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Teresa McKELVEY Family Tree

St. Sylvestre & Wolfestown Quebec Families. McKELVEY, SLAVEN, GALLAGHER, MONAGHAN, HAGGERTY, SULLIVAN, CAREY, CLAREY, MAGUIRE, GORMLEY.

The (MARSHALL) Family Tree

Descendants of Martin MARSHALL and his siblings of Calvert County, Md. Also BADGETT, JOYCE, SPARGER, TALBOTT, WRAY.
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The Ancestry and Descendants of Harry William McGlothlin of Bloomer, Chippewa County, Wisconsin

The McGlothlin name appears to date back to medieval Ireland or Scotland with possible connection to the Viking raiders. The ancestors of this branch probably came to America prior to the Revolutionary War. The name McGlothlin or McLaughlin appears in the records of Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia. The variant spellings are many! The ancestry and descendants of Harry William McGlothlin tells an American story from Virginia and Kentucky to the settlement of Wisconsin.

The Charles Jeffrey MORRISSETTE, Sr. Family Home Page

In 1700 Pierre Morriset, a French Huguenot, arrived in James City, Virginia aboard the ship Mary and Ann. The Huguenots on board had left France to escape religious persecution and to find new land.

The Clan DONALD Home Page

A society based in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland with a worldwide membership for members of the Clan DONALD, i.e., MacDONALD, MacDONELL, MacCONELL, MacIain, etc., and all variations.

The Clan MacLaren Society Worldwide

The society exists to enable the clan to carry out its traditional functions, foster a sense of kinship between members all over the world, collect genealogical information, encourage study of the history of the clan, and provide news and information on clan matters.

The Clan MacMILLAN Society of Australia

Details on how to become a member. Links to the Clan Center in Scotland. Photos of the Chief and others. How to go about obtaining ex-service records and ordering certificates from Australia. Many Cemetery Indexes mostly from Victoria in Australia with some Scottish Parish Extractions. We also offer research help from the Pioneer Index 1836-1888.

The Clan MacRAE Home Page

CRAE, CREE, MacARA, MacARRA, MacCRA, MacCRACH, MacCRAE, MacCRAITH, MacCRAW, MacCRAY, MacCREA, MacCREATH, MacCREE, MacCRIE, MacCROW, MacCROY, MacGRATH, MacGRAW, MacHRAY, MacRA, MacRACH, MacRAITH, MacRATH, MacRAW, MacRAY, McRAY, MacRIE, McCRAW, McCRAY, McCREA, McRAE, RAE, RAITH, RAY, REA, REATH.
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The Clan McNAMARA Web Site

Clan McNAMARA Association of Australia.
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The Clan MOHAN

Dedicated to all Irish MOHANs. Message board available.

The Descendants of James MacLACHLAN

The Descendants of John and Jean McKESSON

McKESSON history written by Harley McKESSON in 1966.

The Descendants of Patrick and Jane Greene McCAHAN

Patrick born March 14, 1766, about twenty miles north of Dublin, Ireland.

The Descendants of Paul McPHERSON 1734-1828 of The King's 17th Foot Regiment

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The Donald McINTOSH Family - Highland Emigrants to Lochiel Township, Glengarry County, Ontario

The Donald McINTOSH family arrived in the area known as Glenelg in the northern part of Lancaster Township, Glengarry County, Upper Canada possibly as early as 1804 by travelling up the St. Lawrence River from the east. They were part of an exodus of Scottish Highlanders who left their country in search of new homes and a more secure future.

The Douglas E. MACE Family Page

The Family and Descendants of John Frederick Miller of Halifax County, Virginia

Extensive data on the Family and Descendants of John Frederick Miller (1711-1787) of Halifax County, Virginia.

The FONTAINE-MAURY Society

An active organization whose mission is to strengthen the family bonds of the FONTAINE and MAURY families. The Society's mission was first defined by the families' common Huguenot ancestor, James de la FONTAINE, whose dying wish was that all members of his family remain close through the ages and aid one another in times of strife.

The Gathering of the MOHRs

MOHR, MOORE, MAURER & MOWRER Genealogy.

The Genealogical History of the MAPLES family.

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