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Caithness / Re: MILLER family tree
« on: Tuesday 05 April 16 15:23 BST (UK)  »
Hello, Yes, how can I help?

How much do you know?

Did your grandfather tell you anything about Wick and the Millers there?

Jean

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Caithness / Re: MILLER family tree
« on: Monday 10 November 14 14:58 GMT (UK)  »
Hi there!

Are you Jean, Heather or David?

I am Jean Evelyn, eldest of Evelyn Clunie's ( Miller) three children.

I have recently done a lot of work on the Cormack and Miller family trees via Ancestry.com and found that I can get back to about 1800 on the Cormack side and other branches. Not had a great lot of luck with tracing the Millers in Leith, though I know that they did originate from there.

My direct email addresses are:
 jean.inness@south-ayrshire.gov.uk

jean.inness@yahoo.co.uk

Keep in touch, give my love to Margo!

Jean

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Caithness / Re: MILLER FAMILY TREE
« on: Friday 02 May 14 14:53 BST (UK)  »
Quote from: miller on Wednesday 30 April 14 16:59 BST (UK)
hello my name is Catherine Miller and I am looking for any Millers still left and living in Wick Scotland... I am related to Captain alexander Miller whom died in 1886 on his ship the Ban Righ..
Hope I get to meet some relatives when I arrive in Oct of this yr...

Hi Catherine, I don't think that we are the same Millers. My family were builders and resident at "Woodbine" in Wick.

Thanks, Jean

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Caithness / Re: MILLER FAMILY TREE
« on: Friday 15 April 11 14:51 BST (UK)  »
Hi there!

I am Jean Evelyn Inness

My mother's maiden name is Evelyn Cormack Miller, and your father was my Uncle Cormack.

Roy Miller Clunie married Elizabeth Templeton ( LIz) and they have three children:

Alison, Gregor and David.

Patricia Cormack Clunie married Barry Kedslie and had two children:

Charlotte Clunie Kedslie
Gordon Kedslie

The release of the 1911 Census has renewed my interest in family history research and I must have a look at who was living at 1 Sinclair Terrace and in other parts of Wick!

Happy hunting,

Jean

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