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Perthshire / Re: mclarens perthshire
« on: Tuesday 04 May 10 21:23 BST (UK) »
thanks ev . Maybe will get used to it all soon - seems very promising !
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Perthshire / Re: mclarens perthshire
« on: Tuesday 04 May 10 10:21 BST (UK) »
thanks Gordon.
For some reason can't access the PM just now. Will reply as soon as have.
Have been wanting to visit Carnlia one summer. Maybe this year - does anyone have links to it apart from thro' Archibald and Mgt King?
archieam
For some reason can't access the PM just now. Will reply as soon as have.
Have been wanting to visit Carnlia one summer. Maybe this year - does anyone have links to it apart from thro' Archibald and Mgt King?
archieam
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Perthshire / Re: mclarens perthshire
« on: Monday 03 May 10 20:33 BST (UK) »
First post, and a hi to Gordon, a distant cousin.
We go back to Archibald the tailor and Margaret King though the Williams (1818, 1866 1895 and 1924 and 1975). Are away from all our research stuff just now but remember your ancestors dying so closely together and the Donald in Dundurn and Archibald in Ardveich. Couldn't get back beyond Catherine and John in Carnlia with their Archibald born there in 1761.
Hope for more later. Any sign of the Duncan (1809) or Donald (1821)?
archieam
We go back to Archibald the tailor and Margaret King though the Williams (1818, 1866 1895 and 1924 and 1975). Are away from all our research stuff just now but remember your ancestors dying so closely together and the Donald in Dundurn and Archibald in Ardveich. Couldn't get back beyond Catherine and John in Carnlia with their Archibald born there in 1761.
Hope for more later. Any sign of the Duncan (1809) or Donald (1821)?
archieam
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