McCulloch

[Mars Barr]

 Anone researching McCULLOCH Glasgow & Port Glasgow

Ezekiel McCulloch (born in Ireland) married Caroline Fraser 1862
They first lived in Tradeston Glasgow, and then later moved to Port Glasgow.

Christina McCulloch born 1869, was my grandmother, born in Tradeston, died 1914 Port Glasgow (married 1898 to Joseph Hutton)

John McCulloch born 1872, married Janet Neill Tosh 1894
any descendents?

Jane McCulloch born 1880, married Patrick Smith 1901
any descendents?

Sndrew McCulloch born  1860 (mother Christina Fraser) married  Jane Hughes, 1884
descendents?

one of Ezekiel`s sons or grandson, emigrated to Youngston Ohio, trying to identify which one?

Any information would be appreciated

[Reggie]

Hello

I am interested in your "John McCulloch born 1872, married Janet Neill Tosh 1894
any descendents?"

I do have a John Neill (m. Jane Watson) in my research project.  He had children at the turn of 1800. Maybe, just maybe, Janet could be a descendant of John.

Is there a connection?

Reg

[Mars Barr]

Hi Reggie,
I don`t really know at this stage if there is a connection, but if you would like to take a look at my family history website, perhaps you may see one? if you do, I would be delighted to know of it, the number is
www.tribalpages.com/tribes/jarvisbarr

Please let me know if you find one, as you will see from it, my father was the illegitimate son of Christina McCulloch(her photo is on the website) and as I never knew about this until starting to research my side of the family, I have no one to aske about any details, I never saw any of my father`s relatives after he died (in 1941) my mother made sure we lost all contact, obviously she must have been afraid that I would find out the true circumstances of my father`s birth.
My parent`s marriage cert is  false in that my father declared Christina to be the wife of James Barr (I spent many hours looking for that marriage which did not exist!)
I fully understand though, why my father would hide the fact that he was illegitimate, in his time it would have been a barrier to him, especially as he became a church elder!! but I cannot understand why my mother would not have let her family know the truth when we grew up, but then she was a bit Victorian in her outlook I`m fraid.
Have a look anyway at the details and let me know what you think
Maud

[northlands]

Ezekiel McCulloch born April 1803 (birth place not known) died in Belfast 1865. His occupation was listed as a Coachsmith. HE was previously married before marrying a Mary Docherty around 1850, They had a son called john.
Nothing is known about his first marriage, but your Ezekiel Mcculloch born Ireland 1837 to a Ezekiel McCullough Coachsmith could have a connection?

[sarah]

Hi Northlands, Welcome to RootsChat 

I am so sorry but we have lost touch with Mars Barr (we have made a little note underneath their profile name) We were unable to find an alternative way of contacting them.

Regards

Sarah