In message <3ADCEF2C.7D1FBB6B@tima.com>, Louise & Jerry <ljmeadow@tima.com> writes >Hi Listers, >I am researching the surname STURROCK of Forfar (Angus County) Scotland. >I wish to know if anyone may be able to help me? >My grgrandparents WILLIAM STURROCK b. 24 Nov. 1856, son of CHARLES >STURROCK and JANE ALEXANDER, m. CHRISTINA WALKLER b. 7 July 1857, dau. >of DAVID WALKER and ANN MILLER (MILLAR) >I know they had at least two sons born in Scotland: CHARLES b. 1880 and >William b. 1881 before they came to USA. They lived in Forfar. Is that >located in the highlands or lowlands of Scotland? >Any help will be appreciated. >Thanks! >Louise in Indiana Hi Louise, There are still STURROCKS in the Forfar area. I know of a craft shop in Letham, Angus (abt 7 miles outside of Forfar) owned by the STURROCK family. Don't know the exact address, but I guess: The STURROCK Family, The Craft Shop Letham Angus would get them! Forfar (and Letham are in the Lowlands) - but only just! From the road between Letham and Forfar you can see the escarpment of the Highland Fault Line, just a few miles to the north. The quietness of Letham village is often broken by the local Royal Air Force fighters training as they head in VERY low over the village to the breaks in the hills (of the Highlands) just miles away. Slainte! John Gibson Chalmers - john@dgnscrn.demon.co.uk ... also at john.chalmers@us.abb.com Homepages ... http://www.dgnscrn.demon.co.uk/ and ... http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~chalmers/