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Inverness / Re: Duncan McDonald c1763-1857
« on: Saturday 29 May 10 08:19 BST (UK) »
Hello Wasl,
Duncan McDonald was my wife's 4th great grandfather on her mothers side, which runs through Donald McDonald + Catherine McDonald to == Ann McDonald + Thomas McAlister to == Catherine McAlister + John Michael Cuningham to== John Thomas Cunningham + Martha Stein to== Brenda Cunningham + Vincent Frederick Heaton to== Margaret, my wife. I have just found the Monaro site in the past few weeks which hastened my search along Quite a bit. I have a lot of information on those families I have mentioned as well as other connecting families. A lot of the McDonalds went to the area around Mohawk Station which is near Nimmitabel/Cooma. Our Donald McDonald and the McAlisters, Steins and Cunningham's all lived north of Goulburn, making Goulburn their main Centre. One of the McAlisters wrote a book which covered a lot of history for that area specifically and Southern NSW generally, from about 1820 till 1905. The book is available to download from the NLA site. I am in Queensland and we may be of help to each other.
I look foreward to hearing from you.===
Ian
Duncan McDonald was my wife's 4th great grandfather on her mothers side, which runs through Donald McDonald + Catherine McDonald to == Ann McDonald + Thomas McAlister to == Catherine McAlister + John Michael Cuningham to== John Thomas Cunningham + Martha Stein to== Brenda Cunningham + Vincent Frederick Heaton to== Margaret, my wife. I have just found the Monaro site in the past few weeks which hastened my search along Quite a bit. I have a lot of information on those families I have mentioned as well as other connecting families. A lot of the McDonalds went to the area around Mohawk Station which is near Nimmitabel/Cooma. Our Donald McDonald and the McAlisters, Steins and Cunningham's all lived north of Goulburn, making Goulburn their main Centre. One of the McAlisters wrote a book which covered a lot of history for that area specifically and Southern NSW generally, from about 1820 till 1905. The book is available to download from the NLA site. I am in Queensland and we may be of help to each other.
I look foreward to hearing from you.===
Ian