Barclay - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Barclays/Nutters on the Eastern Shore of Maryland

Neicymoul — 2012-05-02 03:38:28Z

I am a relative on the Nutter side of the family and one of our cousins married a Barclay. I know more about the Nutters then the Barclays my cousin could help you with that one. I will have to check my database for some of the names you mentioned I have not looked at it for a while so some of the names I am not familiar with. Most of my family is from the Eastern Shore Maryland on my mothers side. I live in PA.

Barclay/Barkly/Bartlett

beetlevick — 2012-04-22 04:16:05Z

I have seen this name (Barclay) spelt many different ways and the children have middle names that are spelt different than the last name. There is a 2nd marriage after the 1st is deceased and we are trying to figure out if this is the right person or not because the last name changed from Barclay to Bartlett. The first initial is the same but not the last name. Can anyone help with this last name from Barclay to Bartlett what a leap in name changes. Also Bartley is another name that I have found. To be more specific Felise/Felix Barclay or Barkly married Pricey/Pricea Brock 1799 Knox, Tn. Felise/Felix died 1808/1809 and it is believed that Pricea/pricey remarried in 1812 to Peter Merriman. The only problem is that he married Ping Bartlett/Price Bartlett. So we are trying to figure out if this person that married Peter Merriman in 1812 is the first wife of Felix or is this actually someone else. The reson that I am still searching is that the only record of Felix and Pricey is their marriage in Knox in 1799. We have no before records or after except that Felix purchased land from James Brock in Knox Co., @Swan Pond Creek. There are children by this marriage Mary "Polly" Barclay, Thomas Barclay, James William Barclay and Elizabeth "Betsy" Barclay. They have all been proved to be the children of Felix. They were born abt 1801, 1805, and 1809 was Elizabeth. The other is somehwere in between all the other dates, and I really believe that it was Thomas born about 1804 before my gr gr grandfather James Barclay. You can check out spelling in Civil War Pension Index as there is a Barclay, William N. and his (alias) is Bartlett, William N. No relation that is have been able to find. Only an example of what I do mean.

Barclay/Barkly/Bartlett

beetlevick — 2012-04-22 04:10:34Z

BARCLAY Linda Kay SPINDLE married 2 Oct 1976

t42ValleyView_CookeCoTX — 2012-04-05 13:20:56Z

BARCLAY Linda Kay SPINDLE married 2 Oct 1976

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Valley View Cemetery, Cooke Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,415 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Cooke), cemetery(ValleyView) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely "not my family".

BARCLAY Teddy Albert 1949 2006 married 2 Oct 1976

t42ValleyView_CookeCoTX — 2012-04-04 20:01:42Z

BARCLAY Teddy Albert 1949 2006 married 2 Oct 1976

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Valley View Cemetery, Cooke Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,415 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Cooke), cemetery(ValleyView) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely "not my family".

Re: Bartley/Barclay Connection

CarmelitaHanlon — 2012-03-14 05:08:31Z

Bert Visheau's info on Louise Elizabeth Visheau came from research that my daughter and I did before computers (a lot of leg work. Louise "Eliza" Visheau was born in 1849 the eldest of the 14 children of Joseph Visheau & Hermine Trois? She married John Bartley of West Flamborough (born 1831)The difference in age could explain their children were born late in life. They were I think: Robert Barclay (step-son?) born November 4, 1880.....John Boyd Barclay b. May (March?) 1891
Mary Maude Barclay, b. June 24, 1884: Rose Ellen Baclay b. Oct 13,1888 Married Oliver Ara Orr of Portland Indiana married in Hamilton, Ontario On Oct 26, 1909. I hope that I did not confuse things even more. I wasn't trying to find the Bartley (Barclay) line but recorded it when I came across it. Hope it helps or at least gets someone break their brick wall in their history.

Re: BARCLAYs of Falmouth, Devon, England

lawrie101 — 2012-02-12 05:13:53Z

I can give extended information on the barclay lineage dating back to Robert the Bruce King of Scotland

Re: Barclay, James William, TN.

beetlevick — 2012-02-09 23:41:07Z

I just posted today the 1880 census with N.M. Blarclay in it, I figured she had to be somewhere since she was not in Madison Co. She is listed there with her children by James and his children by his 1st wife Emline Nanney.

Barclay, N. M. (Nancy Minerva henderson)

beetlevick — 2012-02-09 23:14:40Z

Nancy Minerva Henderson m. James W. Barclay abt 1857 Madison Co., Tn. The reason I write is that Nancy can be found in the 1880 census but not under the name of Barclay because they mispelled it. She can be found under Blarclay as all of her children can and James children also. 1880 census Haywood Co., Tn. District 7 image 3 which is page 3. I figured she must be somewhere as she did not die until 1889 (see Cornwall/Barclay cemetery same city. Was looking for something else when I came across this spelling and the children do match-up.

Harold Dean Barclay , in Calhoun, Ga.,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-01-14 03:51:10Z

Harold D. Barclay
Calhoun, Ga.

Harold Dean Barclay .
passed away peacefully Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012,
in Calhoun, Ga., after a long, full life that was notable for his resilience in the face of challenges and for his devotion to family and friends. Dean was born March 15, 1919, and grew up in Vandergrift. He was a student at the University of Pittsburgh, where he met his wife, Jean,; and retired from the Air Force after more than 20 years of proud service. He and Jean then settled in Westhampton, N.Y., and subsequently retired to Stuart, Fla. During his adult life, Dean had a strong work ethic. He was a music lover, an avid reader of the news, and a talented photographer. He was predeceased by his cherished wife, Jean Brink Barclay; and his beloved brother, James Thomas Barclay. Dean is survived by his daughters, Ann Robson (Arthur), of Vancouver, British Columbia, Laurie Henchey (Bob), of Adairsville, Ga., and Deborah Burdick (Stuart Johnson), of Mt. Pleasant, S.C.; his grandson, James Burdick, of Hamburg, N.Y.; and his great-grandson, Mason Dean O'Malley, of Hamburg, N.Y.; also remembered with fondness, his half sister, Linda Armitage, of York. Ann and Deborah are forever grateful to Laurie and Bob for their dedication and love during Dad's journey over the last years. Dean's family is grateful to caregivers and staff at Morning Pointe, Gordon Health Care, and Affinis Hospice, Calhoun, Ga., for their attentive care. A private service will be held Saturday at Allegheny Memorial Park, Allison Park. Arrangements by KYPER FUNERAL HOME, 2702 Mt. Royal Blvd. In memory of Dean, donations may be made to Palm City Presbyterian Church, Palm City, Fla.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh )

Hannah Kirkpatrick Barclay Dau of Hugh K Book ready

TomACaulley — 2011-12-21 23:17:48Z

After nearly 6 moths of writing and researching, I FINALLY have finished Vol 1 in the series on the descendants and royal ancestors of Hugh Kirkpatrick (of W. Nottingham Township, Chester Co., PA b ca 1695-d 1768). Volume 1 covers descendants of Hannah Kirkpatrick (1717-1772) who married Hugh Barclay. Her descendants include such notables a Sam Houston (Texas hero), Madge Bellamy (Silent Movie Star) and Stephen Foster (father of American Music). Her ancestors are presumed to include Kings of England, Scotland, France, Germany, Italy, Turkey, Bavaria, Kiev Russia, Sweden, Kent, Wessex and East Anglia, Charlemagne, several Holy Roman Emperors, 5 saints 3 Roman Senators and 2 Roman Proconsuls.

There are over 1765 pages, 6500 names, 4300 documents a full descendants chart and my gedcom for this family all on 1 data DVD. Cost is $15 (+$5 S/H)

If you are interested, contact me directly at tcaulleysgenmail [at] yahoo.com

Louzelle Barclay of Temple, TX 1927

drbrownlee — 2011-11-28 00:13:20Z

Louzelle is pictured in the 1927 Cotton Blossom, yearbook of Temple High School in Temple, Texas, and is a freshman. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Barclay's Bucks or Greene Pa.

barclaya170 — 2011-11-27 05:00:30Z

My 5th Great Grandfather was James Barclay, born 1722 died 1792. He was buried at the Neshaminy Church in Warminster, PA. His wife was Margret Craig Fowler. After his death, she moved in with her son James(1752-1810) in Philadelphia. She is buried at Laurel Hill in Philadelphia. Family history says the Barclay house had a fire which destroyed many of the records. We have never been able to successfuly trace James' lineage back further.

From what I understand, Hugh moved west out to Greene County.

Re: Australian Barclays

lyndave47 — 2011-11-26 00:41:56Z

Hi, My name is David S Barclay located near Darwin NT and I am researching my Aust and English and Scotish family. My family came to Oz in about 1852 to Melbourne. In about 1865 they moved to Walhalla to go for gold and then mainly stayed in Victoria.
I have records back to their first days in Oz. Their names were George and Jemima (Campbell) Barclay, children Jemima, George, William, Arthur, Haida Eliz Ann, Margaret Ellen, Sophia and Caroline.
Happy to share. Cheers, Dave Barclay

James Barclay of Ulster/Orange County

barclayd1 — 2011-08-13 05:36:45Z

I am a direct descendant of the James Barclay who survived the trip on the George and Ann in 1729. I am looking for the burial place for James and his son James who was a patriot in the American Revolution. His brothers' graves are at the Goodwill Cemetery in Orange County however I can not find his grave there. I am also interested in finding the grave for Jame's son Daniel Barclay. He was a member of the Hopewell Church in Orange County however I cannot find any trace of him at the Hopewell Cemetery.
Daniel's son Gaston Barclay is my great great grandfather who moved from Orange County to Brooklyn. He had a son David who had a son named Alfred. He was my grandfather. Alfred had two brothers, Sam and Frank and a sister Catie. If anyone is connected to this line I would appreciate any information you may have.
Thank you.
Chris Barclay

BARKLEY - BARCLAY FAMILY HISTORY ON FACEBOOK

dawn_1960 — 2011-08-03 19:21:51Z

Information and Photos
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Forest-Of-Family-Trees/2359636...

Re: Barclay or Barkley in Ohio and Indiana

lowmillertree — 2011-07-23 01:21:39Z

I am looking for the father and mother of John Barclay that married Milanda Clifford. Milinda was born abt 1848 and John was born abt1839. I think JOHN'S fathers name was John also or it could have been David, but not sure.
We are kin to Sam Barclay born in 1872,who married Louela Poulson in Harrison County, Ohio. Their family settled near Jewett, Ohio and Moorefield
I would love to hear from anyone who has info on this.

Re: Barclay or Barkley in Ohio and Indiana

lowmillertree — 2011-07-23 01:21:33Z

Re: Felix Barclay of east Tennessee

beetlevick — 2011-06-30 05:46:51Z

Hi Mark, it has been a very long time since we last emailed. I was wondering if you might have a copy of Felix Barclays will from 1809. I had a copy of it but it was lost in the fire. About all I can remember is that Pricia (Pricey) was with child when he died and it is stated so in his will. I have the marriage of Pricia Brock and Felix Barclay 1799 in Knox Co., Tn.

Barclay/Barkley/Barcley/Barckley in Ohio and Maryland

kelseykay43 — 2011-06-07 04:22:08Z

I have located these families as shown and have information to share with anyone researching James Barclay/Barcley Licking Co, Ohio; Robert Barckley, Muskingum Co, Ohio; Robert Benjamin Barclay, Maryland and all of their spouses. If you are looking for info contact me.

Re: Barclay or Barkley in Ohio and Indiana

kelseykay43 — 2011-06-07 04:14:09Z

I am researching Barclay/Barkley/Barckley in Ohio and have located the father of James Barclay/Barcley. First of all James and Elizabeth had another child, Rosanna Barclay who married James Clemmings. James' father was Robert Barclay who lived in Muskingum County, Ohio. Robert's father was Robert Benjamin Barclay who was from Maryland, Baltimore, Baltimore County. I have additional information if you woluld like it.

kelsey

Re: Andrew Barclay

ccb108 — 2011-05-25 08:50:17Z

Hi Terry Ellen Samuels-Richardson,
I don't think there is any link as my ancestors settled in Shelburne Nova Scotia from Boston via New York in 1763
happy hunting
Charles

Re: Barclay ancestry

plittau1954 — 2011-03-16 23:01:19Z

Mary, he's Sir Walter Barclay of Gartley, Lord of Redcastle and Inverkeillor and was appointed Chamberlain of SCottland under William the Lion.

Indiana Barclay/Brewster

jessicaarcher81 — 2011-02-17 23:26:15Z

Im desperately looking for information on my great grandmother. No one seems to know anything...Not even her first name. I think she was born between 1885 and 1900.

Married Fred(-erick)Brewster sometime before 1920.

She had 2 children(Raymond R.Brewster(1924-1983),and my grandmother-Margaret S.Brewster-Flatt(1920-1995).

From what my grandmother told me when I was little her mother died when my grandmother was very young and she had to raise Ray. She would have died sometime in between 1924 and 1930-32? Margaret and Raymond lived in Glen Park (Gary) as children.

Frederick was listed to have died in Gary Indiana,I have searched all over for death, marriage..etc...NOTHING.
My aunt has said that her name was possibly mary, and that she might have been buried in Michigan.

If anyone could please help me, I would appreciate it sooo much!! I have hit a brick wall, and with less than 4 Living members on her side, Im stuck....

Re: Jemima Barclay

lyndave47 — 2011-02-13 00:36:05Z

Hi Margaret,
Thanks for making contact, the system works! I have no other responses to date, so I am pleased that you have made the effort. For any future contact our mail address is lyn-dave@bigpond.com.
I have the birth and marriage certs of Caroline which I am happy to share if you want them. A lot of the information that you will get from Walhalla I have given them, as I have been on the search for the Barclays for some time now and visit Walhalla each year if I can. We live in Darwin and have two of our kids living in Adelaide, two grandkids plus one on the way. So we get down south as often as we can to be with them. We are at present on the York Peninsular SA and we will be moving over to Vic in a week or two. Where are you located?
I have a little bit of info on Caroline and her Fred, they owned a pub at one time. I have lots on the Barclays and as I said, happy to share if you are interested.
Lyn and I will be in England in July plus Scotland so we are hoping to get more info on George and Jemima then. The person that I seem to have lost is Jemima junior, born London about 1835. She seems to have slipped off the planet somehow.
OK, let me know what you would like and I can send it. If you want to meet up whilst we are in Vic, that would be good and I can show you directly what I have.
OK cheers for now and thanks again for responding.
Dave Barclay

Re: Jemima Barclay

rubychatter — 2011-02-11 15:34:30Z

Hi David,
My name is Margaret Nowell and my GG grandparents were Jemima Barclay (Campbell) born 1810 and George Barclay.
My G grandparents were Caroline Fuge (Barclay) and Frederick Fuge.
My grandparents were Helen McNamara (Fuge) and Thomas McNamara
From the Walhalla records I have the following which you probably already have:
George Barclay b. London, England 1837 d. Walhalla 20/1/1871 m. Maria Sweeney (1 child)
Haidee Barclay b. 1846 m. William Kinsman (1 child)
Jemima Barclay b. 1835
Margaret Ellen Barclay b. London, England m. Samuel Boyd, Charles Chappel (1874) (2 children)
Sophia Barclay b. 1851
Nothing else on Jemima.
I only have info on the direct line from Caroline, and am hoping to get to Walhalla this year to do a bit of investigation. Any other info in this line I am happy to share. You can also find me on facebook as we have gleaned a lot of info on my husband's family this way, but none so far on my side.
Cheers Margaret

Re: Barclays in Ohio

gkathryn725 — 2011-01-16 19:30:54Z

Would love to have you dump a lot of family data on me. Thanks for your time. gkathryn725@suddenlink.net
Mygggrrandfather is Also Francis Barclay.

Jemima Barclay

lyndave47 — 2011-01-01 02:26:22Z

Hi,
My name is David Sewell Barclay and I am interested in anyone connected to my GG grandparents George and Jemima (nee Campbell) Barclay both born Middlesex London about 1810, married St Michaels Queenhith, London 11/5/1834.
Children:- Jemima 1835, George 1837, William 1840, Arthur(my G grandfather) 1843, Haida Elizabeth Ann 1846, Margaret Ellen 1850, Sophia 1851, all born London and Caroline 3/8/1854 Moonee Ponds Victoria Australia. I am particularly interested to know what happened to daughter Jemima. They all appear to have come to Australia about 1851, but I can not find any trace of Jemima junior. Happy to share any info on the family. Cheers Dave Barclay.

Re: Barclay from Scotland

ebarclay413 — 2010-12-20 07:28:56Z

if anyone is related to this family of barclays please contact me.

Re: George Barclay, Mary Penny

GraemeBarclay20 — 2010-12-14 10:57:53Z

Just read your message regarding your your Barclay ancestors. My Barclay line came from the Old Meldrum area too.

Please see my line below:

My ggg-grandfather is JOHN BARCLAY. He was married to Lydia Sellar and lived at New Pitsligo, Aberdeenshire until his death around the mid 1840's. John Barclay had lived at Old Deer and Old Meldrum in his earlier years.
I have knowlege he died in a snow storm at the Den O Fathie, a pass between the King Edward and Aberdour parishes of north Aberdeenshire around mid 1840's.

His spouse Lydia Sellar was born in 1785 at Artamford just outside New Deer (they married in 1811)

They had the following children:

John Barclay, a soldier who died of fever in the West Indies.
William Barclay, farmer at Cook, Byth
James Barclay, crofter, Craigston, Turriff
Andrew Barclay, mason, New Pitsligo, died March 18, 1847 aged 29. (Ann Finnie, wife of Andrew Barclay, died 1906, aged 83 years)
Peter Barclay (my gg-grandfather), farm servant and feuar, New Aberdour, b. 22 June 1826 at Tyrie, died 2nd March 1905 at 20 High Street, New Pitsligo.
(1st wife was Mary McDonald) who I descend from (died aged 35 years), he then remarried Jean Murison Park.

Any help would be very much appreciated.

Kindest regards
Graeme A. Barclay gbarc22535@aol.com

Thomas Philander Barclay's in-laws

ElmsAndBarclay — 2010-11-21 23:15:09Z

I am descended from T.P. through his youngest son, Melvin (my grandfather). I am researching his father-in-law Jonas Huber Rhorer. I already have lots of information, but am seeking information from photos or documents that have been handed down through the family.

I will gladly search what I have and find.

Mary Barclay Pa early 1700,s

wmlake1 — 2010-11-08 01:56:08Z

Looking for Mary Barclay who md John Brown 1682-1734,mother of Mathew Brown bn. 1733

Harry Antlers marries Emille Barclay Longmont, CO 1915

annageis76 — 2010-11-05 04:04:10Z

I am not related to this family...

The Longmont Ledger
Longmont, Boulder Co, Colorado
Friday, June 11, 1915

Married:

ANTLERS-BARCLAY-- At the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Barclay, Tuesday, afternoon, June 8, 1915. Harry Antlers of Grand Junction and Miss Emile Barclay, of Longmont. Dr. A. J. Waller officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Antlers left Wednesday for Grand Junction where they will make their home.

James Barclay - Obit 1935

fgruber24 — 2010-10-26 09:32:10Z

Cincinnati Enquirer
September 8, 1935
Page: 27

BARCLAY
James Barclay of 2913 Vaughn st., Friday, September 6, 1935.
Services at W. Mack Johnson's funeral home. McMillan at Upland pl., Monday, September 9, at 2 p.m.

POW/MIA Korean War BARCLAY

powmiadna — 2010-10-10 13:58:22Z

I am searching for the famiy of a soldiers with the surname Green that was lost in the Korean War. At this time the government has no family contact. At the time he was lost his remains were not recovered. Family DNA is needed to identify remains if and when they are recovered. At the time he entered service he gave his Home of Record as Baldwin County, GA.

Soldier: BALDWIN BARCLAY
Born: April 2, 1930 Caucasian
Date of loss: August 22, 1950 MIA
Unit:L Co. Hq Hq Co. 7th Cav Rgt, 1st Cav Division

When the Korean War ended the enemy never returned or accounted for over 8,000 of our servicemen. They died in their hands. That was over 50 years ago. Since that time DNA has been perfected and also they are recovering remains in North Korea. Our government is obligated to return those remains to the proper family. DNA samples have been obtained from most of the families of these missing soldiers. For various reasons some families have not been located. Our government has no family contact for the man listed.

When the remains are recovered and identified they will be returned to the family for proper burial. I am just an old (79 years) Combat Veteran out of the Korean War and thankful that I did return. I consider this a very noble cause and I hope that you can help in some way to find this family. For more information on the project you may go to http://www.jpac.pacom.mil/. My part in the program is to match up the lost families with the proper agency.

I will be grateful for any assistance in locating this family.

Harold Davis
517 Mohican Trail
Wilmington, NC 28409

40th Infantry Division
Korea ’52-‘53
910-791-2333
hgdavis@bellsouth.net

Re: Mary Francis Barclay married Francis Porter Ashlock 1842 Polk Co., MO

beetlevick — 2010-10-10 05:16:06Z

No I don't think there is any relationship.

William Edmund Barclay

Solomon_socks — 2010-10-01 14:58:03Z

William Edmund Barclay was born and baptised in 1893 in West Derby, Liverpool. As a child and a teenager he lived in Fraserborough with his grandparents, James Barclay and Ann Barclay (nee Cobban). He returned to live with his parents, James and Frances Barclay for only a short while back in Liverpool before joining the Navy.
Might anyone have William Edmund as a relative on their Family Tree?

Barclays from Woolwich & Plumstead

RVBailey — 2010-09-27 16:01:01Z

Hi
I am researching my wifes family her mother Florence Mary Dove Barclay b 1905 had two older sisters who married Canadian soldiers and moved to Canada they were Rose Elizabeth Barclay b 1896 & Ellen Frances Barclay (Nellie)b 1900,
Florence died on 25th December 2000 never knowing what happened to her two sisters as no contact was made after thier leaving it would be so nice to find out on her behalf, her daughter Mavis Florence Bailey b 1938 is keen to know.
We still live in Plumstead SE London where the Barclay family were living when the two sisters left for Canada in those days Plumstead and Woolwich were deemed to be in Kent
There were also two brothers William G Barclay b 1990 and Frank Barclay b 1902 William we think was Killed in the first World war and Frank dissapeared around 1955
Can anybody help.

Re: Barclays from England

RVBailey — 2010-09-10 17:49:02Z

Hi My Name Is Bob My wife Mavis Florence Bailey nee Humphrey was the daughter of Florence Mary Dove Barclay who died in 2000 at the age of 95.
She was the daughter of James Barclay and Sara Ada Hewitt Florence had 4 siblings William G, Rose Elizabeth, Ellen Frances and Frank.
The all lived in Plumstead SE London UK, Where we still live.
We believe William G was killed in the 1st World war but cant find any reference to him after the 1911 census he was born in 1890 according to the above census.

Re: Barclay, Ellen Nellie

RVBailey — 2010-09-10 16:17:08Z

My Wife's mother's maiden name was Florence Mary Barclay, she married Richard Humphrey My wife was born on 30 October 1938, We still live in Woolwich.
Florence & Ellen were in an orphanage in Blackburn Lancs in the 1911 census after the death of their mother Sara Ada the orphanage list also shows Frank Barclay a brother born between Ellen and Florence.

Re: DUGALD BARCLAY

NancyHolmes23 — 2010-08-11 20:39:55Z

I'm looking for relatives of Sadie, Dugald, Helen and James Jr. James Sr. was my Grandfather. He was born in No. 1 Row, Aitkenhead, Lanarkshire, Scotland. His Parents were James and Helen Thompson Barclay. James Sr. Sr.'s Parents were John and Isabella. I lived about ten minutes from Young's Land. My Father, James Barclay Clark was born in Young's Land. He was illegitimate. The only reason I'm looking for my cousins is that I was hoping to get a photograph of James Sr. and Grace. Perhaps the relatives would like to get to know their cousins? If so, please contact me.

BARCLAY Gwendolyn Sue 1954-1999

t42MountOlivet — 2010-07-26 13:58:30Z

BARCLAY Gwendolyn Sue 1954-1999

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,204 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Barclay in Warrick Co., IN

lbarclay2 — 2010-06-27 01:59:38Z

I am lindsey lunsford barclay, i have 5 generations of barclays who lived and died in warrick co. year 1832-1965. names, herschel(my dad) robert lindsey, samual, jesse. jesse was b-1806 in brekenridge co. ky. check my family tree..barclay family tree. please reply...note i have not found jesse's parents. LLB

Re: Barclay from Old Machar, Aberdeen, Scotland

Leeannott — 2010-06-26 21:14:25Z

Could it be that one was a church wedding and the other was a marriage application? I found the same thing.

MIssing Charles Barclay, b 1907, MA

TimothyLamont — 2010-06-22 19:35:41Z

Im looking for information regarding Charles Barclay, born 27 Jun 1907 in Massachusetts, either Andover or Boston most likely. He was taken to Scotland shortly after and returned when he was 15, in 1922. His mother was Emma Anderson Barclay and his father could have been John Farquarson Gorrie -- though the father is in question.

I have a lot of info on the rest of the family, but Uncle Charlie doesnt seem to be anywhere, except for the Arrival Record in 1922.

Any help is appreciated. Respond here or email me directly at: tmthylmnt@gmail.com

Thank you

BARCLAY in Gateshead, Eng

2010-05-18 14:44:20Z

I am trying to find out more about Harry Barclay who was a Second Lieutenant and was awarded honours (Military Medal, I think) in the First World War. He lived in the Gateshead area and is listed on the "Honours Boards" in Gateshead Central Library. If he is the person I am searching, he died early 1937 in Hull and was married to Doris Miriam Jackson.

Can anyone help?

Thanks

Kevin

Re: BARCLAY, Curtis Cordell 1931-1985 and Frederick Roland 1928-1975

Liz_Richardsen — 2010-04-30 20:15:32Z

I think you are correct in that we are not in the same line but having said that - my Lines are Barclay , Scobie and Findaly - and just the other day I came across a Scobie marrying a Barclay that was not in my line that I know of.
Where in BC are you - Im in Tsawwassen right now and soon moving to Cloverdale.

Re: BARCLAY, Curtis Cordell 1931-1985 and Frederick Roland 1928-1975

gingerlover05 — 2010-04-30 16:25:38Z

well I think we are probably not related. Unfortunately 'Barclay' seems to be as common a name in Scotland as 'Smith' is everywhere. My 'Barclay' line may have originated in Scotland and I suspect were possibly part of the 'Scots-Irish' who were settled in Ireland by Queen Elizabeth I who wanted to establish an English hold on Ireland to foil the Spanish.
Anyway good luck with your searching. I am in BC too.

Re: BARCLAY, Curtis Cordell 1931-1985 and Frederick Roland 1928-1975

Liz_Richardsen — 2010-04-30 12:58:36Z

Morning
My line is William Findlay Barclay born 24 July 1882 in Broxburn Scotland ( my grandfather ) -
son of David Barclay --- who was son of William Barclay ( B. 1817 in Glasgow ) and Ann Jamieson --
this is as far as I have been able to get ---
William Findlay came to Canada about 1907 spent time in Ontaio and in Bristish Columbia where I am.

Re: BARCLAY, Curtis Cordell 1931-1985 and Frederick Roland 1928-1975

gingerlover05 — 2010-04-30 05:07:27Z

hi,
Actually that "Crawford" was in Ireland. He was my great grandfather's business partner. So not related as far as I know. Do you know if your Barclay ancestors were Irish or Scottish? How many generations ago did they immigrate to N. America?
I've been lucky in my family research because others had done a lot of it already and because it was my grandparents who emigrated from Ireland. So I didn't have to look back that far. I even knew where they came from.
It's a lot harder if you are searching back many generations. Good luck with your search.