Hi! I am a new member to the list, I am hoping there is SKS able to help with this query. James McDougall born c. 1845 Glasgow married 10 August 1881. Inverary. Scotland to Henrietta Elizabeth Jane Harrison born 23 December Isle of Man. They arrived South Africa sometime before 21 September 1882 when their son James Augustus Thyne McDougall was born, in East London South Africa. Chr. 14 Nov. 1882 at Home, East London. (there was a small newspaper clipping) James b1845 died in South Africa, because Henrietta and son came to Australia where Henrietta remarried. The two questions that need answers are. What ship and when did they arrive in South Africa. What happened to James McDougall (when and how did he die) Brenda Melbourne
Hi Brenda, My ggrandfather was Daniel,* 1825-35 Dougall. As far as I know he was from Fort William in Scotland. (Actually I traced the family to Balahulish or some such place when I was there many years ago). Is there any possibility of a link? Regards Val de Kock ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda Waters" <btwaters@alphalink.com.au> To: <SOUTH-AFRICA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 12, 2015 2:39 AM Subject: [ZA] James McDougall > Hi! I am a new member to the list, I am hoping there is SKS able to help > with this query. > James McDougall born c. 1845 Glasgow married 10 August 1881. Inverary. > Scotland > to Henrietta Elizabeth Jane Harrison born 23 December Isle of Man. > They arrived South Africa sometime before 21 September 1882 when their > son James Augustus Thyne McDougall was born, in East London South > Africa. Chr. 14 Nov. 1882 at Home, East London. (there was a small > newspaper clipping) > James b1845 died in South Africa, because Henrietta and son came to > Australia where Henrietta remarried. > The two questions that need answers are. > What ship and when did they arrive in South Africa. > What happened to James McDougall (when and how did he die) > > Brenda > Melbourne > > > ==== SOUTH-AFRICA Mailing List ==== > **************************************************** > This list is for the discussion of genealogy and any > related subject, as it applies to South and Southern > Africa. Please do participate. >