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andy_smed
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Hi Ellen, sorry its taken so long but I have been unable to get onto rootschat for a while dont know what the problem was but it seems to be fixed now.
SUTHERLAND
Baptisms
08/01/1791 John Sutherland tennent in Achumore and Barbara MacKenzie, Marion 09/09/1793 John Sutherland alias Macrory (son of Rory) tennent in Achumore and Barbara MacKenzie, Roderick 15/11/1795 John Sutherland farmer in Achumore and Barbara MacKenzie, William 21/01/1798 John Sutherland farmer in Achumore and Barbara MacKenzie, William 19/07/1800 John Sutherland farmer in Achumore and Barbara MacKay, Janet (dont know why she calls herself mackay at this time?) 13/06/1802 John Sutherland farmer in Achumore and Barbara MacKenzie, Donald MacKay
There is only one Rachel born in 1785, she is the daughter of John Sutherland and Henrietta MacLeod. The John and Flora Forbes are also children of these parents. Funnily though these are members of my family.
Did note that there was a Rory Sutherland in Durness previously having at least two children, George bp on 12/04/1769 and Donald bp 16/07/1772.
MACKAY
Marriage 19/01/1790 George MacKay MacKenzie, tennent in Crosple and Jean Morison, alias nin Hustian Duin in Cnocbreac
Baptisms 25/10/1790 George MacKay, rather MacKenzie tennent in Crosple and Jean Done, Angus 15/11/1792 George MacKay alias MacKenzie ie Mackennichickenich (? son of Kenneth son of Kenneth) tennent in crosple and Jean Doun, Mary 13/08/1795 George MacKay alias MacKenzie little tennent in Crosple and Jean Morison alias Doun, Christian (all the Christian's in my family have been female). 15/01/1798 George MacKay alias MacKenzie in Crosple and Jean Doun alias Morison, Flora 22/02/1800 George MacKay alias MacKenzie in Crosple and Jean Doun alias Morison, Kenneth 11/03/1803 George MacKay alias MacKenzie in Crosple and Jean Doun alias Morison, Donald
24/12/1813 Angus MacKay MacKenzie, farm servant Knockbreak married Effy MacPherson, Durin
I also noted this entry, 04/02/1771 George Morison in Strathmore, Jean
Again sorry Ellen for the delay, hope this is helpful.
Andy
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Allin - Sutcombe, Devon * Blake - Cornwall, Cardiif * Campbell - Durness * Cockburn - London and Scotland * Elsey - London * Facey - Holsworthy, Devon * Falconer - Durness and Eddrachillis * Hartfall - Gosport * Hopkins - Barry and Sully * Howell - Cheptow * Larkin - Bromley, Kent * Lambert - Sturminster Newton, Dorset * McDonald - Compton Gifford, Plymouth * Moxley - St Arvans * Smith - Bethnal Green * Taylor - Portishead * Wickenden - Southsea * Yeo - Cornwall and Devon
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andy_smed
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Hi Ellen
Just some other details for you, entry for the 14 July 1789 John Sutherland from Thurso, weaver in Balamhulich and Henrietta MacLeod nin Nishmacean, Janet and Isobel
The thing to note in this entry is Henrietta's patronymic which I have been told means daughter of Kenneth son of John. This may not be 100% though!
Rachel Sutherland sister of Flora is my ancestor, she married a William Campbell in Durness on 28 Dec 1804. They had nine children, Katherine, Robert, John, Angusina, Henny, Anderson, Roderick, Johan and James.
Katherine Campbell had an son with John Falconer in 1836, Charles Falconer Campbell.
Charles Falconer Campbell married and Emma McDonald a nurse from Plymouth in 1877, Charles was at sea in the Merchant Navy for most of his life, he seems to have left Durness around 14 years old. Charles and Emma only had one child, William John Campbell born in 1879.
William John Campbell was my Great Grandfather.
If you would like any more details don't hesitate to contact me.
Andy
One other thing, Jean Morison's alias Doun is also an alias used by the Poet/Bard Rob Donn who lived in the same area in the 1700's. There is a book about his life called 'The World of Rob Donn' written by Ian Grimble and published I thinkl in about 1977 that you may be interested in?
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searchmckay
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Thanks so much Andy
I am tracing my family history and have a problem right in the middle. Looking for children of John MacKay Oig (Smith) born c1747 Married once to Barbara? Married again to Ann Calder in 1792 Ann left for Canada right after John died (about 1811) and took 6 children with her. I can only confirm one - Sophia MacKay and possibly William. I am looking specifically for a child named Donald MacKay who would have been born after 1792 but before 1811 when I think John MacKay died. I am told Ann was his mother but can find no record of his birth. Thanks!!!
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andy_smed
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Hi there,
Sorry have been unable to trace your Donald MacKay, don't know if you already have the following info but will post it anyway:-
01/11/1792 John MacKay smith in Eribol and Ann Calder daughter of William Calder, Charity Schoolmaster, Achugaraside
30/11/1776 William Calder, Charity Schoolmaster in Cambusinduin, John
23/09/1793 John MacKay, smith in Eribol from Borgie and Ann Calder, Christian 11/10/1794 John MacKay (from borgie, Tongue), smith in Eribol and Ann Calder, John 04/11/1796 John MacKay, blacksmith and Ann Calder in Eribol, Barbara 24/06/1807 John MacKay, smith in Eribol and Ann Calder, Jacobina
West Moine Mission Baptisms 22/04/1804 John MacKay, smith in Eribol and Ann Calder, Sophia 04/09/1805 John Mackay, Oig in Eribol, William 28/05/1808 John MacKay, smith at Eribol, Henrietta Amelia 16/06/1811 John MacKay, smith in Eribol and Ann Calder, Johanna Thompson
I found this web site that has a reference to your Sophia Mackay.
http://www.islandregister.com/mcleod4.html
Hope this is of some help.
Andy
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searchmckay
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Thanks so much Andy. that was way more information than I had. Linda (searchmckay)
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lynnmc
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I am currently looking for my husband's GGG grandfather, John MacCulloch, who was born about 1789, married Jean M. Brander in 1808 in Kingussie, and died there in either 1840 or 1850 (I have differing opinions from 2 sources). I think he could possibly be the son of Thomas MacCulloch & Margaret MacKay as many of names of brothers carry through to later generations. My info says that Thomas was born about 1755 (or 1759) and married Margaret MacKay 12/1778. There is also reference to his having 2 illegitimate children, George and Janet with another Margaret MacKay? This family evidently settled in Tarbat by Fearn eventually, and would account for our John having come from "north of Ft. George". I have also seen references to a John MacCulloch of Durness, married to Catherine MacKay. They also had a son, John, but the timing seems off.
Any help you can give me will be appreciated.
Lynn McCulloch
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andy_smed
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Hi Lynn, this is everything I could find:-
THOMAS MACCULLOCK
30/12/1778 Thomas MacCullock, lately in Ceannabin, soldier in Duke of Gordon's Fencibles to Margaret MacKay, alias nin eanmacalisterroy in Uaighbeg. (The alias I think is daughter of John son of Alistair)
17/12/1784 Thomas MacCullock in Ceannabin and Margaret MacKay, Ann Innes 09/01/1786 Thomas MacCullock, tenent in Island Choarie and Margaret MacKay, Barbara 01/01/1788 Thomas MacCullock, tenent in Island Choarie and Margaret MacKay, alias nin eanmacalister, Fairly Reay 28/08/1790 Thomas MacCullock, servant in Farout and Margaret MacKay, alias nin eanmacalister, Christian 13/08/1792 Thomas MacCullock, tenent and herdsman in Farout and Margaret MacKay, John
05/10/1792 Thomas MacCullock, tenent in Farout and Margaret MacKay, a single woman alias nin Dholicye, George NBLW
11/10/1794 Thomas MacCullock, tenent and herdsman in Farout and Margaret MacKay, James 23/12/1796 Thomas MacCullock, herdsman in Farout and Margaret MacKay, Christian 04/05/1799 Thomas MacCullock, Achins of Cnocbreac and Margaret MacKay, Donald 22/02/1802 Thomas MacCullock in balamhulich and Margaret MacKay, Donald
26/06/1802 Thomas MacCullock in Balamhulich and Margaret MacKay, alias nin Dolicye, guilty of a relapse [n.b.l.w.], Janet
Marriage 29/02/1812 William Wood, Shepherd, Dalvichie, parish of Lairg and Ann MacCullock daughter of Thomas MacCullock, Balamhulich
Could not find the birth of Margaret MacKay but I think these are some of her siblings:-
15/08/1765 John MacKay, alias Macalisterroy in Uaibeg, Hugh 13/05/1770 John MacKay, alias Macalisterroy in Uaibeg, Alexander 31/01/1774 John MacKay, alias Macalisterroy in Uaibeg, Marion 26/07/1775 John MacKay, alias Macalisterroy in Uaibeg, Wilhelmina
JOHN MACCULLOCK
30/10/1783 John MacCullock weaver at Ceannabin and lat N.F. to Catherine MacKay, alias nin Robmacuilammacneil in Uaibeg (daughter of Robert son of William son of Neil)
18/09/1785 John MacCullock weaver in Uaibeg and Catherine MacKay, John 11/08/1788 John MacCullock weaver in Uaibeg and Catherine MacKay, James 02/10/1791 John MacCullock weaver in Uaibeg and Katherine MacKay, Angus
04/08/1795 John MacCullock weaver and tenent in Balamhulich and presently a soldier in the Reay Fencibles and Catherine MacKay alias Robmacenicuilammacneil, Christian
Catherine MacKay's parents, I belive were Robert MacKay and Janet Murray.
Hope this helps.
Andy
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Allin - Sutcombe, Devon * Blake - Cornwall, Cardiif * Campbell - Durness * Cockburn - London and Scotland * Elsey - London * Facey - Holsworthy, Devon * Falconer - Durness and Eddrachillis * Hartfall - Gosport * Hopkins - Barry and Sully * Howell - Cheptow * Larkin - Bromley, Kent * Lambert - Sturminster Newton, Dorset * McDonald - Compton Gifford, Plymouth * Moxley - St Arvans * Smith - Bethnal Green * Taylor - Portishead * Wickenden - Southsea * Yeo - Cornwall and Devon
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lynnmc
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Thanks Andy,
This confirms what I was seeing. Appreciate the translation of "nin ..." I guessed it was to do with mom's pedigree. What do you think "Dolicye" means when referring to the other Margaret MacKay? Also, I saw much later baptisms for a Donald (8/31/1831), Christian (12/6/1827), Mary (2/5/1826), Margaret (6/10/1834), and William (5/14/1838) in Tarbat by Fearn. The parents are listed as Thomas MacCulloch & Margaret MacKay. What do you think this could mean - a second baptism perhaps?
Also, do you know where Cennabin or Cnocbreac or Balamhulich are located? I did see Island Choarie.
Very excited to return to Scotland and explore this area. Saw a lot of the highlands, but not that far north.
Lynn
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andy_smed
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hi mckayg
This was all the info I could find :-
03/06/1788 John MacKay alias MacDholicustian tenent in Portchamil and Mary Campbell, William 15/02/1790 John MacKay Boveman in Balnaceil and Mary Campbell, Flora 08/05/1792 John MacKay Boveman in Balnaceil and Mary Campbell, Hugh 12/03/1797 John MacKay alias Macholicustian a farmer in Sartigrim and Mary Campbell, Marion 21/09/1799 John MacKay alias Macdholicustian a wright and farmer in Sartigrim and Mary Campbell, Donald 23/10/1802 John MacKay alias Macdholicustian a little tenent and Mary Campbell, Christian 02/10/1804 John MacKay alias Macdholicustian farmer in Sangobeg and Mary Campbell, Isobel 25/03/1806 John MacKay alias Macdholicustian farmer in Sangobeg and Mary Campbell, Janet 21/03/1807 John MacKay alias Macdholicustian little farmer in Cnocbreac and Mary Campbell, Mackay Donald 07/01/1809 John MacKay alias Macdholicustian in Cnocbreac and Mary Campbell, Ann 19/09/1811 John MacKay alias Macdholicustian in Cnocbreac and Mary Campbell, Alexander
Sorry could not find birth of John or Mary but I think Johns alias means son of Donald son of Christian, hope this helps.
Andy
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Allin - Sutcombe, Devon * Blake - Cornwall, Cardiif * Campbell - Durness * Cockburn - London and Scotland * Elsey - London * Facey - Holsworthy, Devon * Falconer - Durness and Eddrachillis * Hartfall - Gosport * Hopkins - Barry and Sully * Howell - Cheptow * Larkin - Bromley, Kent * Lambert - Sturminster Newton, Dorset * McDonald - Compton Gifford, Plymouth * Moxley - St Arvans * Smith - Bethnal Green * Taylor - Portishead * Wickenden - Southsea * Yeo - Cornwall and Devon
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mckayg
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Andy thanks for the reply. Unfortunately the dates don't match. Would you have any information on Donald McKay (or MacKay) born about 1799 who apparently emigrated from the Isle of Muck to East Lake Ainslie, Cape Breton (now part of Nova Scotia) about 1824. He married Jessie MacDonald of the Isle of Mull, daughter of Alexander MacDonald and Mary McLean who also emigrated to Capr Breton. Any help is most appreciated. Thanks, Gord
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