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Comment by Janelle Eastham on July 30, 2012 at 11:19am

I'm a Keahey or McKeachey which is a sept of Clan Donald. They settles in the South. Hi, y'all.

Comment by Imogen White on June 16, 2012 at 12:49am

Hello, I'm looking for any information on who my McDonald ancestor might be. I was told bits and pieces of my heritage from my family but I can't seem to work out  my McDonald heritage. On my grandfathers birth register it only lists his mothers surname McDonald and there is no first name. My grandfather was born in 1913 in Middlesex, London and his last name is White. I have been told that I have Scottish heritage so I am assuming I am from the McDonalds' from Scotland. If anyone has any information pertaining to this topic please help me out.

Comment by J.R. Fox on April 13, 2012 at 6:39pm

This is one tough family to figure out! At least for my Mcdonald family. My Mcdonald Line comes out of Hampshire County WV then Virginia. Searching for info on Angus Mcdonald,Donald Mcdonald,Jennette Mckernan Mcdonald. This Donald married a Hannah in which that is all I know per the documents I have pulled. This Donald also married a Sara Critten. I can find ZERO Vital records on any of them or dont know anything else about them. This Angus would be my fourth great grandfather. He would have died around 1808-1810

Comment by Fred Joseph MacDonald on November 3, 2011 at 11:49am

Researching: MacDonald/ McDonald, Gunness/Gunas/Gunnis, Lynas families.

Comment by Jan Westcott on July 7, 2010 at 8:02pm

Would like to contact any ancestors of John McDonald b 1850, Kilsyth Stirling (son of Malcolm McDonald and Agnes nee Patrick) m 1871 Kilsyth Stirling to Agnes Pringle b 1844 Gorbals, Glasgow City, Lanarkshire (daughter of William Sharp Pringle and Elizabeth nee Grant). Son Andrew John McDonald b 1886 Lossit, Kilsyth Stirling is my grandfather. Believe Andrew's siblings to be Malcolm b 1871, John b 1873, William b 1874, Elizabeth b 1877 and James b 1880. Would appreciate any information. Thank you.

Jan Westcott

Comment by Tony Haigh on June 12, 2010 at 9:09pm

We live in Melbourne Australia and are coming to UK in August. My wife, then known as Deirdre Carter is trying to find a friend Jane MacDonald who would be in her sixties and lived on the isle of Barra.

Comment by LuRose Williams on February 19, 2010 at 10:53am

Happy Spring to you all...

I just was told in December 2009 that my paternal DNA--matches totally to the MacDonald and MacNeill of Barra Scotland. For several generations we only knoew our names as "Williams" but with the advent of DNA testing, we are MacNeills of Renfrwshire. Has anyone heard of the "Black" group of Donald, Macneill DNA ? I can only imagine who my ancestors really are. The MtDNA points 10 out of 10 to ladies from Ireland, particular the ones who went to settle New Scoland Canada..As the MtDNA reflects, I am 10 of 10 to an American Indian female whose name was Mourning Dove or Christena Kintaskit . What I have read, her father was also Scot and Indian blood and they all lived on the Colville Reservation in Oregon Canada Borer.

Ryan your name is Williams also...Can you give a reasonable explaination as to why my paternal line would be Williams and not MacDonald or MacNeill ?

Thanks..LuRose

Comment by Ann Hausler Harrington on February 19, 2010 at 1:00am

G'day all! I live in Melbourne Australia but I am looking to connect with Macdonald descendants that came from the Knoydart area of Scotland. My ancestor, Donald MacDonald and his wife Catherine MacGillis sailed on the Macdonald in 1786 and settled in Glengarry Ontario Canada. Looking to connect with descendants of their children. Open to any tips on how to look for this family in Knoydart. Thanks!

Comment by Ryan Michael Williams on December 21, 2009 at 3:18am

Thank-you for the greetings Heather, I'm sure we all will have a special time.

My branch is planning a good ol' clan get-together! Good conversations, good food, and a lot of good wine!

Anyway... Merry Christmas to all, Happy New Years, Happy Holidays, cheers to good health and to good fun!

Comment by Heather Higgins on December 21, 2009 at 3:10am

Xmas greetings to all Clan Donald members. I hope you all have a special time with your friends and family. Take care as you welcome in 2010....

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