Dalgleish - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: DALGLIESH from Langhom, Dumfries

ChudleighMungall — 2011-11-14 20:50:04Z

Hi Jan
I'm researching, for a friend, William Ensor Dalgleish born circa 1836 in Langholm. He died 1905 in Dumfriess, and was married to Mary Irvine Plato in 1859 at Haddom, Dumfriess. He worked with horses all his life - as a groom and coachman - and I wondered if he worked for one of the landed families in the area. Do you see any connections?
Chudleigh

Re: Binbrook Dalgleish

TyAmes — 2011-09-02 04:14:49Z

i just found your massage board..I am looking for my fathers parents..my fathers name is Peter Sortore his Mothers maiden name is Dalgleish but i cannot find a first name. any info you have would be greatly helpfull..

Re: Binbrook Dalgleish

alanndkim01 — 2011-06-11 08:24:54Z

Hi, Can you tell me if these dalgleishs are connected to the Dalgleishs of West Grange and/or Brankstone etc? This line also are connected to the Rollands and many other Culross families

Re: Thackeray

pnlinville — 2011-04-05 14:31:10Z

Greetings Julia, I just found this old post and wondered if you are still in Ancestry. My ancestors are Thackeray from Yorkshire and one went to Canada and married there before going back to Yorkshire and then to Fall River, MA. I'd love to see your Thackeray information. I sent an email with details to the address you shared in your post but it came back to me. I look forward to hearing from you. Priscilla

Re: my great grandfather

Ezekiel10d — 2011-03-04 04:37:40Z

any idea who his kids were?

my great grandfather

catharch — 2011-02-20 03:43:43Z

my great grandfather came from selkerk scotland
his name james frank dalgliesh
his son was frank

Re: DALGLIESH from Langhom, Dumfries

Octagran — 2011-02-18 14:00:52Z

Hullo Jan, Yes, I recognise the Dalgleish family in the Bible; Robert and Matilda were my great grandparents and their son John born in 1865 was my Grandfather, John had 8 children with my grandmother Jane Bulman and their youngest son Ronald was my Dad (who died in 1987) I am so excited to hear of somebody who knows about them. My maiden name is Joyce Dalgleish and I am 64 yrs. old. I have 4 children and 9 grandchildren so if you would like to get in touch with me, I would be very happy. I will give you any details I know about the family.

Re: DALGLIESH from Langhom, Dumfries

dianne_horsburgh — 2010-09-05 05:54:51Z

Hi Jayne. Im replying to your post from 2003.

My grandfather was Charles Stewart Dalgliesh born in NZ, son of William Dalgliesh, 1833-1902(my great grandfather) of Langbedholm /Bracken Hill Dumfriesshire Scotland. He married Elizabeth Pagan.

William and Elizabeth had a son, William 1863-1932 (died in NZ)

I have 8 William and 5 James Dalglieshs on my tree.

The research is not my own, other than information back to William and Elizabeth which I have had from my Mother and Aunt.

Regards

Maybe there is a connection

Re: Dalgleish /William

mtzerin — 2010-04-23 23:12:09Z

I have the history of the Dalgleish family in Canada starting with William and Isabella Dalgleish, children Robert, Catharine, William, John, James, Jannet, and Isabella. I think this may be the one you are looking for. I am looking for information on his father. Please email.

Re: East Lothian Dalgleish's and recurring names Isabella, James, John

iaindalgleish — 2010-03-24 23:32:18Z

Hello Heather
Here are some General Register of Scotland (GROS) index entries. All the certificates are available online at scotlandspeople.gov.uk and the information will enable you to look them up very quickly. it costs about 6GBP (10USD?)for 30 credits. Hint search for the lot at once and you only pay 1 credit for the indexes then 5 credits for each certificate Just put Cairn in the forename field and Dalgl% in the surname field to find them all. The percentage symbol is a wild card and will find the Dalgleish name variants that happen all the time.
Year Surname Forename Sex District City/County/MR GROS Data
1908 DALGLEISH ALEXANDER CAIRN M ST GEORGE EDINBURGH/MIDLOTHIAN 685/01 0813
1905 DALGLEISH CHRISTINA CAIRN F OLD OR WEST KILPATRICK /DUNBARTON 501/00 0545
1872 DALGLEISH JAMES CAIRNS M GREENLAW /BERWICK 743/00 0030
1903 DALGLEISH JANE CAIRNCROSS F OLD OR WEST KILPATRICK /DUNBARTON 501/00 0547
1905 DALGLEISH JOHN CAIRNS M NAIRN /NAIRN 123/00 0123
1879 DALGLEISH NINIAN CAIRNS M DUNBAR /EAST LOTHIAN 706/00 0155
1871 DALGLEISH PETER CAIRNS GI M ST GEORGE EDINBURGH CITY/MIDLOTHIAN 685/01 0902
1900 DALGLEISH ROBERT CAIRNS M NEWINGTON EDINBURGH CITY/MIDLOTHIAN 685/05 1338
1883 DALGLEISH SAMUEL CAIRNS M DUNBAR /EAST LOTHIAN 706/00 0157
You may need to paste it into a word document to get it to format correctly.
Regards
Iain

Re: East Lothian Dalgleish's and recurring names Isabella, James, John

hefd1 — 2010-03-23 16:04:13Z

Thanks, that's actually my post on that group too. BTW I've appreciated the detailed information you've posted there. Hopefully someone will recognize some relation to this family.

Re: East Lothian Dalgleish's and recurring names Isabella, James, John

iaindalgleish — 2010-03-22 13:10:12Z

It may be of interest to you to know that there is a thread on Facebook about this family in The Dalgleish group. It might be you of course :-)
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/topic.php?uid=2216385004...

East Lothian Dalgleish's and recurring names Isabella, James, John

hefd1 — 2010-03-20 07:28:17Z

I am trying to trace my dad's paternal line. His grandfather James Cairns Dalgleish brought his family to Canada early 1900's. I don't know anything of his parents or siblings, except that he was born in East Lothian in 1872 or 1873.
However, amoung his children are the names John (my grandfather) and Isabelle, both of which are names from many generations in East Lothian. Also, his middle name Cairns was given to three of his sons (and one the initial H) I see there were lots of Cairns in East Lothian too. (actually lots of Isabellas and Johns too)
My dad also thought his dad had a brother Ninian, although I am thinking maybe Ninian was actually a brother of James from East Lothian as I find records of Ninian C Dalgleish born 1880 in East Lothian (he ended up in the U.S.)

Does this fit with anyone else's history?

Re: william alexander dalgleish

iaindalgleish — 2010-02-26 00:15:21Z

All this is interesting. I have a John Dalgleish (b. 1849, Greenlaw, Berwickshire, d. 1894 Chelsea, London, Prof Baker) who married a Rebecca Carter in 1875. His Father was William Dalgleish (b. 1824 Kelso Roxburghshire, d. 1885 Chelsea, London, Prof Baker) John's eldest son was William (I have no middle name but Alexander is used in the family) b. 1876 Holburn, London) The last record I have of him is in the 1901 census living in Chelsea employed as a Postman.

Re: william alexander dalgleish

tdalgleish1 — 2010-02-24 20:03:11Z

got it wrong again dad..... john dalgleish [baker] died 2 years before william was born...

Re: Margaret Dalgleish, Annan, Dumfries (circa 1860)

vivrog — 2009-11-27 18:32:14Z

Margaret Dalgleish born 1778c, Annan ?,Dumfries, Scotland

Margaret DALGLEISH married David BELL, b: 1775c.
Their daughter, Mary BELL, b: 1801c, Gretna, married John LINDSAY, b:1791c, Annan.

I would welcome any information on Margaret's family line.

Re: Binbrook Dalgleish

GloriaPare1 — 2009-08-30 11:47:38Z

Julia, Looking for some information on the Dalgleish family in Oakville, 1970 - if you can help please contact me.

Re: Margaret Dalgleish, Annan, Dumfries (circa 1860)

vicjack — 2009-08-09 09:05:21Z

Hi Christine sure, you can email me on vicjack@xtra.co.nz. Look forward to contact. I haven't done much genealogy for a while (2 kids does that) but will endeavour to answer any questions you have. Cheers. Victoria

Re: Margaret Dalgleish, Annan, Dumfries (circa 1860)

cctaylor192 — 2009-08-07 00:41:44Z

Hi Victoria, I was excited to read your message! I have the same photograph and yes it is my Nana, Violet, on the left.I am very keen to communicate further with you - Mount Maunganui is my home, however, I am heading overseas very shortly. I have just joined this site and am still not too sure how it all works - how do we exchange emails addresses etc? Looking forward to hearing from you, Warm regards, Christine

Marshall and Extended Family Photo

vicjack — 2009-08-06 09:07:27Z

Christine here is the photo I have, is it your Grandmother on the left hand side?

Re: Margaret Dalgleish, Annan, Dumfries (circa 1860)

vicjack — 2009-08-06 07:10:03Z

Hi Christine, Indeed it would seem we are related. Isabella came out from Annan to NZ in the early 20th century around 1907. She went from Wellington to Thames, Coromandel where she married and became a Marshall. I think Violet (was that your grandmothers name), definitely lived with Isabella in Pipiroa with her two brothers. They had a huge extended family and due to the land being swampy were pretty poor by all accounts. Marshall was a figurehead in the community and organised many events and gatherings at the local hall. My grandmother Margaret, was born in the Brian Boru Hotel in Thames, she was the eldest. As it was in those days she was pregnant and married by 15. I have a picture here with the entire family. Where do you live in NZ? I am in Auckland. Best Regards Victoria

Re: Margaret Dalgleish, Annan, Dumfries (circa 1860)

cctaylor192 — 2009-08-04 02:59:21Z

Hi Victoria, I have just read about your relative Isabella Robinson and wonder if she had a brother William Dalgleish, born around 1880 in Annan to Margaret Dalgleish.I believe his mother later married Mr Scott. I also live in NZ. My grandmother, the daughter of William Dalgleish was sent to live with a family in 1920. She came with her 2 brothers and lived with the Marshall family in Pipiroa. I wonder if Isabella was married to one of the Marshall family.I am still trying to put the pieces together and would love to hear from you, Christine

Re: Margaret Dalgleish, Annan, Dumfries (circa 1860)

cctaylor192 — 2009-08-04 02:38:06Z

I am searching for information about my great grandfather William Dalgleish, born in Annan. His children were sent to New Zealand in 1920. I wonder if William had a sister Isabella who was sent to New Zealand earlier. Perhaps William's children were sent to her.William died in the war in 1914.

The Gathering, Edinburgh

iaindalgleish — 2009-07-19 10:15:48Z

Any Dalgleish researchers attending the Gathering on the 25th and 26th in Edinburgh? If so please contact me.
Regards
Iain Dalgleish

Re: A Dalgleish mystery-can you help?

oettel — 2009-05-14 21:10:52Z

Thank you so much for your reply, and the encouragement you sent! Good luck on your research, also.
Sunny

Re: A Dalgleish mystery-can you help?

juliemelia_1 — 2009-05-14 10:15:19Z

I don't know of this Elizabeth Dalgleish (ne Livingstone) but I do have a great-grandmother (dec) of this name with different spelling. She married my great grandfather Archibald Dalgliesh and lived in Trafalgar, Victoria, Australia. She died 26/6/1903. I hope you find the links you are seeking to complete your research.

Re: Your LYONS ancestry

KathyGregory1945 — 2009-04-12 01:17:52Z

Hello, I don't have that specific info., but I did find a Janet Aitken who married Thomas Dalgleish, both born ca. 1765, had two known children, in fact twins, Janet & Frances b. 20 Jan 1788 in Selkirk. I don't have any descendants from this family. Thanks for asking! If you wish to contact me, please do so at: bob48kat45greg@yahoo.com
Kathy Gregory

Re: Mary Jane Crocker

KathyGregory1945 — 2009-04-12 01:12:10Z

Hello Katie,
I have a copy of the death cert. for Thomas Dalgleish. Have many other certificates as well, including death cert. for the parents of Thomas. I too would love to know just where Thomas & Mary Jane are buried. I have been told that they are buried in the local church yard near where they died. Which line do you come down through? I am through their baby son Arthur, who was only 5 months old when his dad dies, and 6 months old when his mom died. No one know why grpa was sent to foster homes when his older siblings went to live with their grandparents, William & Helen (Govenlock) Dalgleish. Am anxious to hear from you and to share with you what I have.
Thanks,
Kathy (Dalgleish) Gregory
bob48kat45greg@yahoo.com

Re: Mary Jane Crocker

KatieLSexton — 2009-03-22 22:43:39Z

Hi Kathy,

I too am researching family history. I have just obtained the death cert's for Thomas Dalgleish and Mary Jane crocker too (knew from my grandmother there were suicides in the family). Have you any info you would like to share? As I intend to locate the graves for the above. Now trying to access coroners report for Thomas. Drop me a line please. Based South Wales - would live to hear from you.

Regards, Kate Sexton.

Dalgleish DNA Study

wanderdog — 2009-02-15 17:12:42Z

A paper has recently been published by researchers from the Department of Genetics at Leicester University. This looked at 40 British surnames and their variants - including the names Dalgleish and Daglish.

Some years ago the researchers - Professor Mark Jobling and Dr. Turi King - contacted people with the surnames being studied requesting DNA samples. Under the terms of the study, the identities of the participants are confidential; the results are by surname only.

The results of the study can be found in the Supplemental Table here:
http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/msp022/DC1

and the full article here:
http://mbe.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/abstract/msp022v1

The results of this study give some excellent matches with my Daglish DNA Study, suggesting that Daglish may be a variant of Dalgleish (as shown in many surname dictionaries, but which has so far been difficult to confirm through paper records).

Anyone interested in participating can find details of the Daglish DNA Study at:
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/DaglishDNA/default.aspx

With best wishes,
Stephen Daglish

Re: DALGLEISH/Avon Lake, Ohio

PatriciaMaher29 — 2009-02-08 18:18:04Z

Oops. I thought my e-mail address was posted with my profile, but it isn't. So, here it is almenami13@aol.com or pjem2006@aol.com.

Pat

Re: DALGLEISH/Avon Lake, Ohio

PatriciaMaher29 — 2009-02-08 18:15:23Z

Hi, Kim,

Sure glad you got back to me, even though it was so long in between my posting and when you found it. Thanks to Ancestry.com, they keep my e-mail up to date, even though I had to change it back in 2005. Please free to e-mail me when it is convenient for you. I do want to talk more about Avon Lake, and people from there, but don't want to do it on here.

Pat

Re: DALGLEISH/Avon Lake, Ohio

kimberled — 2009-02-08 03:14:49Z

Pattricia,

I am glad you got my message. I wasn't sure you would still be monitoring this forum since it has been nine or ten years since you posed your question. I sure wish I would have ran across it earlier so that you could have reconnected with Muriel.

I have a "Google Alert" for anything on the web that mentions both Dalgleish and Avon Lake. This is the first time your question appeared. What was really strange is the link was to the Italian version of ancestry.com, so it took me a while to figure out how to find the forum on an english language site.

Muriel married Tom Allison. I didn't realize he was from Avon Lake. Tom and Muriel lived in Avon Lake, except for a brief move to Parma in the 70s, until Tom retired from BF Goodrich. They then moved to Hilton Head, SC along with quite a few other Avon Lake retirees.

My dad, Jim, was younger than Muriel. I do not know the difference in their ages, but he was born in 1939. James was also my grandfather's name.

I remember Dr. Turowski. He was still practicing while I was growing up. Dr. Arnold on Jaycox was our Dr. growing up. He delivered my mom and dad, three out of four of my brothers and sisters and me. Being such a small town, I also had many of the same teachers as my Mom and Dad.

A few years ago they had ancestry.com free for the weekend and I took advantage of it. I remember looking through old AL Press and either Lorain Journal or Elyia Chronicle archives and findings articles mentioning Muriel. They may have been about the group you both belonged to.

I forgot to mention that Muriel changed her name to Rachel (that may be the wrong spelling) later in life. It was my grandmother's name. She said she always disliked the name Muriel. I never did get used to calling her Rachel though.

I will be sure to pass your info on to my mom and dad. My email is my screen name above @gmail.com. Feel free to contact me outside of this forum.

Kind regards,

Kim

Re: DALGLEISH/Avon Lake, Ohio

PatriciaMaher29 — 2009-02-08 02:00:14Z

I am so sorry to hear about Muriel's passing. I so wanted to be able to link up with her. I grew up just a short distance to the west of where she lived, as a kid. She lived on Inwood Blvd., I lived at 33039 Lake Road, on the south side. I believe we also belonged to at least one organization there, but can't remember which one(s) at the minute. I also knew your father, but think he was older, and of course, couldn't be bothered with girls then. I also delivered the Lorain Journal to their house, so I got to meet their parents many times, but don't remember their names. As a child, Muriel and I played in empty houses that were being constructed across the street from where she lived. While playing upstairs, I accidently stepped through the unfinished floor of a closet. Didn't go very far, thanks to Muriel. Then, while outside, I stepped on a board with a nail. It went through my shoe, sock, and into my foot, between two of my toes. Her mother took me to Dr. Turowski, just a little ways to the east of their house, where he extracted the nail, and gave me my first tetnus shot. Thinking of Muriel sure brings back a lot of memories, mostly happy ones. Wish I could remember more, but I bet your Dad could enlighten you with more stories of us two gals. Hope to hear from anybody who can tell me more about Muriel, and the years after I graduated from ALHS (1952).

Whick Allison "boy" did she marry?

Patricia (Patsy Edwards) Maher

Re: DALGLEISH/Avon Lake, Ohio

kimberled — 2009-02-07 19:10:09Z

Hi Ms. Maher,

I am Muriel Allison's (nee Dalgleish)niece. I am her brother Jim's daughter. I am afraid Muriel passed away a few years ago. She has a daughter Julie Ann Tilden who lives in Cape Coral Florida and a son Rick Allison who resides in the Lorain County area. I will be glad to speak to you or put you in touch with my mom and dad who have more information.

Re: Dalgleish/Dalglish

artie76 — 2008-09-24 10:41:20Z

Certainly!

I see you have the Chalmers as well.

Re: Dalgleish/Dalglish

DBDalgleish — 2008-09-23 21:31:52Z

Most of the people you have listed as the decendants of Andrew Dalgleish are in my family tree. Would you be willing to share information?

The Grand Lodge of Scotland

mickmail — 2008-08-17 23:42:06Z

My husband's gandfather was a 32nd Degree Mason in the Grand Lodge of Scotland on the 24th of July 1885. We have the sheepskin certificate with the seal of the Lodge.The ceremony took place at St.John, Selkirk and grandfather immigrated to America shortly afterward.He was Robert E.Dalgliesh,a wonderful woodworker.If there are any decendents still in the area we would love to hear from them.He married Sarah E. Van Duzer and had one daughter Isabelle. They visited St.John and other towns in 1913.Isabelle wrote about the trip and I have read it and she had the most wonderful time there.My husband went to Scotland while on leave during WW2 but did not know where to look for family.Isabelle was an only child and my husband,her son,was an only child so we really don't have anyone to ask about Grandfather.Isabelle and her husband, Charles T. Newton were killed in a train wreck in 1930 when my husband was 5 years old.My husband is Robert Dalgliesh Newton and so is our son.Sorry to go on so long.My family came from Aberdeen in 1767 so we are Scots through and through. Thanks to all who read this.Mickey Newton.Mickmail@earthlink.net

Re: Your LYONS ancestry

oettel — 2008-07-26 02:35:21Z

I was delighted to find your post, and wondered if you knew anything about the Dalgleish parents of Elizabeth Dalgleish, born about 1781 possibly in Selkirkshire, Scotland. Elizabeth married Andrew Aitken in 1804 in Yarrow, Selkirk, Scotland. Any information would be very appreciated.

Re: Your LYONS ancestry

oettel — 2008-07-26 02:31:49Z

A Dalgleish mystery-can you help?

oettel — 2008-07-26 02:22:22Z

wondered if you knew anything about the Dalgleish parents of Elizabeth Dalgleish, born about 1781 possibly in Selkirkshire, Scotland. Elizabeth married Andrew Aitken in 1804 in Yarrow, Selkirk, Scotland. Any information would be very appreciated.

It is quite a mystery that was handed me by my ancestors. Here is the account in their own words:

iT MAY BE NOTED that this letter differs from the one written by Mrs. Born as to the lady who eloped. Mrs. Born has in that the Wilson girl eloped with Fletcher, while Matilda [Cummings] understands that it was the Fletecher girl that eloped with Dalgleish. It would not matter particularly to the present generation, however, since the line of descent is the same in both statements, and therefore the correctness of the story is proven more sure.

The other ancestor writes: The earliest ancestor we can trace from, was born as near as I can find, by approx reckoning, about 1650, and it is from her that we have received the little spoons with E.W. [Elizabeth Wilson?] on them. Her name, or more likely, her mother's, was Elizabeth Wilson. She was born of a high family in the lowlands of Scotland. In Selkirkshire, as near as we can ascertain. The family was wealthy and owned a large estate there, and in this place the girl grew to womanhood, and married a Mr. Fletcher, also wealthy, and they lived in Selkirkshire also. From this marriage there were two or three boys and only one daughter, and around her centers our attention.

All the advantages of a loving family and everything wealth could bestow, was lavished on this daughter. When old enough, she was sent to a young ladies' seminary, and when she graduated, came home to be Brought Out in society. At this time, she fell in love with the young steward of her father's estate. He was a fine looking, prepossessing young man, but at all her equal in birth, and of course her parents would never for a moment have listened to such a union, for they were expecting greater things for their daughter, and it was a great disgrace to marry beneath one's station in Scotland.

This young man was Dalgleish, and a short time after the daughter's return from school, they went quietly to Gretna Green and were married.

From that day she was disowned, and never again did she see her parents or brothers, for she had so disgraced her family by marrying below her station, no matter what character the young man might be. Later they came back and settled in Selkirkshire also, not a great way from her home and near to Melrose Abbey.

Three children were born to them, Elizabeth, (our great grandmother), Margaret, and John, the youngest. He was killed when young, by a deer on the estate where his father lived. This left only Elizabeth and Margaret.

Soon after this, Mr. Dalgleish died. But his wife lived many years after him, but never during all these years did she see any of her people, only after she died, a strange man came to the family and appeared strangely moved, and went away as quietly as he came.

He was her youngest brother, but that is the only time the children saw their uncle. Her family never relented.

Have you ever heard about this, or do you have any ideas on the name and birthplace of this Dalgleish young man?

A Dalgleish mystery-can you help?

oettel — 2008-07-26 02:20:38Z

Re: Margaret Dalgleish, Annan, Dumfries (circa 1860)

bonshawdrum — 2007-03-09 14:43:02Z

Don't know if this thread is in any way active anymore, but I have a Margaret Dalgliesh marrying a William Irving (my great X3 grandparents), on May 11, 1831. The first child of thier son, Matthew Irving, was a Maragret Dalgliesh Irving, born 21 Mar 1866 in Ruthwell, Dumfries, Scotland.

Any connection?

David Lee Irving (perfessordave@hotmail.com)

Margaret Dalgliesh, married in Annan, Scotland

bonshawdrum — 2007-03-09 14:37:52Z

Hello,

Margaret Dalgliesh, my Great X3 grandmother, married William Irving on May 11, 1831, in Annan Scotland. Thier son, Matthew, fathered my great grandfather, Matthew Stanely Shaw Irving.

I have no further information going back on the Dalgliesh line. If anyone could be of assitance, I would be most grateful.

Thank you,
David Lee Irving (perfessordave@hotmail.com)

Re: Dalgleish/Dalglish

caz1565 — 2007-02-19 14:23:08Z

good morning.. Im sorry I cant answer your questions right now. We are vactioning in Texas and stupid me thought she had grabbed all my documentation so I could work on it down here.. not...... so.. once I have more information I will dig thru what I have here and get back to you. I thank you for the information you have given me. So far all my family have come from the border area my mothers family seems to have come from the penicuk area (spelling?) Is a slow process for me but Im getting there

Re: Dalgleish/Dalglish

vicjack — 2007-02-19 10:13:22Z

Was John McCaig from Annan in Scotland. Isabella Dagliesh, was the daughter of Margaret Dagliesh. She emigrated to NZ when she was 19. I am not sure its the same one. What dates are you looking at?

Re: Dalgleish/Dalglish

artie76 — 2007-02-18 14:07:14Z

03/05/1833 DALGLEISH ISABEL JOHN MCCAIG/FR326 F Morton /DUMFRIES

OPR banns

Re: Dalgleish/Dalglish

artie76 — 2007-02-18 12:21:00Z

Carolyn,

When you get a chance, send me some dates and I'll snoop around the Scots websites, unless Isabella & Thomas were already in the US.

Re: Dalgleish/Dalglish

artie76 — 2007-02-18 11:52:30Z

Carolyn,

I currently have no Isabellas nor McCaigs in my history. If I eventually find one, I'll let you know.

Jim

Re: Dalgleish/Dalglish

caz1565 — 2007-02-18 03:46:04Z

Hello, my g g g grandmother was Isabella Dalgleish she was married to John McCaig I dont have all the details in front of me as My notes are at home and Im not.. but I was wondering if these names showed up anywhere in your research?? Thank You Carolyn Tait