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Re: miles mcinnes on arrivals from australia
« Reply #135 on: Saturday 16 July 11 04:25 BST (UK) »
Looking for a Myles (Miles) McInnes who came over from Australia to New Zealand (possibly to Dunedin) with two younger brothers, John and Malcolm in circa 1861. John went onto Auckland and malcolm ended up in Gisborne area. It is the Myles I am interested in and ask if the Myles McKinnon dies 1929 Andresons Bay cemetery is actually McInnes not McKinnon? as McInnes 1929 death at age 94 mentioned and this would highly likely be our Myles.
I would be very keen if anyone knows anything about this Myles and if married etc... Any help appreciated. Clint McInnes (Posterity)

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Re: miles mcinnes on arrivals from australia
« Reply #136 on: Saturday 16 July 11 06:25 BST (UK) »

. It is the Myles I am interested in and ask if the Myles McKinnon dies 1929 Andresons Bay cemetery is actually McInnes not McKinnon? as McInnes 1929 death at age 94 mentioned and this would highly likely be our Myles.


Hi Clint

    ... welcome.   :)

It seems the cemetery record for a Myles McKINNON burial at Anderson's Bay Cemetery (1929), has now been removed.

I'm guessing this is the replacement record :

MacINNES [sic]  -  Myles
94 years - died 24 July 1929
Last address:   Royal Terrace, Dunedin
Native of Sculimas, Scotland
Years in NZ :     68   (arrival date c. 1861)


[*Note:  NZ death index online shows name spelled as "McINNES" ] :

Will look to see what other info is available for this man.

~  Lu


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Re: miles mcinnes on arrivals from australia
« Reply #137 on: Saturday 16 July 11 06:36 BST (UK) »
You wee beaut... This is my long lost great granduncle and what is more you can give me an address. Bless you and may Otago win all its games... Regards Clint McInnes

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Re: miles mcinnes on arrivals from australia
« Reply #138 on: Saturday 16 July 11 06:54 BST (UK) »
Hi Clint

[Yay   .... go Otago !!   :D  ]

Do you think that Myles may have had a family ?
[He is buried alone. ]

Sorry, haven't had time yet to scout around for further info about him.

~  Lu 


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Re: miles mcinnes on arrivals from australia
« Reply #139 on: Saturday 16 July 11 07:18 BST (UK) »
I have Myles complete background along with his brothers going back to the 1500 's. Three of the boys . Duncan, Myles and John came out on HMS Hercules to Australia in 1852. Believe Myles was not married or had family (like his younger brother Malcolm who died at Makaraka Gisborne). Duncan the oldest settled who stayed and settled in Australia, and John the youngest and my great grandfather, both had large families. In Johns case 12 children, making up for the other two no doubt... Anyway I would be extremely keen on knowing more about Myles.. I think he may have been part of the Lodge at sometime but cannot guarntee that.

Sculimus for your info is a farm and part of Breakish land just out of Broadford, Strath, Isle of Skye. The four brothers were born there and their parents Donald and Catherine Mcinnes both died of typhus there in circa 1848. The boys then relocated to Lower Breakish with Duncan the oldest looking after John the youngest but working in the South. They were penniless and were assisted to emigrate as part of the Highland Clearances.

If you know of anyone interested on a whole story on this eraly Dunedin settlers background I have it along with other material that puts the whole story into perspective. I have now tracked the whole four down with your help... but would love to piece Myles Dunedin story together but that maybe a hurdle to far......
 
Any further help appreciated and go the blue and gold (but not green)

Clint

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Re: miles mcinnes on arrivals from australia
« Reply #140 on: Monday 24 October 11 03:19 BST (UK) »
Hi Karen and all who replied to you!
I have not used Rootschat before and logged on the other day and did a search for McCamey. Imagine my surprise to read your query and everyone else's wonderful replies to your call for help. While I am not able to contribute anything to your Myles McInnes I wanted to say how fantastic it is that many wonderful people helped so much on your query and inadvertantly, helped me know what happened to Blanche Robinson! Blanche's mother Madeline is a sister to my 2 x great grandfather William McCamey. While I knew Madeline's boys had all died young, I did not know what had happened to the two daughters. Blanche's sister Eliza evidently married in NZ also - not sure what the NZ connection is though! Great job!  :D
Carolyn
de Grussa - London, Switzerland
Rugless - London
Chalcraft - Bramshott, Hants
Gibbins - Milton Ernest, Beds & Bedhampton, Hants
Morey - Devon
Connell - Cork, Ireland
McCamey - Tyrone, Ireland
Bolton - Norfolk, Worc & Melbourne, Australia
Fuller - Lancashire & Lincolnshire
Houlding - Upholland, Lanc
Cox - Norfolk
Hays - London
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Re: miles mcinnes on arrivals from australia
« Reply #141 on: Monday 24 October 11 04:03 BST (UK) »
Hi Carolyn
welcome and hope you can make some more posts or start a new thread on family thatyou may like to know more about or find other researchers
Bye
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Re: miles mcinnes on arrivals from australia
« Reply #142 on: Monday 24 October 11 22:15 BST (UK) »
Welcome Carolynn

i have sent you pm on what i know of Blanche.

Karen
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Re: miles mcinnes on arrivals from australia
« Reply #143 on: Wednesday 26 October 11 02:07 BST (UK) »
Welcome Carolyn.   :)

Aaah, yes ... I well remember this thread from way back in 2009.   ;)

Having a giggle now ....  and thinking that if this search had commenced today, then with all the new records available online, we'd probably have reached an outcome in a lot less that 14 pages.   :D

So pleased you've been able to benefit from some of the info.

   ~  Lu

PS :   Hi to Karen and Meg.   :)