; Isabella Gordon; unknown; Ferry House; Donald McKay, son. Donald McKay; June 1 Skinnid, Melness; M; 4; Alexander McKay, tenant; Johan McKay; died very suddenly; Ferry House; Alexander McKay, father. Ketty McKay, married; Jun 10, Skinnid, Melness; F; 72; John Gordon, fisherman, deceased; Isabella McKay, deceased; general debility; Ferry House; Angus McKay, son-in-law. Johan McKay, Jun 15, Sculomey; F; 16; George McKay, tenant; Barbara McKay; fever 16 days; Tongue Burial; George McKay, father. Donald Munro, tenant, married; June 29, Skinnid, Melness; M; 79; John Munro, deceased; Jane McKay; general dibility; Ferry House; Jane Munro, daughter. Mary Matheson; Aug 22, Rhitongue; F; 77; Robert Matheson, tenant, deceased; mother not listed; general debility, 1 year; Tongue Burial; Peter Clark, nephew. Euphemia McKay; Sep 1; Daluafree, Melness; F; 7; Hugh McKay, joiner; Ann Campbell; congestion of the brain 7 days; Ferry House; George Sutherland, neighbor. Mary Gunn, widow; Aug 31; Skinnid, Melness; F; 35; Hugh Gunn, tenant; mary McLeod, deceased; vomiting of blood arising from disease of liver 2 yrs; Ferry House, Hugh Gunn, father. John McKay, Jul 22 [this was noted by registrar as being out of sequence], Clashlevan, Skerray; M; 19; James McKay, tenant, deceased; Johan McKay, deceased; consumption 1 yr; Torrisdale Burial; Donald McKay, brother. George McKay, widower; Sep 10; Scullomey, Tongue; M; 85y; Hector McKay, deceased; Grace [maiden name not noted]; general debility; Tongue Burial; Angus McKay, son-in-law. Janet Matheson, married; Sep 27, Coldbacky; F; 84; John McKay, deceased; Catherine McKay; unknown; Tongue Burial; George Matheson, son. Mary McKay, widow, Sep 26, Island Roan; F; 88; Donald Capmbell, deceased; Margaret [no maiden name], deceased; general debility; Torrisdale Burial; WIlliam McKay, son. Christina McLeod, widow; Nov 3, Strathan, Skerray; F; 65; George McKay, tenant, deceased; Henrietta McKay; unknown, Torrisdale Burial; Eric McKay, brother. Hugh McKay, Nov 6, Ribigill; M; 70; John McKay, deceased; Jane McKay; died very suddenly; Torrisdale Burial; Henny MacKay, grand daughter. John McKenzie, widowere; Dec 1; Island Roan; M; 87; Neil McKenzie, deceased; Marion Campbell; general debility; Torrisdale Burial; Donald McKenzie, son. Alexander Munro; Nov 22; Ferry House; M; 20 days; Robert Munro, ferry man; Janet McKay; unknown; Ferry House Burial; Robert Munro, father. Bell Sinclair [after Belle was written Fatuous]; Dec 12; Skinnid, Melness; F; 13; Alexander Sinclair, deceased; Lesay Munro; unknown; Ferry House Burial; Lesay Munro, mother. Robert Campbell, fisherman, single; Dec 15; Tubeg, Skerray; M; 25; Donald Campbell, tenant, deceased; Johan McKay; consumption 2 1/2 yrs; Torrisdale Burial; Roderick McLeod, brother-in-law. Christina Matheson, Dec 21, Coldbacky; F; 12 months; George Matheson, labourer; Janet Clark; unknown; Tongue Burial; George Mathieson, father. end of 1858. I should be getting 1856 and 1857 soon. Karen Kahaluu, Oahu, Hawaii ==== SCT-SUTHERLAND Mailing List ==== Our Member's Interest's site http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~suthlist/index.htm ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

***************************************************************************** This email and any files transmitted with it are intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. ***************************************************************************** Possibly not entirely irrelevant: Louisa is presumably named after Louisa daughter of Colin Campbell of Glenure (the Red Fox in R L Stevenson's Kidnapped) and his wife Janet Mackay of the Bighouse family. Glenure also had several illegitimate daughters. Louisa succeeded to the estate of Bighouse on the north coast and is generally known as Mrs Mackay of Bighouse. One of her daughters married Gabriel Reid, a Northumberland sheepfarmer on the Armadale estate in the 1790s who later moved to Gordonbush. Ellerington was a Reid family name. Malcolm Dundee, Scotland -----Original Message----- From: Ian McLean [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 02 October 2002 06:05 To: [email protected] Subject: [SUT] Re: Sutherland mailing list. Hi, Please Christine, don't even consider the question 'Do you still wish there to be a Sutherland mailing list'? I know the list goes quiet every so often but if only other lists were as helpful and friendly as yours. Oh that I had more relatives that lived in Sutherland. Reposting my family interests Hugh Campbell married Louisa Munro in 1822 at Clyne. I can't find Hugh Campbell's birth or death but he and his wife are buried at Clyne Kirkton. Receiving a photo of their headstone was very much appreciated. Louisa Munro was born 1791 at Reay, daughter of William Munro and Ann Campbell. Any one know of this family ? Hugh and Louisa had 5 children all born at Gordonbush. Anne b. 1823, married Alexander Chisholm and went to Australia. Ellerington, b.1825, married Marion Sutherland and remained in Brora and had family. William Munro b.1829 died age 9 years Lexi b.1830 no record of her after 1861 census Hugh b. 1833 went to New Zealand Robert b. 1837 married Margaret McKenzie in 1865 and then went to Australia. Thanks, Ian

Peter, There was a book that someone one found some information for me. I never did find out the title or author. However it was about the residents of Montreal and when they came and from where. I would assume it was around 1835. Do you or anyone on the list know of this book? My subjects are Alex Mackenzie and Barbara Grant. Rick McKenzie Melucci Leesburg, Florida ===== sundancer

Karen , a big thank you for giving of your time to help others on the list. I always have the best intentions and think "I must get around to transcribing A or B document etc.." but never seem to make the time. Laziness. I read your entries with great interest (and hope) and I am sure that many others do the same! Peter Grant London -----Original Message----- From: ksp [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: 09 October 2002 03:45 To: [email protected] Subject: [SUT] 1857 Deaths Tongue; and one 1856 same format as 1856 deaths from yesterday Angus SUTHERLAND, single; Dec 13 1856 at Strath Melness; M; 24; Donald SUTHERLAND, farmer; mother nor recorded; consumption 2 yrs; Ferry House Burial; Donald SUTHERLAND, father. 1867 deaths Robert McKAY, joiner, single; Jan 9 at Blan?; M; 23; Robert McKAY, joiner; Johan McLEOD; typhus fever, 5 weeks; Tongue Burial; Robert McKAY, father. Hugh NICOL, tenant, widower; Jan 10 at Dalcharn; M; 88; William NICOL, tenant, deceased; no mother listed; general dibility; Tongue Burial; William REID, son-in-law. Jamemma McKay ROSS, single; Feb 18 at Kirkiboll; F; 9 months; John ROSS, farmer; Euphemia McKAY; inflamation of the lungs 8 days; Tongue Burial; Robert McKAY, uncle. Ann McKAY, single; Mar 5; Skinnid, Melness; F; 95; Donald McKAY, farmer, deceased; Janet McKAY; unknown; Ferry House Burial; Janet McLEOD, neighbor. Donald McKAY, married; Mar 16 at Slettal; M; 60; William McKAY, deceased; Janet [maiden name not stated]; Aneurism of the abdominal aorta, 9 months; Torrisdale Burial; Hector McKAY, brother. Christina McKAY, single; Mar 23 at Ribigill; F; 75; George McKAY, deceased; Janet McKAY, deceased; general dibility; Kinloch[k] Burial; Georgina McKAY, niece. Janet McLEOD, single; Apr 2; Strath, Melness; F; 64; Donald McLEOD, deceased; Ann [no maiden name provided]; a fall; Ferry House Burial; Hugh McLEOD, brother. Janet McKAY, married; Apr 10 at Coldbacky; F; 84; Neil Matheson, deceased; Catherine [no maiden name provided], deceased; general dibility; Tongue Burial; Alexander McKAY, neighbor. Grace Ross McLEOD, single; Apr 3; Kirkiboll; F; 3 months; William McLEOD, merchant; Ann Gordon McKAY; tabes mesentenea?, 3 weeks; Tongue Burial; William McLEOD, father. Margaret McKAY, single; Apr 16, Clashbain, Skerray; F; 77; Donald McKay, deceased; Jane [no maiden name provided]; general dibility; Torrisdale Burial; Donald Bannerman, neighbor. Hugh GUNN, married; Apr 10, Strathen, Melness; M; 74; Angus GUNN, deceased; Ann McKAY, deceased; general dibility; Ferry House Burial; Adam Stewart, nephew. Angus McKENZIE; Apr 18; Tubeg, Skerray; M; 19 months; John McKENZIE, tailor; Alexandrina GUNN; tabel mesonterica?, 3 weeks; Torrisdale Burial; John McKENZIE, father. Ann McDONALD, married; Apr 27, Skinnid, Melness; F; 85; Alexander McDONALD, deceased; Marrion [no maiden name provided], deceased; general dibility 1 yr; Ferry House Burial; Dougld GOW, son. Hugh McKAY, single; May 19 at Tongue Ferry; M; 22; Hugh McKAY, labourer; Christina MURRAY; drowned; Tongue Burial; Angus MURRAY, uncle. Andrew MUNRO, tailor, single; May 14; Skinnid, Melness; M; 80; John MUNRO, deceased; no mother listed; General dibility; Ferry House Burial; Alexander McKAY, neighbor. Catherine McKAY, married; May 25, Skinnid, Melness; F; 60; George McKAY, deceased; Isabella McKAY; general dibility; Ferry House Burial; WIlliam McKAY, nephew. Christina McKAY, married; Jun 18 at Braetongue; F; 35; Charles MANSON, farmer, deceased; Barbara MCKAY; lumber abscess rising from scrofulous affection of spine, 3 yrs; Tongue Burial; John McKAY, husband. Donald McKAY, widower; Apr 19 at Melness; M; 82; Jon McKAY, deceased; Marren McKAY, deceased; general dibility; Ferry House Burial; Donald MacKAY [no relationship provided]. Henny McDONALD, widow, pauper; Jul 13, TUbeg, Skerray; F; 74; no parents listed; general dibility; Ferry House Burial; John H. McKENSIE, inspector of the poor. George Gow McKAY, widower; Aug 27 at Dalcharn; M; 69; John McKAY, ground officer, deceased; Barbara McLEOD, deceased; enteritis, 14 days; Tongue Burial; John McKAY, son. Dorothy McKENZIE, pauper; Sep 18 at Deanside; F; 50; Donald McKENZIE, deceased; Catherine McKAY; unknown; Tongue Burial; Eric McKENZIE, brother. William SUTHERLAND, Sep 17, Braetongue, M; 7 days; John SUTHERLAND; Donaldina McKAY; unknown, TOngue Burial; Charles McKAY, grandfather. Alexander McKAY; Nov 7, Braetongue; M; 14; John McKAY, mason; Christina McKAY; dropsy, 60 days; Tongue Burial; John McKAY, father. Hugh McKAY, Nov 21 at Tubeg, Skerray; M; 20; John McKAY, boat carpenter; Mary CAMPBELL; Phthysis pulmonalis ?, 18 months; Torrisdale Burial; John MacKAY, father. Ann McKAY, married; Nov 29, Strathen, Skerray, F; 63; George McKAY, tenant, deceased; Christina McKAY, deceased; unknown; Torrisdale Burial; unreadable, neighbor. Robert McKENZIE; Nov 29 at Braetongue; M; 5 months; George McKENZIE, merchant; Merran McKAY; unknown, Tongue Burial; George McKENZIE, father. John MUNRO, married; Dec 8, Strath, Melness; M; 44; Angus MUNRO, weaver; Margaret MUNRO; Hepatitus, 6 wks; Ferry House Burial; Hugh McLEOD, father-in-law. Hope these help someone. Karen Kahaluu, Oahu, Hawaii