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Scotland / Re: Naming children tradition Scotland
« on: Wednesday 25 April 18 20:12 BST (UK) »
Thanks for the info. The current owner is my cousin David McKerron.
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Scotland / Re: McKerron
« on: Wednesday 25 April 18 19:54 BST (UK) »
My name is Robert Craig McKerron from Ontario Canada. I can trace my family tree to a James McKerron born 1804 Knockside Farm Banff who married an Ann Cumming b 1810 in Charleston, Banff.
I have been and stayed at Knockside Farm. I am trying to trace the ownership of Knockside Farm. The earliest record I have for the McKerrons is in 1791 when Ann Mckerron was born at Knockside to James McErron & Margaret Clark. The McKerrons lived at Knockside continuously until the death of one James McKerron 12 MAR 1952. The Farm afterward went derelict But was later rebuilt.
Before the McKerrons the Garrow family was associated with Knockside. The first record I have found for the Garrows at Knockside was in 1734 when Robert Garrow was born to William Garrow & Elspet Donaldson.
I am attempting to document all of the residents of Knockside and when it was built and by who. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have been and stayed at Knockside Farm. I am trying to trace the ownership of Knockside Farm. The earliest record I have for the McKerrons is in 1791 when Ann Mckerron was born at Knockside to James McErron & Margaret Clark. The McKerrons lived at Knockside continuously until the death of one James McKerron 12 MAR 1952. The Farm afterward went derelict But was later rebuilt.
Before the McKerrons the Garrow family was associated with Knockside. The first record I have found for the Garrows at Knockside was in 1734 when Robert Garrow was born to William Garrow & Elspet Donaldson.
I am attempting to document all of the residents of Knockside and when it was built and by who. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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