Jan Crane - Couldn't remember what list we had connected on so I've posted to a couple to your attention. My response regarding the subject keeps bouncing back. Message says your server is timing out. Is your email box full by any chance? Get back in touch when you can and I'll send you what I have. ALEXANDER and GAMMIE are incidental to my search belonging to another branch of the family. LEDINGHAM and REID are mine. Very little has been verified by me but the researchers I received the information from are trusted sources. Barbara Sleeper Barbara Sleeper

I remember Tom Ledingham's Bakery in Nelson, British Columbia. I can put you in touch with his son-in-law here in Victoria, if you wish. Blake Allan ----- Original Message ----- From: <BjSleeper@cs.com> To: <WGW-SURNAMES-SCOTLAND-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2001 5:54 PM Subject: ALEXANDER, REID, LEDINGHAM, GAMMIE > Jan Crane - > > Couldn't remember what list we had connected on so I've posted to a couple to > your attention. My response regarding the subject keeps bouncing back. > Message says your server is timing out. Is your email box full by any > chance? Get back in touch when you can and I'll send you what I have. > ALEXANDER and GAMMIE are incidental to my search belonging to another branch > of the family. LEDINGHAM and REID are mine. Very little has been verified > by me but the researchers I received the information from are trusted sources. > > Barbara Sleeper > > Barbara Sleeper > >

Simply Hi: At 10:57 PM 5/11/01 +1000, you wrote: >the following surnames are generally considered to be "septs" of the McLean >(various spellings) clan: >PATTEN, PEDEN, RANKEN, RANKIN, RANKINE, RANKING. It's interesting to note that there are both PEDEN and RANKINE connections to the LAPSLEY surname. Hiram PED(A/E)N married Martha LAPSLEY ca May 1828 in PA(?). Robert LAPSLEY married Fanny (Frances ?) RANKINE ca 1830 in Scotland. There is a branch of LAPSLEY living in New Zealand who are direct descendants of this union. Would be interested in learning more about the connections to the McLean clan. Thank you. Have a great day and a better tomorrow. -- See Ya' -- Clyde "Clyde Lapsley"<CLapsley@worldnet.att.net>

Hi Genealogists Following my invitation to McLean Clan and "septs" of the McLean clan to utilise the McLean Surname Bulletin Board at http://pluto.beseen.com/boardroom/j/53725 for discussion purposes, I have been requested to define the term "sept" The "Collins English Dictionary" describes septs as:- "a clan or group that believes itself to be descended from a common ancestor". Therefore, according to the "Clan McLean Association of Australia Inc." the following surnames are generally considered to be "septs" of the McLean (various spellings) clan: BEATH, BEATON, BETHUNE, BETON, BLACK, CLANACHAN, GARVIE, GILLAN, GILLEAN, GILLIAN, GILLON, GILSEAN, LEAN, MACBETH, MACBEATH, MACBHEATH, MCCORMICH, MCFADDEN, MACFADYEN, MACFADZEAN, MACFERGAN, MACGILVRA, MACGILLVRAY, MACILDUY, MACILVERA, MACILVORA, MACILVORAY, MACLERGAIN, MACPHADDEN, MACRAING, MACRANKIN, MACVEAGH, MACVEY, PATON, PATTEN, PEDEN, RANKEN, RANKIN, RANKINE, RANKING. I have entered this information on the McLean Surname Bulletin Board (listed above) if you are aware of any errors or omissions I would appreciate comments via the Bulletin Board listed in this e-mail. Thank you for your input Regards Doug McLean Australia

Elspet Rennie married George Arthur (a Farmer). They are my 4G grandparents, and I have no further details on them at this stage. If you have these people in your family tree, I would be interested in hearing from you. Cheers - Ian Coles. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

<A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/Chattan/chattan.html">Clan Chattan</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/Davidson/davidson.html">Clan Davidson </A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/Farquharson/farquharson.html"> Clan Farquharson</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/Gow/gow.html"> Clan Gow/MacGowan</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/MacBean/macbean.html">Clan MacBean</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/MacDuff/macduff.html">Clan MacDuff</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/MacGillivray/macgillivray.html">Clan MacGillivray</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/MacDonald/isles.html"> Clan MacGowan~Clan MacDonald of the Isles</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/MacIntyre/macintyre.html">Clan~MacIntyre </A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/MacKintosh/mackintosh.html">Clan MacKintosh</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/MacLean/maclean.html"> Clan~MacLean</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/MacKay/mackay.html"> Clan MacPhail~Clan MacKay</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/Cameron/cameron.html">Clan MacPhail~ Clan Cameron</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/MacPherson/macpherson.html">Clan MacPherson </A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/MacThomas/macthomas.html">Clan MacThomas</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/MacQueen/macqueen.html"> Clan MacQueen</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/Shaw/shaw.html"> Clan~Shaw</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/Smith/smith.html">Clan Smith</A> <A HREF="http://www.tartans.com/clans/MacFarlane/macfarln.htm"> Clan Smith~Clan MacFarlane</A> ~J.McComb-S.California-Researching Clan MacKintosh and Clan Chattan~Clan MacThomas Society of Scotland~

Hello Joan Sorry I do not think there is any connection to my search with your family. All of the family stayed in Scotland except one sister on my mother's side who immigrated to the USA. You seem to be doing better with your search then me lol regards Ann

Here are some Marriages ~"KEY: GU = Glen Urquhart; [M] Married ; {W} witnesses All marriage were performed by Angus Macrae, Minister; - (unless noted)" Date Name of Male Profession Place of Residence [M] Name of Female Residence Where {W}Names of Witnesses <A HREF="http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/bryanfkeddy/marriages.html">Glen Urquhart Marriage Register</A> <-Aol Users http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/bryanfkeddy/marriages.html Examples: 14/09/1866 Malcolm Fraser - Farmer Kiltarlity [M] Margaret McLean Glen Urquhart at "GU, Balbeg" 07/12/1866 John McCallum Labourer Kilmorack [M] Mary Grant GU at "GU, Milton" 21/12/1866 John McFie Merchant "GU, Milton" [M] Ann Kennedy GU at "GU, Coilty side" 08/03/1867 John McDonald Farmer "GU, Balbeg" [M] Ann Fraser GU at "GU, Balnaglaic" 03/05/1867 Donald Tulloch Labourer "GU, Kirkhill" [M] Christy McDonald GU at "GU, Mill of Tore" 06/06/1867 Donald MacKenzie Farmer "GU, Achtemarrach?" [M] Eliza McMillan GU at "GU, Achnababan" 21/06/1867 Alexander McDonald Labourer Glenmoriston [M] Jane McLean GU at "GU, Drumnadrochit" 26/07/1867 Hugh McDonald Farmer "GU, Gartalie" [M] Catherine Fraser GU at "GU, Gartalie" 10/12/1867 John Amos Farmer "Gairloch, Sheildaig" [M] Mary McDonald GU at "GU, Kerrowgear" 26/12/1867 John Shaw Shepherd "Kiltarlity, Cudrach" [M] Catherine McIntosh GU at "Kiltarlity, Buntait" 31/12/1867 Donald McLean Farmer "GU, Upperton" [M] Janet McMillan GU at "GU, Strathnacro" 16/01/1868 Alexander MacKenzie Shoemaker "GU, Achtemarrach" [M] Ann McDonald GU at "GU, Drumnadrochit" 20/02/1868 Donald Fraser Farmer "GU, Garbeg" [M] Catherine Fraser GU at "GU, Balnain" 12/06/1868 Peter Grant Labourer "GU, Badcaul" [M] Mary McMillan GU at "GU, Balmacaan" 08/09/1868 Donald Grant Labourer Kiltarlity [M] Mary McPherson GU at Kiltarlity 30/12/1868 James Johnstone Labourer Petty [M] Margaret Ross GU at "GU, Balnain" 30/12/1868 Malcom McLaren Labourer Stratherrick [M] Mary McDonald GU at "GU, Milton" 21/01/1869 Alexander McMillan Labourer Achanababan [M] Mary Fraser GU at "GU, Rhichraggan" 29/01/1869 John McDougall Tenant Upper Bunloit [M] Isabella McDonald GU "GU, Upper Bunloit" 29/01/1869 Alexander Cameron Labourer Balmacaan [M] Janet McIntosh GU at "GU, Balmacaan" 01/06/1869 Duncan Fraser Tenant "Dibaig, Gairloch" [M] Catherine McDonald Applecross at "Dibaig, Gairloch" 25/06/1869 Donald McIntosh Gamekeeper Lochrosque [M] Rebecca Thomson "Conon, Ross-shire" at Conon 31/12/1869 John McDonald Farm Servant "Leick, Fort Augustus" [M] Janet Fraser Fort Augustus at Leick 21/01/1870 Alexander Munro Labourer Inverness [M]Helen Grant GU at "Strone, GU" 20/01/1870 William MacKenzie Mason Achtemarach [M] Margaret Chisholm GU at Upper Bunloit 16/12/1870 James Campbell "Grieve, Borlum" GU [M] Mary McDougall GU at Borlum Bridge 23/12/1870 Donald McDonald Shoemaker "Lenie, GU" [M] Catherine McIntosh GU at Upper Bunloit 23/12/1870 Donald Fraser Tenant Upper Gartalie [M] Ann McMillan GU at Gartalie 29/12/1870 John Urquhart Labourer Bunloit [M] Mary McLennan GU at Lenie 19/01/1871 Donald McIntosh Farmer Upper Bunloit [M] Margaret McDonald GU at Upper Bunloit 09/02/1871 William Cumming Mason Balnaglaic [M] Margaret McLean GU at Upperton 24/02/1871 James MacKenzie Labourer "Fearn, Ross-shire" [M] Alexandrina Grant GU at Achnasheen? 18/05/1871 John Fraser Labourer Upper Drumbuie [M] Margaret Cumming GU at Achtuie 26/05/1871 David MacKay Labourer Foderty [M] Ann McLean GU at GU 17/08/1871 Ewen Kennedy Shepherd Kilmonivaig [M] Betsy Fraser GU at GU 01/09/1871 James Gordon Smith GU [M] Eliza McDonald GU at "GU, Balbeg" (Marr. by Rev. Donald MacDonald) 07/12/1871 Alexander McDonald Labourer Kiltarlity [M] Christina Fouler GU at "GU, Balnain" 14/12/1871 John McIntosh Farmer GU [M] Janet Fraser GU at "GU, Lenie" ............. ~J.McComb-S.California-Researching Clan MacKintosh and Clan Chattan~Clan MacThomas Society of Scotland~

Here are some Baptisms ! (KEY: MR= Marriage Records ; MS= Maiden Surname; KSA= Kirk Session Appearance; GU= Glen Urquhart; FA = Fort Augustus; AM = Angus MacRae NOTES: Some Dates of Birth are given as e.g. 1/1/86 - but no day or month was given in register- original programme would not accept '?' or '0' so first day of month or year are given - notes on right state when this is the case .No Name of Child Father Mother Father's Occ. Born Place Baptised Min. Notes Other Refs) . <A HREF="http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/bryanfkeddy/baptisms.html">glenbaptisms </A> <-Aol Users http://www3.ns.sympatico.ca/bryanfkeddy/baptisms.html (Examples:) 1 Catherine Fraser F Hugh Fraser Ann Fraser Farmer 06/05/1866 "GU, Upper Gartalie" 23/09/1866 AM 2 Marjory MacDonald F Kenneth MacDonald Mary MacMillan Labourer 15/01/1866 "GU, Balnain" 30/09/1866 AM 3 Alexander Fraser M Alexander Fraser Margaret Labourer 09/06/1866 "GU, Drumnadrochit" 01/10/1866 AM 4 Ann McIntosh F Duncan McIntosh Elizabeth McMillan Labourer 12/06/1866 "GU, 'Castle' Strone" 10/10/1866 AM 5 Catherine Cumming F Duncan Cumming Margaret Labourer 12/07/1866 "GU, Balnacraig" 10/10/1866 AM 6 James Fraser M James Fraser Rebekah* Farmer 23/09/1866 "GU, Lakefield" 23/10/1866 AM Sp.'Rebecca' in later records 7 John Ross M John Ross Joiner "GU, Lewiston" 26/10/1866 AM Details missing 8 Alexander MacMillan M John MacMillan Catherine Labourer 03/02/1866 "GU, Strathnacro" 27/10/1866 AM 9 May McIntosh F Andrew McIntosh Isabella Urquhart Labourer "GU, Bunloit" 29/10/1866 AM Details missing 10 Alexander McMillan M Dougald McMillan Ann Farmer "GU, Grantown" 05/11/1866 AM Details missing 11 Margaret McDonald F Donald McDonald Marjory McDonald Labourer 27/11/1865 GU 16/11/1866 AM KSA 12 Margaret Anderson F George Anderson Ann Smith 09/11/1866 "GU, Marchfield" 18/11/1866 AM 13 Duncan Cumming M Alexander Cumming Helen Labourer 08/08/1866 "GU, Milton" 21/11/1866 AM 14 Donald McDougall M Alexander McDougall Ann McDonald Farmer 26/10/1866 "GU, Lenie" 22/11/1866 AM 15 Margaret McDougall F Alexander McDougall Mary Black Farmer 09/06/1864 "GU, Lenie" 22/11/1866 AM ............................... ~J.McComb-S.California-Researching Clan MacKintosh and Clan Chattan~Clan MacThomas Society of Scotland~

Hello, I'd like to share the clues I have concerning my CRUMBIE (possibly originally ABERCROMBIE??) family. I don't know where in Scotland they originated. James was born in Scotland c1733/34 (from age at death.) He and his brother Robert (year of birth unknown) emigrated to Pennsylvania, USA c1770 where they later married. Brother William and "several other brothers" apparently stayed in Scotland. One (unnamed) sister married in Scotland about 1770 and then emigrated with her husband to Nova Scotia, Canada. I've tried the IGI but can't find all the names in one place at about the right time. If you might be linked with this family, I'd be very glad to hear from you. Thanks! Joan mccarron@ns.sympatico.ca Nova Scotia, Canada

Hi My name is Doug McLean from Australia - within my "Clan McLean Connections" webpage at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Canyon/6387 I have set up several interactive pages relating to the McLean (various spellings) and related septs. One page relates to "Missing McLeans" where I have listed 124 McLeans who are seeking assistance with a "brickwall" - you may be able to assist these researchers or contribute your own request for inclusion and I invite you to do so. This list can be found at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Canyon/6387/unconnected.html Another page is set up as a Bulletin Board and can be entered via my home page. This is a new Bulletin Board to which I invite contributions. Yours in genealogical research Doug McLean Australia If you are seeking a RingSite (WebRing) try the Genealogical Research SiteRing at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Canyon/6387

Would the person that gave a suggestion as to where to look up the DUNMIRE surname please contact me again? My computer was malfunctioning at the time and I didn't get the name or address. Thank you Ann agatha1@flash.net

Joan. Thought you might like to know, according to the Oxford "Dictionary of Surnames" [ISBN 0-19-211592-8] by Hanks and Hodges; Crombie and variants come from the former county of Aberdeen and Abercrombie comes from a place in the county of Fife, John >From: mccarron@ns.sympatico.ca (Joan McCarron) >Reply-To: WGW-SURNAMES-SCOTLAND-L@rootsweb.com >To: WGW-SURNAMES-SCOTLAND-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Sc. immigrants to US - Lookup request >Date: Sun, 6 May 2001 16:22:40 -0300 > >Hello All, > >Would anyone have information on CD or similar to do a >search for a SC > US immigration record for two brothers? > >The surname is now spelled CRUMBIE. I suppose it may be >found as CRUMBY, CROMBIE and family tradition has it as >possibly ABERCRUMBIE at some point. > >They were James and Robert who emigrated to Philadelphia, PA >c1770. I don't yet know which area of Scotland they may >have come from. > >If you're able to help in any way, that would certainly be >appreciated. Thank you very much! > >Joan >Nova Scotia, Canada > > > _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Hi, Saw this post on Jane Alexander . I have a Jane Alexander in my line that was married to a Charles Sturrock. She isn't on the 1881 census records and I thought she may have died,now I am wondering if maybe yours could possibly be the same. The only thing I have on her is the names of the children. Do you know if the one you have was married previous? Have a nice day! Louise USA BjSleeper@cs.com wrote: > Hi Jan - > > Among others, I have Jane ALEXANDER married to Alexander BURR in 1882, > Christina GAMMIE married to another Alexander BURR in 1870, James REID > married to Jane BURR in 1838, and Jane Smith LEDINGHAM married to Alexander > Reith BLACK in 1889. All of these are in Aberdeenshire. > > If there's a chance of a connection, please let me know. > > Barbara Sleeper

Hello All, Would anyone have information on CD or similar to do a search for a SC > US immigration record for two brothers? The surname is now spelled CRUMBIE. I suppose it may be found as CRUMBY, CROMBIE and family tradition has it as possibly ABERCRUMBIE at some point. They were James and Robert who emigrated to Philadelphia, PA c1770. I don't yet know which area of Scotland they may have come from. If you're able to help in any way, that would certainly be appreciated. Thank you very much! Joan Nova Scotia, Canada

Hi Jan - Among others, I have Jane ALEXANDER married to Alexander BURR in 1882, Christina GAMMIE married to another Alexander BURR in 1870, James REID married to Jane BURR in 1838, and Jane Smith LEDINGHAM married to Alexander Reith BLACK in 1889. All of these are in Aberdeenshire. If there's a chance of a connection, please let me know. Barbara Sleeper

Hi to all Listers, For the past 10 days my computer has been out of action, but, now the problem (I hope) has been solved. Surnames I am researching are:- ALEXANDER, Aberdeen, Australia BEMI, London, Australia BURT, London CHISHOLM, Scotland, Australia CORMACK, Aberdeen, Australia CRANE, London,Australia CUSHWAY, Bethnal Green FULLER, London GAMMIE, Aberdeen HALL, Aberdeen, Australia JONES, England LEDINGHAM, Aberdeen LIVINGSTONE, Renfrewshire, Australia McDONALD/MacDONALD, Scotland McLEAN/MacLEAN, Scotland MORRISON, Renfrewshire PECHOTSCH, Austria,Australia PETRIE, Scotland REID, Aberdeen ROBERTSON, Renfrewshire ROSE, Scotland STEWART, Renfrewshire, Australia TANNER, Ireland, Australia TULLOCH, Inverness, Australia Kind Regards, Jan Crane

Hi All: At 03:07 PM 5/5/01 -0700, you wrote: >I have different information as to 'place' of birth for my g-grandmother >(DEC 1841) and believe that one is town or village name and one is parish. >I think I should give a town name as place (and cite the other in my notes). >I do not know what the differences are. Also, I am confused as to the >dates given. What was New Monkland prior to 1855, in terms of being a parish? As a general rule of thumb the Scottish parishes were (and may still be) church subdivisions and generally found within a city or town. Sometimes a given parish may have existed outside of any town, in which case it would be listed in the shire. A Shire is the English equivalent to our county. As far as the dates go, can't be sure but suspect they were the month and year followed possibly by the day such as: 651/1 might be read as 1 Jun 1851 or it could be 6 Jan 1851. If anyone else out there has a better understanding of the dates, please advise. Hope this proves helpful. Have a great day and a better tomorrow. -- See Ya' -- Clyde "Clyde Lapsley"<CLapsley@worldnet.att.net>

I have different information as to 'place' of birth for my g-grandmother (DEC 1841) and believe that one is town or village name and one is parish. I think I should give a town name as place (and cite the other in my notes). New Monkland, Lanark (per 1851 Census Index) Rawyards, Lanark (per 1881 Census) At Genuki, I find both locations, but New Monkland also is found in the parish search, while Rawyards is not. For parishes, I also find: 651 New Monkland 1895-1955 651/1 New Monkland, Burgh of Airdrie, 1855-1894 651/2 New Monkland, Landward, 1855-1894 I do not know what the differences are. Also, I am confused as to the dates given. What was New Monkland prior to 1855, in terms of being a parish? Any help or comments appreciated. --Noelle, in Ohio, USA ******************************************************** Noelle Van Pulis (aka Mrs. E. Garrison Walters) Columbus, Ohio 43221 vanpulis.1@osu.edu SURNAMES: NJ and/or NY; some also in PA: Eckhar(d)t, Garrigus/Garrigues, Garrison, Hoffert, Huyler/Hiler, Keller, Mase/Maize, Masters, Merritt, Pennington, Post, Pulis/Pulisvelt, Renner, Rolle, Rosenberg(er), Storr/Stur(r), VanClief/VanCleef/VanCleave, Vreeland, Walters, Welch/Welsh, Witte INDIANA: Meyer, Schrader, Steele, Vaughan CANADA: Foote, Gordon, Kaiser, Prentiss ENGLAND: Masters, Pennington SCOTLAND: Cameron, Forbes, Gordon, Hood, McDougal(l), Shields WALES: Colley, Williams

Yes,I have just tried it,and you are right,so now I have a marriage date.Thank you so much for your kindness.Appreciatively, Marie ----- Original Message ----- From: <vardy.wands@sympatico.ca> To: <WGW-SURNAMES-SCOTLAND-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 4:55 PM Subject: Re: Glass > Hi Marie: > > Perhaps you already know this. The following entry of a marriage of a couple > with the name you noted about the right time is as follows from the LDS IGI web > site which you can find at: > > http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_I GI.asp > > Alexander GLASS > > Sex: > M > > > Marriage(s): > > Spouse: > Mary MURDOCH > Marriage: > 16 Mar 1848 > Bellie, Moray, Scotland > > > Source Information: > > > Batch number: > > Dates > > Source Call No. > > Type > > Printout Call No. > > Type > M111264 > 1820-1854 > 0990987 > Film > 6902633 > Film > > A 'parent search' shows these 10 children entries: > > > You searched for: > British Isles > Father: Alexander Glass, Mother: Mary > Murdoch > Exact Spelling: Off > [refine search] > Prepare selected records for > download > > Results: > International Genealogical Index/British > Isles (10 matches) > Select records to download - (50 maximum) > > > > 1. Jane GLASS - International Genealogical Index > Gender: F Birth: 1 May 1849 Bellie, Moray, Scotland > > 2. William GLASS - International Genealogical Index > Gender: M Birth: 10 Jul 1850 Bellie, Moray, Scotland > > 3. Mary GLASS - International Genealogical Index > Gender: F Birth: 21 Sep 1852 Bellie, Moray, Scotland > > 4. Margaret GLASS - International Genealogical Index > Gender: F Birth: 16 May 1855 Bellie, Moray, Scotland > > 5. John GLASS - International Genealogical Index > Gender: M Birth: 14 Jul 1857 Bellie, Moray, Scotland > > 6. James GLASS - International Genealogical Index > Gender: M Birth: 16 Oct 1859 Bellie, Moray, Scotland > > 7. Anne GLASS - International Genealogical Index > Gender: F Birth: 4 Jul 1861 Bellie, Moray, Scotland > > 8. Alexander GLASS - International Genealogical Index > Gender: M Birth: 28 Jun 1863 Bellie, Moray, Scotland > > 9. Elizabeth GLASS - International Genealogical Index > Gender: F Birth: 4 May 1865 Bellie, Moray, Scotland > > 10. Jessie GLASS - International Genealogical Index > Gender: F Birth: 15 Jun 1869 Bellie, Moray, Scotland > > These entries show specific birth dates; and your list does not mention Jessie, > the 10th listing above. > > I have an 1855 Scottish birth record for a relative and the amount of detail is > quite extensive. Other years apparently do not give as much, so if you had to > choose which one to spend your money on, that would be the best. Of course you > can look at the microfilms quite cheaply at your local Family History Centre. > > If you could find the death records of your couple, you might find additional > information that would help trace their parents. > > Good luck tracing your family. > > Allan Wands > Toronto, Canada > > > Marie Fromont wrote: > > > Trying again for anyone also researching the above family. > > Alexander Glass,b abt 1824 Knockando,Moray,Scotland,wife:-Mary Murdoch,b abt > > 1826 in America(?place) > > Children Jane,b1849 William,b 1850 (married Mary Cameron) Mary,b 1852 > > Margaret,b abt 1856 John,b abt 1858 > > James.b abt 1860 Ann,b abt 1862 Alexander b abt 1864 Elizabeth b abt > > 1866. All these children were born Moyayshire,Scotland Thank you, Marie > > from New Zealand. >