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The Scotch Irish in Colonial Pennsylvania Discussions (6)

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Searching for Sankey, Gilliland, Adams, Cowden and possibly Graham Sankeys are from York County and Mifflin county PA. Some sources say they are Scots Irish and other sources suggest they are English. I g… Started by Gwynn Socolich	0	May 6, 2010
Samuel Harris Laird and Lincoln and Douglas Samuel Laird was a prominent citizen in Illinois. He has had military training and volunteered for service in the war with Mexico, becoming… Started by Kathryn Brannigan Walizer	0	Mar 7, 2010
Davis and McNeil Families SARAH MCNEIL:In the 1850 census of Liberty Twp, Mountour Co., PA, there is household 108, Anna McNeal head of household, 77, b. PA, with Sa… Started by Kathryn Brannigan Walizer	0	Mar 7, 2010
William Laird sister Martha Laird Harris Source: Genealogy.com, 11/08/2003, posted by Susan Holman:Martha Laird came to America with her brothers and sisters in the early 1730's on… Started by Kathryn Brannigan Walizer	0	Mar 7, 2010
Laird Family of Pennsylvania William Laird, who was born in Ireland, Oct 27, 1727, and was brought toAmerica at the age of six years, and died April 11, 1820. In early… Started by Kathryn Brannigan Walizer	0	Mar 7, 2010
The Scotch Irish Who were the Scotch-Irish Kathryn Brannigan Walizer The term "Scotch-Irish" is an American term adopted by descendants of this group in t… Started by Kathryn Brannigan Walizer	0	Nov 14, 2009

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