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Hello from a MacInnes decendent. My grandmother was Jean Cooper MacInnes Turner and was born in Scotland. She came over to the US when she was about 5. She was a devoted MacInnes for all her life. Of all my immigrant grandparents or great grandparents, she was the most proud of her heritage. |
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08/28/2010 00:49:47 |
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Coll McInnes Research |
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Giday Clan MacInnes I have just received my first newsletter and found it very interesting and looking forward to the next edition. I have been doing the Mac Innes Family Tree for about 6 months and have come to a standstill. I am looking for information on the father of Donald Mac Innes born 14/08/1876 at Totamor on the Isle of Coll.I think it might be Angus and his wife is Ann MacDonald but I can't find any information to prove it. Is there anybody out there who may have some information on my ancestor. I would be most grateful
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I do a lot of Coll research and just MIGHT be able to help. I visit the island as often as possible and have been in touch with other McInnes/Coll descendants. I am 'struggling' initially with your Q, mainly because of the many McInnes spelling variations. What is the source of your 1876 Totamor birth? |
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07/15/2010 10:58:30 |
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As an Austin, I was naturaly born into the Keith clan. Howver, On one bloodline from my grandmothers side, I traced my heritage back to the year of 1090 in Scotland. If my research is correct, I'm related to an "Earl of Angus, Dufugan who was born in that year - 1090. Then his son, (I think) Earl of Angus, Gillbride born in the year 1118? But I'm not sure if that is completely correct. Just the same, it seems that no matter which bloodline I trace back, they all started somewhere in Scotland. |
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07/11/2010 03:04:52 |
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McInnes family tree search |
My mother was Edith McInnes, born in Goole Yorkshire 1926.
I was at Kilchrist Church on the Isle of Skye and found grave stones with the McInnes name and this has set me on the long path to trace my McInnes family.
I have traced her family through Crieff Scotland in the late 1800's and would welcome any additional information if anyone has some.
I am also trying to trace the McInnes family I found on Skye so any info from there most welcome |
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05/25/2010 17:59:44 |
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Giday Clan MacInnes I have just received my first newsletter and found it very interesting and looking forward to the next edition. I have been doing the Mac Innes Family Tree for about 6 months and have come to a standstill. I am looking for information on the father of Donald Mac Innes born 14/08/1876 at Totamor on the Isle of Coll.I think it might be Angus and his wife is Ann MacDonald but I can't find any information to prove it. Is there anybody out there who may have some information on my ancestor. I would be most grateful
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05/13/2010 10:15:22 |
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On 2007-02-08 01:06:39, Graeme McMaster wrote:
I am keen to find out more of the history of the McMasters in Ardgour and prior. Would also like to obtain a copy of an article in the November 2001 issue of Thistle & Bee by Donald MacInnes and any other information possibly by email to gmcm44@hotmail.com
I have come across two similar stories of the dispersal of McMasters by the McLeans, one in the Mclean and other histories dating the event around 1432 and in the MacInnes history putting it at around 1335. Does anyone know whether these are mutually exclusive or which is the correct date and story.
Have tramped around Ardgour in the past and hope to do so again soon armed with a list of additional things to seek out.
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05/09/2010 21:02:41 |
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My mother's name was Margaret MacInnes ad she was born & raised in Glasgow, we migrated to Australia in 1967. My mother had 3 sisters, Lena, Annie & Ina and one brother Davey. Before migrating to Australia, we lived in Hawick. |
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04/26/2010 22:52:58 |
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Relatives in Bowmore, Islay |
Jane MacInnes, born in Bowmore, Islay 1838, is my great grandmother.
I would very much like to contact anyone in North America who might be related.
In the 1960's a Paul MacInnes, who had an engineering business in Rochester, NY, visited Bowmore. The Business is still operating with the MacInnes name in Rochester but Paul sold it to the current owner's Father and they had no contact. I interpolate that Paul was my Fathers generation (born 1897). |
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04/14/2010 13:39:32 |
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My father is James, son of Eddie (nee Arrid) who was the son of Thomas. |
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04/11/2010 19:27:44 |
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my fathers family, and mine to |
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Hi all just stopped by to see what's new |
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04/08/2010 14:33:55 |
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Hello from DC |
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Nice to see this great site! Keep up the good work!! |
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04/06/2010 21:02:16 |
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New serch |
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Just starting my heritage serch from my grandmothers maiden name of McAninch. My mother was told it was from the MacInnes Clan. I'm very interested in the Clan history and I'm pleased to find all the information here. |
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03/24/2010 11:30:09 |
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again macinnes |
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just want to say great site iwas wondering when my macinnes ancesters came to cape breton island. skir dhu is where my grandfather was born.if you could help thanks . dan macinnes |
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03/20/2010 06:34:02 |
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from the Prince Edward Island MacInnis's |
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I was born on Prince Edward Is. , Canada and our family moved to the USA when I was young. As I've searched for info about our clan (much before the internet) I've came across two tartens,,,the green one shown on this site,,,,,,, and a red one,,, is there two branches of the clan? Anyway, it's wonderful to know so many that share my name and heritage. |
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03/13/2010 15:28:33 |
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MacInnis |
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I'm a junior in high school and was trying to kind some info on my family name, love the site. |
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02/27/2010 17:00:34 |
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McGinnis |
So, I am adopted but have always been linked with my birth mother and never my birth father but my adoptive mom says his last name is McKinley or something like that. But my Biological father had the name of McGinnis. Today, I went to the Highland games located in Northeast Florida and found out that my grandfather's last name is traced to the MacInnes. I'm really excited about all this and plan to trace down more family with this discovery. Now all I have to get is to find my birth father and track down that bloodline.  |
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02/21/2010 00:55:58 |
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Going Home for a visit |
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We are very excited that in July 2010 we are going to Iona for a visit almost 150 years after our great great grandfather John Macinnes left with his wife and family to start a new life in Australia. There are many descendants in Australia from this family and hopefully we will be able to make contact with our distant cousins who still live on Iona. We will be touring around other parts of Scotland too. Can't wait! |
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02/18/2010 08:31:02 |
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Great site |
Glad to see this site and read about our background. Thanks for the time and effort involved in this.
Blessings |
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02/14/2010 14:41:36 |
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When did the first MacInnes settle in South Uist |
Hello, my name is Kevin MacInnes.
I am doing some research on where the family of Angus MacInnes abt 1801 came from. Why did they decide to got to South Uist, it looks very harsh. My dad says they probably got chased there. Anyway Im looking for info so please feel free to relay to me........... |
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02/08/2010 23:29:52 |
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b day lass |
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birthday lass My Maggie Suzanne MacInnes is !9 years old Today Lord Bless her With Forgiveness For her wayward father |
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01/28/2010 17:28:07 |
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Illinois MacInnes |
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Writing for my loving wife Kimberly. She is a MacInnes (Mother Mary MacInnes and grandparents Archie and Etty MacInnes from Greenock). We try to visit across the pond and thru the mist at least once a year. Her cousin Elizabeth lives in Greenock, and with her cousin, we have been exploring heritage, since they are the last of the direct family linkage. Found some ancestry in Campbellton. |
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01/25/2010 07:32:00 |
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Greetings |
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I was born McInnis but my great grandfather Finley was MacInnes and the family changed the spelling after moving to Canada. My ancesters emigrated to Michigan from Canada. I am proud of my heritage and continue to learn more about it. |
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01/12/2010 22:04:16 |
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Hello all...while researching my MacInnes, I found out some records spell it McInnish, around the Kilbrandon and Kilchattan area of Argyll. Any relations out there??? |
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01/08/2010 07:24:29 |
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Spelling of name |
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Hi all... I Have not seen "MacGinnis" spelling besides myself,and close family.I am still trying to learn if its Irish or Scottish.Any insight ?? Thanks. |
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12/25/2009 00:14:23 |
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Season's Greeting to al McK/McI's etc. Ancestors - William McInnes, wife Matilda/Martha Carmichael and children left from Glasgow 11/2/1853., on barque "Argaum" and settled in victoria, Australia. Always checking for family history/relatives, cheers Graeme |
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12/23/2009 07:52:58 |
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So Glad to see this informative site - have always be proud of my heritage and knew about it from an early age from my father and grandfather - am passing it on to my son's, as well! Will be coming back for more reading for sure - thanks again! |
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12/22/2009 12:45:59 |
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w/ love from the Big Sky. Grrr! |
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11/29/2009 18:05:56 |
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Hello to everyone |
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Its cool seeing everyones flags and how scattered MacInnes are |
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11/22/2009 04:34:05 |
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this is very important to me |
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I'm very proud of my Scottish ancestry, and I will always be interested in communicating with anybody who is on this site....because we're cousins ! |
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11/17/2009 19:12:57 |
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hello my macinnes clan |
im very glad to see so many people interested in the macinnes clan history my last name is macinnes with a small i not a capital I im not sure why or how it transformed from macInnes to macinnes but im sure there's some reason??
 i one day hope to travel to scotland in years to come to research the history of my last name but where to start who knows |
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10/05/2009 10:12:09 |
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My daughter informed me of the site |
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Glad to find the site. Our people came up the mouth of the Cape Fear River and settled in the coastal plain of the carolinas. |
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10/05/2009 07:43:10 |
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WOW |
Hello everyone.
i just wanted to say my grandfather told me stories about Mac Innes clan, but i never knew it was quite that big..
thanks for a great site |
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09/30/2009 14:44:41 |
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Am I of Clan MacInnes? |
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Hello! I've always been told that 'Mitchell' is somehow related to Clan MacInnes and I'd like to find out much more about this connection. I see that there is also a 'Clan Mitchell' but know very little about that. I'm just now doing my research -- great to find this site! |
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08/31/2009 19:12:29 |
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Angus Family Name |
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My maternal grandfather was William Warren Angus (1878-1961). Several people have his ancestry linked back to Donegal Ireland and Galloway Scotland but with an interesting twist. The family name Ewing is used in place of Angus in several family trees and yet there is no explanation for this. Does anyone have a clue if Ewing is a derivation of Angus as is MacInnes? This site has awesome information by the way! Thanks very much!! |
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08/28/2009 19:19:40 |
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First trip to Scotland 2010 |
Hello Clan friends,
My family is McAnsh - and from what I've been able to determine we are of the MacInnes Clan. We are traveling to Scotland in July 2010 to explore and learn about our history. My fathers parents were born in Falkirk and we are starting there to try and find relatives and friends. Feel free to visit my website on facebook is you're in that area so we can meet and enjoy a beverage.
Cheers, |
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08/26/2009 01:49:03 |
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Hello: I surfed here when I put in the name McInnis. My decendants lived on the Isle of Islay. It as interesting reading the clan history. |
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08/13/2009 06:08:46 |
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Just getting started |
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Hi. I am just starting to learn about the history of the MacInnis Clan. Very interesting stuff. I hope to make a trip to Scotland sometime soon. Any information anyone can send me to get me started on research would be greatly appreciated. Cheers Gair |
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08/04/2009 14:37:19 |
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Ancestors |
Great site. Looking for information on gggg grandfather Hector McInnis b. 1801 d. 1850. b. in Rockingham, NC.
Thanks for your help |
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07/27/2009 07:34:18 |
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looking for info |
Looking for any info on a Donald McKinnis that married Sarah Rogers and had Mary Ellen McKinnis who married Peter John Esche ?
thank you , Great site! |
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07/27/2009 01:53:36 |
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SEIRBHIS GHAIDHLIG 19TH JULY/BALLACHULISH |
THA SINN CUIR FAILTE AIR CLANN MHICAONGHAIS - FOR REPORT on Gaelic Service:
look up scottish episcopal church website
see NEWS see BLOGS see Christine McIntosh
also goforchris set of PHOTOGRAPHS on FLICKR
HOMECOMING 2009 TOUR |
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07/20/2009 03:44:53 |
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hello john mcinnes in canada |
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On 2009-06-14 19:54:43, john mcinnes wrote:
just wanting to see how many other mcinnes there are that spell the name like this McInnes.
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hello john my name is john mcinnes from liverpool i know of 2 john mcinnes who both live in liverpool both unrelated to me and both their spellings of our surname are the same MCINNES |
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06/28/2009 01:37:29 |
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Bowmandownunder |
Great to be part of this Highland Clan,even from down in the south pacific.
Kie Ora. |
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06/14/2009 16:54:43 |
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just wanting to see how many other mcinnes there are that spell the name like this McInnes. |
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06/12/2009 08:06:53 |
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Chariots of Fire |
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In the movie "Chariots of Fire" (1981) i always loved the scene of Eric Liddell (main character) participating in the race that takes place at a Scottish Games. Since watching that movie as a child i always wanted to participate in the races that i thought were held at Scottish Games. I have tried to find information on if the games still have races, but from what i have found, that is something not done. If someone knows anything about races being held at the games please help me find information on that. Thankyou |
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05/25/2009 10:03:49 |
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SCOTTISH FIELD |
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To let Clan MacInnes know, that Mhairi Ross (nee Livingstone) has written an article about St John's Church, Ballachulish. This will be published in the JULY edition of the SCOTTISH FIELD - just before our celebration to welcome Clan MacInnes on 19th July. NB Mhairi's ancestors are from Ballachulish & removed the bones of James Stewart of the Glen from the gibbet @ Ballachulish Ferry (Appin Murder). |
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05/25/2009 07:43:53 |
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Have been wanting to learn more about my hertiage this appears to be the place. Would like to meet fellow MacInnes clan members in the Atlanta area. If there are any groups in the area would like to participate. Look forward to learning more and getting involved. Hope to hear from someone soon. |
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05/22/2009 07:47:56 |
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My mom checked on r scottish side form her side of the famly when she went over to eroupe and found that we were from this clan i hope to find out more and explore more my self also.  |
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05/18/2009 06:24:37 |
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Enjoyed surfing! |
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Wonderful site! Thanks! |
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05/17/2009 03:19:04 |
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Hello!
I was married to Andrew Hunter McInnes & have 2 children who still bear the name, a son Andrew Jason and a daughter Nadine. My daughter has been researching the family tree and hopes one day to visit Scotland again. Her grandmother was formerly McCrae and her grandfather was also Andrew Hunter. They emigrated to South Africa sometime around 1953 and never visited Scotland again! My present husband and I tour Scotland every year during September and October. We are so sorry not to be able to be at the 2009 Homecoming but wish you all every best wish for a successful gathering!
Kind regards
Helen & Charles |
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05/11/2009 18:42:26 |
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MacInnes folks in NZ or Australia |
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Hi all MacInnes folks out there! Just wanting to say hello or Kia Ora as we say in NZ. My name is Tina and MacLeod is actually my married name. Grandad Duncan MacInnes was from the Isle of Harris and came from a large family of about 8 or 9. I've been in NZ for over 14 years, just wondering if there's anyone else in this neck of the woods. |
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04/01/2009 13:08:34 |
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Mac Innis Clan Honorary Member |
I am proud to have been named an honorary member of the Mac Innis Clan by Ron Mac Innis, who's brother is the President of the International Mac Innis Clan!
My great grandfather is 100% Scot (Mac Dowell) |
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03/23/2009 14:34:45 |
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Hello |
Well I have been on this site a number of times but have never left a message. I am Callum MacInnes and come from Helensburgh, Argyll & Bute, Scotland.
Would like to say hello and if there is anyone else that has connections to Helensburgh then feel free to drop me an email.
Hope everyone finds this site as interesting as myself and good luck to anyone in search of information on their family past. |
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03/21/2009 22:32:52 |
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Looking for any info on a McInnis reunion in Florida or Georgia. |
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03/19/2009 04:59:27 |
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19th JULY |
In exactly 4 months St John's Episcopal Church, Ballachulish will say:
THA SINN CUIR FAILTE AIR
CLANN MHICAONGHAIS -
WELCOME TO CLAN MACINNES
as they tour the lands of their ancestors on their way to The Gathering in Edinburgh for HOMECOMING 2009.
For further details:
www.argyllandtheisles.org.uk see churches see ballachulish.
We hope the weather on 19th July will be as beautiful as the Spring sunshine today! |
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03/01/2009 18:19:42 |
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Looking For Naomi McInnis |
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Seeking any info on Naomi McInnis (her maiden name, not sure of the exact spelling) from the New York area. She was apparently my paternal grandmother. I was orphaned, so not sure of my true birthdate, I am somewhere between the ages of 29 and 35...so this Naomi McInnis may have already passed on. Any information from those who knew her or any one related to her would be greatly appreciated. |
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02/27/2009 01:37:57 |
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Angus McInnes information |
i AM SEARCHING FOR INFORMATION ON MY G.GRANDFATHER ANGUS MCINNES B. ISLE OF SKYE C. 1846. HE MARRIED MARY JANE EVANS IN DUNEDIN NEW ZEALAND IN 1876. IF ANYONE HAS INFORMATION ON HIS PARENTS, SIBLINGS, DEPARTURE FROM SCOTLAND ETC, I WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL. TANYA  |
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02/21/2009 17:50:05 |
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I haven't gotten a chance to look through the page yet, but I look forward to finding out about the clan, I particularly hope to trace my bloodline, but the clan history should definately help with that.. my family hails from Cape Breton, Canada if anyone cares to share some info; any info, about us. |
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01/31/2009 08:04:36 |
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Back In Grade 4... |
Back when I was in Grade 4, my teacher's name was Mrs. MacInnes. I never really payed special attention to that until my sister showed me something from a book about these clans. I told my teacher (who was very old) about these and she smiled and thanked me.
Excellent and interesting site! Thank you! |
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01/27/2009 11:59:18 |
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Thanks very much. |
Hello,
Born in Australia, and recently living in Scotland for the last couple of years, i think this site is a great resource. Well done on all of your hard work. I'm very grateful.
Regards,
Bradley. |
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01/19/2009 06:59:33 |
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Morvern McInnes line |
Hello, My McInnes line can be traced back from my Great Grandmother Ann Jenkins McInnes to Hugh Mcinnes, an Inn Keeper in Dorlin, Morvern and Sarah MacLachlan Here's what I've traced so far ...Their offspring were Sarah McInnes (1813-1862) Donald McInnes (1815-1884) Allan McInnes (1820-1900) Anne McInnes (1823) Mary McInnes (1833 )
2nd generation. Sarah McInnes m John Livingston stayed in Bunavullin offspring:Margaret Livingston (1840) Donald Livingston (1844 ) Lachlan Livingston (1846) Ann Livingston (1849) Flora Livingston (1851)
Donald McInnes m Isabella Cameron moved to Campsie Stirlingshire offspring : John McInnes (1859-1931) Daniel Hugh McInnes (1863-1906) Isabella McInnes (1866-1933) Hugh McInnes(1867-1946) Allan McInnes(1869-1935)
Allan McInnes m Mary Livingston moved to Duisky Kilmallie offspring:Annie McInnes (1859) Sarah McInnes (1860) Donald McInnes (1862) Lachlan McInnes (1865) Mary McInnes(1866) Neil McInnes (1867 )
3rd Generation
John McInnes m Elizabeth Gibson moved to Glasgow offspring onald McInnes(1882). Anne Jenkins McInnes(1884-1944). Isabella McInnes (1886). Elizabeth Gibson McInnes (1890-1961)
Isabella McInnes m Alexander A McRuer moved to Glasgow offspring :Isabella Cameron McRuer(1894-1934).George Alexander McRuer (1901)
If anybody recognises this line , I'd love to hear from them.
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01/16/2009 10:05:37 |
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Hi i was just looking around for a family crest for a tattoo and i found this website ive done a little research on the macinnis clan one day and im very proud of my last name and where i come from and i'd say 95% of people on cape breton island have scottish heritage so i grew up learning alot about where i came from also there are quite a few people in cape breton who speak gaelic and gaelic is taught to us in our schools but i didnt learn myself even though i wish i did now but anyways enough about me i was wondering if there were any festivals or anything for the macinnis clan going on in scotland or anywhere else in the future because im planning a trip to scotland. |
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01/12/2009 14:37:26 |
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Well done the authors |
What a great resource!!
I've been trying to get some family information for a while and then this has answered so many questions.
Many, many thanks!
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01/09/2009 08:05:58 |
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From Argentina |
Estimado Gustavo
Dear Gustavo, do you speak spanish??
My english is very poor....
I want contact you, I live in Argentina, and all the Mc Innes's in this country we are the same family.
I hope your answers.
bye, bonnie
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On 2009-01-03 13:16:11, Gustavo Montiel wrote:
Dear Webmaster, I am seeking information of a medical officer named MacInnes or McKinnes who was member of the 71st Scot's Regiment which came to Buenos Aires as part of the troops that took part of the British invasion in 1806.
As a matter of fact in the oral tradition of my family is told that this medical officer was shot down at Quilmes and wounded, so far he was kept as a POW in a property of a spanish landowner.
By the time he was a prisoner he fell in love with a daughter of this landowner and soon after he married her. That is all about the story, many details have been lost. I don't know where was he borned or even his birth name, nor his date of birth or death. If anyone knows something concerning this thread I pray you let me know.
Greetings for all of you!!!!!! And I wish you a Happy New Year!!!!!!!
Gustavo
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SEEKING INFORMATION |
Dear Webmaster, I am seeking information of a medical officer named MacInnes or McKinnes who was member of the 71st Scot's Regiment which came to Buenos Aires as part of the troops that took part of the British invasion in 1806.
As a matter of fact in the oral tradition of my family is told that this medical officer was shot down at Quilmes and wounded, so far he was kept as a POW in a property of a spanish landowner.
By the time he was a prisoner he fell in love with a daughter of this landowner and soon after he married her. That is all about the story, many details have been lost. I don't know where was he borned or even his birth name, nor his date of birth or death. If anyone knows something concerning this thread I pray you let me know.
Greetings for all of you!!!!!! And I wish you a Happy New Year!!!!!!!
Gustavo |
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12/11/2008 19:07:51 |
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April 2009 |
My maiden name is McInnis, which oral stories handed down tell that ancestor(s) left Scotland for Ireland, changed Mac to Mc (?), then someone headed to Halifax at the turn of 20C, migrated to Eastport Maine area, when his mother died, his grandmother came from Ireland to raise my grandfather John Earle McInnis (lifelong Maine Central RR), his sister Louise (married a Stevenson), his brother William Walter (lived his life as a tramp and traveled the world in the 30s-40s), and ? I think there were other siblings...
--- I will be visiting a friend in Essex UK, for a couple of weeks in early April, and I am toying with a quick visit to Scotland to say, at least, Ive been to the motherland! Any suggestions for where to go, McInnis-wise, will be appreciated...
-- Is there one area vs. another as a good start? Any events in April worth attending? Any recommendation re: fly or train (RT) from London? Is hiring a car essential once I get there? Can I rely, as I usually do, on finding a B&B through travel bureaus upon arrival? (I dont like to book accommodations in advance; much more fun to see what unfolds as I go along!)
-- I know I shall have to return one day for a longer visit... but thought it might be fun to take a few days. No definitive plans as yet, but that's my thinking.
== Any help greatly appreciated.
Excelsior! Jean |
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12/01/2008 17:28:50 |
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Greetings Clansmen! |
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I have been looking for information about my clan as long as I can remember, THANK YOU, for your painstaking work, and dedication to our historic line! |
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11/29/2008 06:50:16 |
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Proud Of The Clan |
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Having watched the history of Scotland my son and i found your site and were very impressed.my own father came from Barra in the Outer Hebrides from i think Castlewellan.Havent been able to visit there but hopefully one day ill make a pilgrimage and look up any surviving relations for a wee dram or two.slainthe. |
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11/28/2008 13:19:06 |
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New Clan Member |
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Hello, My name is Jacob MacInnis, and i have just joined the Clan, cant wait to go to some games, and to get my my own kilt. |
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11/24/2008 19:37:58 |
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my name is jordan macinnis ive always bin interested in our clan history. i was just wondering why we dont appoint a new cheif |
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10/30/2008 12:49:28 |
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Proud to a Scot and a McInnes |
Hello to all. I've long wanted to find out more about my ancestral roots and if any one can help it would be appreciated.
I was born 12th April 1962 to Donald Campbell McInnes and Moira Kerr Needham of Glasgow. Unfortunately, some would say, south of the border in Stroud Glouscester England.
I was raised in Govan Glasgoe till 8 years old and after the death of my father we left Scotland and came to South Africa.
Even now I don't relate all that well to englishmen. Don't know why.
Any how it's great to see that as a clan we are obviously thriving although we are so far from home. |
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10/23/2008 17:43:46 |
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Andrew McInnis |
Andrew McInnis, born P.E.I. 1833, died April 8, 1875 in Middle Simonds, Carleton County, N.B. Buried in old Woodstock R.C,. Cemetary. Left wife Ann S. McCafferty and six children, Dennis James, b. 1863, John Henry, b 1864; Frances Jerome, b 1865; William Andrew B, 1868, Eliza Clare, b. 1871; Maria Josephine, born, 1873. Only John Henry lived to marry and raise a family.
No info on P.E.I. roots, but, definitely born there. Any info appreciated.
See www.islandregister.com/mcinnis2.html |
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10/18/2008 15:52:43 |
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Looking into my heritage |
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I am considering a tatoo for my mid life crisis, (per my daughter) and wanted something of meaning. I was researching clan and clan symbols when I came upon this webpage. I have always had a stong intrest in the past, history, and my geneology. My father was born in Nova Scotia, Canada and migrated to the US in the 1950's. He is the youngest son of Archibald MacInnis of I believe Queensville, NS. His mothers name I believe is Jessie Church. He was the youngest of 9 children all of who have passed now. My dads name was Kenneth Wayne MacInnis, he had two brothers, Neil, and Morton. Dad passed in '99 at the age of 66. My mother Mary Wells MacInnis is of Welsh and German desent. |
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10/13/2008 18:40:36 |
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John H. McKinney family |
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Hello everyone. I do not know much about my father's family. His father was John H. McKinney, who was a miner in Southwest Va. His brothers were George, Boone, & Richard. He had half brothers with the last name of Caudill, Enoch, Dock, Ben. If anyone sounds familiar, please let me know. Thanks, Jenny |
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10/06/2008 21:02:45 |
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hello MacInnis family |
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hi i am soo amazed at my family tree it would be hard to track you all down to make a family tree i would like to make one one day luv you MacInnis's |
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09/29/2008 14:33:45 |
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Fantastic |
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I am so impressed with this site and over whelmed at the thought of my name meaning so much. All I ever knew was my grandfather moved here from Scotland. A great big hello to you all. And hoping that I may same day join in a gathering with you. |
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09/29/2008 11:58:43 |
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Hello Everyone!! |
What a great site!
Father: Clifford Allen MacInnes
Grand parents: Martin & Thelma MacInnes |
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09/13/2008 18:31:06 |
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Hi everyone |
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Hello to all what a great site |
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09/12/2008 12:30:57 |
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Mac Innes's rule! |
Its great to see others with my same name.
great to have met all of you! |
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09/09/2008 09:12:32 |
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Thank you |
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I just want to say thank you to all the MacInnes Clan I met in Colorado this last weekend, at Estes Park. Thank you for all the family info and for making me feel so welcome. Hope to see everyone again real soon. |
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09/03/2008 18:39:51 |
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Mary McInnis |
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Looking for Angus McLain or MClean or McLean m. Mary McInnis..they had a son John Alexander McLain b. l864. Georgia..they came the route to Miss. |
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08/26/2008 15:16:39 |
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A McKinney in Texas |
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Just alwas hopeful of finding some of my husbands McKinney ancestors. He was born in Jefferson co., Alabama |
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08/26/2008 13:48:31 |
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Just returned from Scotlan |
My husband surprised me with a trip to Scotland for our wedding anniversary and we just returned. My three boys were there at the same time for the International Scottish Jamborette at Blair Atholl.
What an amazing trip for all of us. It was hard to force ourselves to come home. We saw many beautiful places but even better, made some wonderful new friends.
I knew only a little about the name Angus when we left and bought a book while there. I'm now a little clearer about the Angus relationaship to MacInnes but was wondering if all with the last name of Angus are from the MacInnes clan and if not, how do we know if we are. I mistakenly made the assumptions that the Anguses were from County Angus but I see that the MacInnes Clan is from the other side of the country.
One other thing- this is about tartans. Say you are an Angus from the MacInnes clan, do you wear the MacInnes tartan or the Angus tartan. My sister in law bought us all Angus tartan pieces years ago but I'm now wondering if that is a county of Angus tartan.
Thanks for your help. Alyson |
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08/24/2008 20:54:13 |
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Malcolm McInnes |
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Hi All - Found this site while searching for information about my husbands great grandfather Malcolm McInnes. Born Island of Skye about 1848 came to New Zealand about 1866. Not sure how he got here as I can't find him on any shipping lists. He had a sister Margaret who married a Stewart. Margaret at one time lived at Maryhill Road, Glasgow. Malcolm married Elizabeth Phillips in 1878 and they had 8 children. John, Hannah Maria, Ronald, Jeanette, Margaret, Malcolm, Alexander and Daisy. In 1898 Elizabeth left Malcolm and went to Sydney with a Walter Scott and they had 2 children Olive born about 1900 and Iris born about 1902. Elizabeth and Walter married in 1913. Elizabeth died in 1828 and is buried in the Woronora Cemetery, Sydney. Macolm's parents names were John and Margaret nee McDonald and Elizabeth's (who I believe was born in Birmingham) parents were John Phillips and Hannah Maria nee Ridgeway. I cannot trace the family any further back than this so anyone out there who can help I would love to hear from. So glad I found this cool site. |
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08/20/2008 13:20:43 |
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Greetings Clansmen |
Hello from the San Francisco/Bay Area fellow Clansmen and women!
I come to you through my mother, Noreen Lorraine MacInnes, through her Canadian father, John Gordon MacInnes - originally from Ontario province. His father was a fisherman, and unfortunately fell overboard and drowned in one of the American Great Lakes when John was only 8, around 1910. He subsequently moved with his mother and siblings, Jean and Archibald, to California in the 1920s.
I look forward to joining the Clan very soon!
All the best,
Bill |
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08/19/2008 16:48:01 |
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Angus |
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After a long and tiredless search, i finally found my surname (MacInnes). The information that i have found; is great. One day i want to visit Scotland and find where my ancestors lived. |
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08/17/2008 13:03:26 |
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Nice to see other MacInneses |
I am son of Neil Robert MacInnes from SKYE, and grandson of Allister MacInnes from SKYE. My grand mother's name was Janet Thomson. My family is from the Isle of Skye, Scotland. If anyone knows the family history of the family please e-mail me.
Thank You,
Ian |
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08/01/2008 16:17:53 |
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Daniel Gordon McInnis |
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I am descended from Alexander McInnis, b 1805 Scotland, died 1890 Prince Edward Island. His son William, b 1856 PEI, died 1908, Quincy MA, was my great grandfather. I am looking for anyone with knowledge of Williams son Daniel Gordon who was born Jan 17 1883, PEI and died Feb 2 1960 I believe in New York State. I know Daniels wife's name was Esther and they had 5 children. According to my grandmothers address book, these children could be living/lived in Connecticut, Pennsylvania or New York State. Names could be: Daniel Gordon Jr., Kenneth D, Clinton M, Joy and Esther, but am very unsure. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Our family genealogy is listed on tribalpages.com. |
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07/23/2008 23:09:39 |
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Coming to Scotland in Sept. |
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I'm coming over to Scotland in September, to run in the Loch Ness amarathon on 5th October. This will be my first time visiting Scotland, and I feel is long overdue. I am hoping to find some sense of my heritage when I arrive, My father being a pure Scotsman. Inverness will be a great place to begin my search for my own family history. I can't wait! |
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07/19/2008 08:19:00 |
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A great site |
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This has been a great experence for me. I want to thank you for allowing me to gain some knowledge of ancestry. I have heard some of these stories before, but lots of the things mentioned I had not. Thank you all. McInnes again! |
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07/18/2008 13:55:47 |
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Are we related? |
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I have recently begun to research my family history. If I am correct my last name was once spelled: MacInnes...If anyone knows for certain if this is true please email me at: apowell@signaturellc.net. |
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07/12/2008 14:18:04 |
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Great Site! |
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This is a great site. We just got back from a visit in Scotland in May (my ancestry goes back to the Glasgow/Renfrew area in Scotland, through the Glasgow/Renfrew area in the Ottawa Valley in Ontario, Canada). We visited many castles, but didn't learn about this site until we got back. Rats! I guess we'll have to plan another trip, but it will be a bit bittersweet if we can't actually go into Kinlochaline Castle. |
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07/07/2008 17:58:15 |
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howdy yall |
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Just dropping in to say hey. Love being a part of the family! |
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07/04/2008 18:33:03 |
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Hello to my clansmen ( and woman ) |
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Just a quick hello from a McCanse (MacInnes).........Arethere any other McCanses out there? |
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07/02/2008 22:24:51 |
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McGinnis - Irish or Scottish |
Hello, I am originally from Ohio. I have been told my whole life that I am of Irish blood...now after doing some research I am not so sure. However, my father and his brother are the oldest (late 40s) surviving members of my branch on the McGinnis family tree. If any one knows of the history with the McGinnis name in Ohio, please contact me. Little information is better than none at all.
P.S. - There seems to be a large McGinnis population in Colorado Springs as well.
Thanks,
Steve McGinnis |
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06/24/2008 15:59:17 |
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This is a great site |
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I just stumbled across this while looking into my family history. What a great site :) -Tom |
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05/24/2008 15:57:54 |
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McGinnis |
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Thank for all the information this website provides. I just started my family history search and glad to find information about the McGinnis family (my mother's madien name). If there are any McGinnis families from Alabama and I believe North Carolina please feel free to reply. |
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05/17/2008 12:31:54 |
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Looking for Dugald Macinnes |
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I hope some one can help ,I am new to a computer,and family trees.I am looking for information on my Great-Grandfather Dugald Macinnes he was born around 1880s I don't have an exact date but he was married to Jessie Duncan don't know when and they had a child in 1906 very greatfull for any information THANK YOU |
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05/12/2008 13:57:41 |
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Thank you |
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In the early 1700s my family arrived in Ireland. The Irish was assinating the Scottish families in the region, and my forefathers wisely choose to change our last name from MacInnes to Makin to protect our family. From there our family move to America in 1810 |
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05/12/2008 04:02:32 |
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at last |
old Dr Barnardo's boy!
actually aged 75
got my records last week
Mother Elisabeth MacInnes nee Bates
would now be 95 was from Blaydon & Newcastle also Stornaway. A half brother Norman Denvill would be 71.
Would dearly love to know about and meet up with family as I have 2 boys, 3 girls,13 grandchildren,1 great grandchild.
Mother I am sure would want to know this info. hope she is still with us Thanks for a super site.and any contacts out there please mail me. |
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05/05/2008 22:42:41 |
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Looking for a Confirmation |
My Father and I have been researching our irish roots and have found the possibility of there being a connection between the Irish McCann and the Scottish MacInnes. We wanted to know if you have any information you could give us, or if you could just confirm that the McCanns in Scotland were/are a part of the Clan MacInnes.
Thank you,
Melissa Sue
PS My dad wants to know, if there is a connection, can he wear the MacInnes Tartan? |
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04/27/2008 06:59:02 |
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Looking for Connections and Answers |
Hi, I've posted on here before, and I'm looking to find out if a) The spelling of my name is of direct decent of the MacInnes Clan (As stupid as that question is - my father stated that there is no link) and secondly, WHERE I could find further information about the travels of the Clan MacInnes overtime... I have looked at a Convict Site here in Hobart called Port Arthur. There were only two 'McInnes' that came over and both were with the King's Army and Navy - none convicts - but there were several MacInnes across all fields. I'm trying to figure out where I can find this information so I can tell my 2 year old son when he grows up. Thanks.
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04/23/2008 07:11:11 |
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McKinney desc. in NC, USA |
Hi,
My great, great, great Grandmother was Margaret Ann Elizabeth McKinney Turner of White/Cartersville, Bartow County area of Georgia, USA. She was born June 22, 1835, d. March 1915 . My genealogical research cannot find her parentage or direct family connection from USA to Scotland.
If anyone has any info, please let me know.
My other ancestor's are Heath, Stephenson, Turner, Thacker, Beard, O'Neill, Sprouce, Butler, Bowen, Hall, Blount, Thompson, Barrentine, Herring, Rogers, Barfield, Dew & Hickman.
Thank you for any help and God bless,
Roni T. B. |
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04/03/2008 19:40:45 |
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Looking for Jock McInnes from Glasgow |
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I search the information about my grandfather Jock McInnes, which was born in 1922, and lived in Glasgow, NW, Willock str, 44. During the World War II he was in structure of Northern Escort in the Soviet Union, in Archangelsk city, and has got acquainted with my grandmother Rufina Plastinina. My grandmother remembered all life and loved him. In Russia he has son, grandson and great-grandson. I shall be grateful for the help. Your faithfully Stanislav Plastinin. P.S. Please publish my message in guestbook of your site macinnes.org |
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02/29/2008 19:11:26 |
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castle visit |
About fifteen years ago I visited Morvern, with a friend, in hopes of visiting the then uninhabited Kinlochaline tower [pre renovation] Built mid 1500's.
I was directed to one of the cottages on the lochside and told to ask for Dolly.
She was unfortunately in hospital but her son gave me the key and we had the tower to ourselves for an afternoon.
I imagine that the new owners have built over the stains of boiling tar which would be poured from the roof to repel attackers. I remember the enormous fireplace, the narrow stone spiral staircase and the slits in the ten foot thick walls for arrows.
We made a video of our visit.
I look forward to visiting the new castle in all its refurbished glory.
I hope to meet some modern day McInnes's through this great site.
Cheers all.
Iain McInnes |
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02/19/2008 23:12:18 |
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MacAounghais? |
I am a 9th generation decendant of Charles McKinniss and Rachel Carr. He was born in Scotland in 1722 and was impressed into the British army in 1744.
He fought in the battle of Culledon in 1745 and was wounded seriously with General Braddock at the battle of Ft. Pitt in 1755
I'm proud to be a member of clan MacInnes. My question; is there a clan MacAounghais? (spelling is off) Since that is our family's orginial name or is that simply a spell how it sounds thing? |
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02/16/2008 16:49:15 |
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I think I\'m one of you !!! |
Howdy,
My last name is McCanse. Is that descended from MacIness ?
Reed.......... |
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02/08/2008 11:14:46 |
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Hello! I am Lindsey Lohan! |
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I am interested in my ancestors... my really old family. I am proud to be a MacInnes. So... uh... yeah... represent? Heh-heh. I funny |
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02/07/2008 14:20:56 |
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Hello |
I have a dance school and we travel the world representing Scotland at various folklore festivals we have travelled to many countries including Bali,Venezuala,Japan,Malaysia and over 30 other countries.We pride ourselves on doing charity work and if anyone ever needs Scottish highland dancers for any event just contact me at margaretroseschoolofdance@hotmail.com
We are in the process of getting a web site but if you want to find out about our group click on to Helensburgh on line and go to photo galleries and look for Margaret Rose school of dance. |
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02/04/2008 04:20:32 |
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hi i cant belive how many macinnes`s there are out there how u all doin |
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02/01/2008 16:51:23 |
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Trip to Scotland |
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I am planning to take a trip to Scotland in the next year. I would like to visit some of the places that I have seen on this site. Some of the placed, like Iona, look difficult to get to on the map. Does anyone have advice about visiting these sites? |
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02/01/2008 13:03:22 |
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Hello |
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Hello everyone. I just recently learned of our family history, and wanted to say hello. I look forward to talking with everyone and learning more in the future. |
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01/25/2008 10:07:22 |
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Research on Scottish Battlefields and Clan Involvement |
Hello.
I hope you can help me. I am researching a PhD at the University of Glasgow on the cultural associations and contemporary interpretation of Scottish battles and battlefields. As a Highlander of Highland ancestry, I am particularly keen to include the clans in my research and would like to hear from as many clan members as possible. Is there any way that you could post this request for information on your website, please?
I am interested in a number of areas: do you have any tales about battles or where they were fought, or of ancestors who fought at them?; do you have any other examples of folklore and tradition – songs, poems, place-names?; do you have items connected to a battle that have been passed down in the family? I am also very interested in the clan’s history and if the clan continues to have a bard.
Have you visited battlefields where your ancestors fought? Do you think these sites should be preserved and restored for future generations? Do you take part in commemorative acts to mark the anniversaries of battles important to the clan? I would also like to hear from anyone with an understanding of clan warfare, the tactics etc.
It is important that I hear from as many clan members as possible. I can be contacted at Glasgow University at s.watson.1@research.gla.ac.uk.
Many thanks.
Shirley Ann Watson
Deaprtment of Archaeology
University of Glasgow
Glasgow
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01/22/2008 00:11:41 |
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cool |
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i dont really no anything about my history but this site is cool |
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01/16/2008 11:30:30 |
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Greetings from South Carolina. |
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My Grandfather, Duncan, came over from Glasgow in the 1920s and settled in Maine. The family moved to Warwick, RI in the 1930's and I am now in North Charleston, SC enjoying the many golf courses in the area. |
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01/05/2008 21:38:45 |
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McMaster history linked to MacInnes |
Hello all,
I've been doing some research on a family name. My great great great grandfather was Edwin McMasters Stanton. He was Abraham Lincoln's Sec. of War during the Civil War, as well as Secretary of State. Now my uncle who passed 5 years ago, Richard Stanton Penn was the real family historian. Unfortunately I missed the opportunity to learn what he knew. He was I know proud of our Scottish heritage, when he was re-married later in his life he wore a kilt, and he was an avid bagpiper. While I have traced much of our Stanton and Penn name history, I have just started on the McMaster name. What I have found is that it was very possibly an off shoot from the MacInnes Clan on several places I have looked. Can anybody help me? Uncle Dick was proud of this Scottish connection. A decorated Marine warrior who served in WWII as well as surviving the Chosin Reservoir in Korea. I would like to carry on his pride or it will die. Any help would be greatly appreciated. If I'm on the right track, I will be proud to join. Thanks, |
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01/03/2008 09:15:23 |
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Hello |
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For the past few years I've been keeping up with this webpage, info about the castle... a few years ago, just after my great grandmother passed, I was told of how our family history went back to the MacInnes clan, in Scottland. She told me of "The butter castle" and I couldn't help but laugh about how everyone that was directly related to her, we all love butter, and use butter by the ton in everything! My uncle as a small boy would wrap a stick of butter up with a single slice of bread and eat it... yes,we love butter!! How awesome it is to be able to make contact with people that are related to me by the internet! It's so nice to be able to say hello to ppl I have daydreamed of meeting!!! I hope and pray one day I can meet you all in person! I sure hope your holidays were richly blessed! |
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12/28/2007 23:13:03 |
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Tracking down the family McNinch |
Hello,
My mother's family was McNinch.Have a census record from 1850 in Chester, South Carolina, but listing has Ireland as place of origin.
I see from this site that the family McNinch may fall within the Clan MacInnes.
Does anyone have any info on the history of the McNinches? Irish? Scots? A little of both?
I've been hiking in each of the last three years through the Highlands and will again be there this coming September. Would love to find home ground if it's possible. Movern? Mull? Antrim?
Thanks for anyone's help. Send me an email if that's the protocol.
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12/26/2007 08:30:34 |
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McGinnes |
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My grandmother was a McGinnes, her father was a Scot (Robert McGinnes (Jr.)) from Glasgow married to Elizabeth McKechnie Miller. His father (Robert McGinnes) married to Elizabeth Chalmers. He was a glassblower. Robert Jr. lived in New Jersey and Rhode Island. |
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12/08/2007 00:04:44 |
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Hello All McInnes people |
My family moved to South Wales in 1982 from Cumbernauld, Glasgow. My dad's family are scattered all over, from Scunthorpe to New Zealand.When I got married I refused to change my name and when my daughter was born her surname was McInnes. It is an honour to be part of this site, even just signing the guest book. I am proud to be a McInnes!  |
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12/03/2007 17:27:36 |
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In need of family history |
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Please Help! I'm despartly in need of info on my family. My father is a MacInnes and I would love to know if I have any close realitives out in Nova Scotia that might help me to find out more for a geneology research project. My father is John Alexander MacInnes born in 1946. My grandfather John Anthony MacInnes born in 1903 in Port Hood Inverness county Nova Scotia. Anyone with more info on this side of the family feel free to get in touch with me. What a wonderful site! |
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11/27/2007 23:06:51 |
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MacInnes=McKinney in America |
Hi All,
Wonderful site you have here. Does anyone know how or why MacInnes was changed to McKinney in America. Any one know the story. |
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11/25/2007 09:40:19 |
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Hello from Hereford, England |
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Hi - we are Scott, Tracey and Milo McInnes, based in Hereford, England. Scott's father Charlie is originally from Glasgow. His parents, Geore and Elizabeth, emigrated to Sydney, Australia in the 1960's. |
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11/23/2007 06:42:31 |
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Aloha Clan MacInnes |
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I am Andrew Malcolm MacInnes the fifth and youngest son of Daniel Grant MacInnes of Oban Scotland and Elizabeth Suzanne MacInnes (formely Sear) Born in Kenya To English parents. My grandfather on my dads side I believe was an auctioneer in Oban I believe my father had brothers and sisters of how many Im really not sure I only know of my Uncle Donald Whom I think lived out his life after leaving bonnie Scotland, and for a while being married to my Auntie Judy Who sadly passed away earlier this month in Canada I also believe he had a sister who moved to South AfricaMy four older brothers Roddy James David Johnathon and how could I forget my bonnie wee sister Deirdre still live in New Zealand I am sure I have cousins all around the world(We are MacInnes after all). And would like to write to or hear from any of you who might be out there . Unfortunately both of my parent are now strolling hand in hand through the thistle and glen in the sky so I have not much else to go on and would love to hear from any one with interest, family or not Andrew Clan MacInnes |
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11/22/2007 16:52:27 |
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Hello! |
My dad comes from the MacInnes Line. My mom wants to get him a Scarf with the MacInnes Symbol. Does anyone know where to look?
thanks,
Virginia~ |
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11/10/2007 00:46:58 |
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AGAIN MACINNES! |
[font=Verdana]I'm very excited that I have found this website. I have been looking for some time the history of my name and wanting to know my heritage.
I will be looking further into this website.[/font]
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11/04/2007 05:37:23 |
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hi are you a macInnes too? |
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hi! I am a MacInnes! m-a-c-i-n-n-e-s. is anyone else here my family? |
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11/02/2007 21:33:31 |
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Am I a member of your clan? |
My Mother was a Maginnis. Her father was an Orangmen from Ireland. Could his ancestors have immigrated to Ireland from Scotland and been part of the MacInnes clan making me a member of the MacInnes clan?
Thanks, Tommy |
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11/02/2007 13:38:34 |
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Hello |
Dear All,
I have doing research for a little while now and today to my SURPRISE I stumbled upon your site. I would like any information to pass along to my children who are finally intrested in our clan. I am 48 years old and only the 3 generation born in America. My grandfather Norman Kenneth McInnis' parents were originally from County Sligo, Ireland. I would very much like to correspond from our clan and to understand more about myself.
God Speed! |
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