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Topic: Douglass Family 17th & 18th Century, Berwickshire (Read 357 times)
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KUchman
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Family Tree information so far. I would like ancestry connetions to prior James Douglass and Mary Wallace
James and Sophia Douglass departed Scotland in 1854 with 3 children, William, John (George), and Isabella, destination Brussels, Ontario, Canada. James born 12 Aug 1823 (Spott, Haddington). Sophia Rae born 20 Jun 1818 (Coldingham, Berwickshire)
Traveling with them was James' parents, William and Allison Douglass and their other 5 children. Agnes, John, William, Robert, and James Smart. William and Allison were both born in Coldingham. abt. 1797 (Allison Purves).
James Douglass, b. 1770, Earlston. m. Mary Wallace, b. 1773, Bowden
1. William Douglass b. 8 Jun 1797, Coldingham m. Allison Purves b. 1797
married 24 Oct 1820, Coldingham, Berwick
(a) James Douglass b. 12 Aug 1823, Spott, East Lowtian
Sophia Rae, b. 20 Jun 1818, Coldingham
m. 4 Jan 1846, Coldingham
i. William b. 11 Dec 1846, Coldingham
ii. John (George) b. 30 Apr 1847
iii. Isabella Douglass b. 23 Jan 1849
iiii. James, 1851 Ontario, Canada
iv. Robert 1853 Ontario, Canada
v. Alice 7 Dec 1855 Grey, Huron, Ontario, Canada
m. James Cusic b. 2 Feb 1844
married 1 Oct 1874, Walton, Ontario, Canada
vi. Alexander 1856 Ontario Canada
vii. Annie 11 Mar 1858 Grey, Huron, Ontario, Canada
(b.) Agnes b. 1826 Ancroft Northumberland
(c) John b. 1830 Norham, Northumberland
(d) William b. 1834 Norham, Northumberland
(e) Robert b. 1837 Berwickshire
(f) James Smart b. 1840 Berwickshire
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Absinthe
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Hi,
I was wondering if you had any information on which ship the Douglass family sailed on to Canada? Or if you have any other information on the family once they reached Canada? Thanks!
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KUchman
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I don't have my files in front of me at the moment, and I don't remember the name of the ship right now. But the ship arrived in June of 1854 in New York(sailed from Liverpool, UK and Cork, Ireland). Not sure how the Family traveled to Canada, (by land or by water). But they settled in the area of Brussels, Ontario, Canada, where most of them lived most of their lives.
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Absinthe
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Hi, Thanks so much for the information, I really appreciate it. I'm looking into a few things in regards to my partner's family. His dad has a lot of information on the family back in Scotland, including a massive family tree, however he hasn't really been interested in tracing how they got to Canada and what happened once they arrived.
He's away on vacation at the moment, but when he gets back next week I'll send him an email and ask if he has information that might help you in regards to James & Mary and the family prior to that. It's my understanding that he has extensive information tracing the Douglas family back in Scotland. I'll let you know when I hear from him.
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