McClean - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: trying to find family of McCleans

raemcclean — 2012-04-10 19:10:10Z

Hello!

I am Rachel McClean, Great Granddaughter of Bernard Byron and Granddaughter of Bernard Bradley McClean. I too am looking for any information and also proof of a few facts in the family. Maybe we can be of help to each other.

My email is raemcclean@gmail.com

Mc CLEAN John H - Vietnam Wall section 1E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-05 13:50:37Z

McCLEAN John H - Vietnam Wall section 1E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,447 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

McClean/Lyons Bayonne, NJ & Brooklyn, NY

typerT — 2011-08-03 03:09:20Z

Searching for the descendants of Thomas Lyons and wife, Margaret McClean. Margaret died young in 1893. They had three children - Anna b. 1889 Bayonne, NJ; Charles Joseph (my ancestral connection) b. 1891 Bayonne; and William b. 1893 Bayonne. Thomas remained in NJ after Margaret's death but the children were sent to their grandmother, Annie McClean, in Brooklyn. The McClean family connection owned a funeral business at 77 Hudson Street in Brooklyn. Charles went on to marry my Lydia Campbell and they seem to have remained in Brooklyn through 1920 with two children, Margaret and Walter, then seem to disappear. Lydia eventually dies in 1950 in Brooklyn and is laid out by the McClean funeral home. William Lyons married someone named "Anna Rose" based on his WWII Draft (1942) but I do not know whether they had children. I am hoping to find any connection to these three Lyons -Anna, Charles and William or to Charles Lyons and wife Lydia. Would love to hear from anyone who thinks they connect. Thanks.

Re: Archibald M’Clean (McClean) Biography

HeleneMcCleanLubaroff — 2011-07-13 02:01:26Z

I believe there is a confusion in this text between two Archibald McCleans, uncle and nephew. Arch. the well-known surveyor was born in 1736, the second of nine children of William McClean and Elizabeth Rule. William McClean (b. 1702, Isle of Mull, Scotland) did emigrate to Ireland, where he and Elizabeth married at Londonderry, 2/20/1733. I have found many sources which trace their crossing to Pennsylvania and detailed listing of their offspring, including dates.
My family line of McCleans is descended from another Archibald, who was born in 1699, Isle of Mull. He also emigrated to Ireland, then to Pennsylvania. He married Mary Charlesworth. The fifth born child of their union is Dr. Archibald McClean was born in 1748.
We believe that Arch. (b. 1699) is a brother of William (b. 1702). Our family continues to search for defining evidence to support this belief.

Arthur Joseph McLean - NYC

mcant1214 — 2011-07-07 03:30:04Z

Looking for info on Arthur Joseph McLean of New York City. He was a member of the Fighting 69th Infantry in WWI. Born in 1892. Died in a VA hosp in Long Island in early 1950's. If you have any information, pictures or knowledge, please contact me. Thnx, MCantwell.

William b.1859 Carbon Co. PA to Alex & Eliza

pmclane67 — 2011-06-19 23:09:19Z

Have been looking for my McLane roots, but possibly started out as McClean as per 1910 NJ Fed. Census? William b. 1859 in Summit Hill PA to Alex(ander?) & Eliza(beth?) per Wm's death certificate in NJ. May have actually lived in Schuylkill Co. PA. Been a brick wall for YEARS! Help?
Patty

McClean

gailcowan72 — 2011-04-27 18:38:03Z

Alexander McClean 1799 from Ireland, was in New York, Married to Agnes Hetherington 1797, children, Isabella 1831, Louisa 1836 Ann 1840 & Robert 1837 born in New York. Lived in Middlesex County, Ontario

Any information will be helpful.

Re: M'Lean of Ralogh, Dungannon (Donaghmore) Tyrone

BrianJamesBest — 2011-04-22 19:04:35Z

I have a Marget McMinn b. abt 1846, her father was William McMinn who was a labourer from Dungannon, County Tyrone

Margret married John Greer on the 17th July 1866 in Drumglass Church of Ireland, Dungannon, Tyrone. (Their ages were given as MINOR under 21 on the marriage record).

They had two children
Unknown Male Greer b. 28 June 1868 Dungannon
Mary Jane Greer b 16th December 1870 Dungannon

Something must have happened to Magret as John remarried on the 27 Jan 1874 to Elizabeth Burnside. They had a child Sarah Anne Greer b. 1875 d. 1960

- - - -
regards,

Brian

Allan McClean b. Scotland 1817

marthaswaim — 2011-03-15 06:21:06Z

I'm looking for the birthplace in Scotland for Allan McClean. He was living in Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania in 1850, 1860 and 1870. He was living in Dauphin County, PA in 1880 and died there August 10, 1899, age 82 years, 3 months and 21 days. This would make Allan's birth date approximately June 19, 1817. On the LDS family search web site there is an Allan McClean b. Isle of Mull, Argyle 1817 to John McLain and Sarah McInnis. This is the only Allan McClean I can find from 1817. There is a John McClain on the Schuylkill County Pennsylvania census in 1830, but in 1830, birth locations were not included. Allan's wife was Jane, Jean or Janett, depending on the census year. Their oldest child, John was born about 1843. (Mother Jane would have been only 14 years old, but her age is consistent on census from 1850-1900.) On the 1900 census, Jane is listed as a widow, b. Scotland Oct. 1829, immigrated 1833 (age 4), mother of 14 children, only 1 living. The living child was my great grandmother Isabella McClean Hill. Jane died Nov. 8, 1905, age 76 yrs. 10 days. and is buried next to Allan. In addition to John and Isabella, I have the names of 6 other children who lived long enough to appear on a census: Grace, Mae, Margaret, Genet, Andrew, and Jane. I don't know if my Allan is the one born in Mull or how I would find out. Any suggestions?

M'Lean of Ralogh, Dungannon (Donaghmore) Tyrone

Laurane_Nash — 2010-08-28 01:44:40Z

John McLean married Annie Jackson in 1880 Dungannon - 3 sons (Ernest, Edgar and Harold) moved to Saskatchewan Canada
and 7 other siblings stayed in Ireland.

also connected to McMinn, Charles and Davidson families

any connections to this family?

Re: McClean Family Dungannon - County Tyrone - Ireland

deestephen90 — 2010-07-14 02:10:35Z

Hi Brendan,

Its a few years since you have posted so no idea if you still access this site! My Grandfather was William McClean, who was born and raised in Dungannon before immigrating to NZ. He had a bike shop in Dungannon which i know that until recently was still there. There are now lots of McCleans breeding in NZ :-)

I have some information should you think this is related to your family tree - i would be certainly interested in any info you have on McClean in Dungannon

Cheers
Dee

Re: McClean Family Dungannon - County Tyrone - Ireland

kashmirmcclean1 — 2010-07-12 16:38:38Z

No i dont mind. i am black. facebook me. kashmir a. mcclean. infact we are planning a family reuniion this fall in st thomas. we have family all over the islands and in the states too. the black mcclean family is humongus.

Re: McClean Family Dungannon - County Tyrone - Ireland

bmcclean1 — 2010-07-12 15:30:28Z

Hi Ceri-Anne,

Thanks for the message. It's funny - my FATHER, GRANDFATHER, GREAT-GREATFATHER, (not my GREAT-GREAT-GRANDFATHER - he was a William McClean) and my GREAT-GREAT-GREAT-GRANDFATHER are all named Daniel! I am the aberration - as my name is Brendan. ;-)

As far as your grandfather - Daniel McClean - you will need to give me some more details in order for me to determine if there is a match btw our families. (i.e. who his father was / named) All I can say is the likelihood is fairly remote as my McClean family is from County Tyrone - Dungannon area.

Thanks,

Brendan

Re: McClean Family Dungannon - County Tyrone - Ireland

bmcclean1 — 2010-07-12 14:38:43Z

Hi there!

I heard that there are a lot of McCleans in the Caribbean too - nice to see you are one of them! Well to answer your question - I believe many McCleans migrated from Scotland and Northern Ireland in the late 1600's throughout the 1700's and into the 1800's to both North America and the Caribbean. They, as you probably can figure, were very good farmers and horsemen. I am not sure they were slave owners when they migrated over - but that could be a possibility. If you don't mind me asking, are you black or white (or mix)? Below is a link to Clan Maclean. This is a comprehensive article/history on our Clan (based in Scotland - the Isle of Mull).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clan_Maclean

Regards,

Brendan

Re: McClean Family Dungannon - County Tyrone - Ireland

kashmirmcclean — 2010-07-12 09:04:01Z

There are a whole lot of McCleans in the Caribbean as well. i would so love to know where were fit in here... were we just slaves that inherited the massa's name? would be interestign to find out.

Re: McClean Family Dungannon - County Tyrone - Ireland

Ceriannemcclean — 2010-07-09 03:05:42Z

my grandads called daniel mcclean but from derry northern ireland! please get back to me on Ceri-anne-mcclean@hotmail.co.uk

Re: Thomas McClean

DebraDouglas1953 — 2010-07-06 05:04:02Z

Thomas Rufus McLean and Theresa Irene Sorter McLean were my grandparents. Thomas was a Sioux Indian from Rosebud, South Dakota and Theresa was of the Clatsop tribe in Oregon. They met at Haskell Institute in Kansas and that's where they married. They then moved to S. Dakota and from there, moved to Kalama, Oregon and then to Portland. I would like to know more about your relationship to the McLeans.

Alexander McLean and Margaret Gunion

janetzurbrigg1 — 2010-02-09 04:00:15Z

Looking for my maternal great grandparents who emmigrated from Carlisle, Cumberland, England to Montreal, Quebec, Canada in 1900.

Seeking Alex McClean - 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry

JoeNihen — 2010-01-31 14:00:19Z

I am seeking information about Alex McClean (McLean, McClaine) who served with the 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry, Company A (Civil War).

I am interested in any information about anyone who served with Company A.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

McClean in Mulmur township simcoe county later dufferin county

mburnett42 — 2009-12-18 03:14:54Z

I am looking for information on John McClean 1830 to 1871and his family. His wife was Jane (Sarah) Irwin and they were married in 1849 according to the 1861 census. They would have been my ggrandparents.

McClean

JIWelsch — 2009-11-22 13:24:03Z

DAVENPORT, Iowa — Robert B. McClean, 85, passed away June 20, 2008, in International Falls, Minnesota, while returning from a fishing trip in Canada with his brother, Joe.

Funeral Service will be 10 a.m. on Wednesday, June 25, 2008, at the Runge Mortuary Chapel. Burial will be at Melpine Cemetery, rural Wilton, Iowa.

Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24, 2008, at the mortuary with a Masonic service to be held at 7 p.m. Memorials may be made to Shriner’s Children’s Hospitals or Grace United Methodist Church, Davenport, Iowa.

Robert McClean was born on March 17, 1923, in Wilton, the son of John and Josephine Barclay McClean. He married June Bennett in 1945 in Davenport. June passed away in 1995. He married Norma Figg in 1999 in Davenport.

He graduated from Wilton High School in 1940.

He served in the 4th Marine Division in WWII from 1941-1945. He served in Iwo Jima, Saipan, Tinian and Roi-Namur. He was proud to have been on Iwo Jima when the flag was raised.

He was a member of the VFW, Wilton Lodge No.167, A.F.&A.M., Mohassan Grotto, Davenport Consistory and Kaaba Shrine. He was also a member of the Gung-Ho Gang Breakfast Club.

Bob was involved in the home building industry from 1946. He later owned and operated Cabinet Craft. He had a love for antique motorcycles, and served as national President of the Antique Motorcycle Club of America for 18 years, retiring in 2003.

Survivors include his wife, Norma McClean of Davenport; daughters, Dianne McClean, Gail Rizzo and Pam and Greg Neipert; stepchildren, Scott and Donna Figg, Dean and Lynn Figg, and Sally Figg. His grandsons and spouses are Andy and Claudia Lorentzen, Dan and Maegan Lorentzen and Ben Lorentzen, Matt Rizzo, Mike and Jen Rizzo, Christopher and Beth Neipert, and Ryan and Kaylee Neipert. His step-granddaughters are Lindsey and Andrea Figg. His great-grandsons are Harrison and Bennett Neipert, and Miles Lorentzen; a brother, Joe (Pam) of Kansas City, Mo. and his sisters, Mary Hansen, Lucy Daufeldt and Sue (Don) Norton, all of Durant, Amy Woodhouse and Judy Hemmen of Wilton, and Jane (Bob) Smith of Maquoketa.

James MClean - Stamford, CT

1aecrivain6 — 2009-10-30 19:49:31Z

James F. McClean of High Ridge Road, brother of the late Msgr. Peter H. McClean, and a resident here all his life, died yesterday at Stamford Hospital, following a brief illness. Born Sept. 24, 1864, Mr. McClean was the son of the late Hugh McClean and Julia Ryle. He was a builder and contractor. Mr. McClean was a member of St. John's Holy Name Society. The deceased is survived by a daughter, Miss Kathryn McClean of Stamford; a brother, Hugh McClean of Canada; also by two sisters, Mrs. Margaret E. Vize and Mrs. Martin C. Ryan of Stamford. Funeral service will be held from High Ridge Road tomorrow morning at 8:30 to St. John's Catholic Church at 9 for celebration of Requiem Mass. Interment will follow in St. John's Cemetery, Springdale.

(Source: 2/17/1941 issue of The Stamford Advocate)

Margaret McClean Vize - Stamford, CT

1aecrivain6 — 2009-10-30 19:40:50Z

Mrs. Margaret E. Vize, ___ High Ridge Road, died Monday night at her home after a ____ illness. She was the wife of the late Phineas Taylor Vize and a life resident of Stamford. She is survived by a son, Phineas Taylor Vize, Jr. of Stamford; a sister, Mrs. Martin Ryan of Stamford; and a sister, Mrs. Kathryn McClean, with whom she lived. The funeral will be held from the Convery and Hanley Funeral Home, 460 Summer St., on Thursday at 9:30am and thence to St. John's Catholic Church for Mass at 10. Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery, Springdale.

(Source: 1/11/1955 issue of The Stamford Advocate)

Julia Ryle McClean - Stamford, CT

1aecrivain6 — 2009-10-28 18:08:57Z

Mrs. Hugh McClean Dead - Leaves Seven Children, One Of Them a Well-Known Priest.

Mrs. Hugh McClean died this morning. She had been ill for a long time and while her death was not unexpected, yet she had been so long known as one of a family which has for years been prominent in the affairs of town and had such a wide circle of relatives and friends who held her in terms of endearment that the announcement of her death wil be received with general regret. Mrs. McClean was born in 1829 and therefore in her eightieth year. She came to Stamford about 60 years ago and had lived here ever since. For many years, her husband, Hugh McClean, conducted a farm at Simsbury and was one of the most prominent farmers and dairymen in this section. Mrs. McClean's son, the Rev. Peter H. McClean, is head of the Connecticut apostolate and for a number of years had been looked upon as one of the influental priests of the Hartford diocese. He has served as President of the Catholic Temperance Union of this State and is identified with other important church movements. A brother of Mrs. McClean was the late Father Ryle, who was also well-known in the Connecticut priesthood. Aside from Father McClean, there are six surviving children: Miss Nellie McClean; Mrs. John Stark; Mrs. Phineas Vize; Mrs. Martin Ryan; James McClean and Hugh McClean. There are three brothers: John, Patrick and William Ryle; one sister, Mrs. James Walsh; and seven grandchildren. The funeral will be held Saturday at 10am, from St. John's Church.

(Source: 1/27/1909 issue of The Stamford Advocate)

Hugh McClean - Stamford, CT

1aecrivain6 — 2009-10-28 17:48:26Z

Hugh McClean died at his home in Simsbury Tuesday night. The cause of death was cancer of the stomach. His wife and eight grown children survive him. One of his sons, Rev. P.H. McClean, is connected with the Hartford Cathedral. Mr. McClean was born in County Down, Ireland, March 17, 1834 and lived in Stamford forty-one years. He was engaged in the dairy business here for thirty-eight years. During all this time, he was honored for his integrity and industry. His thrift had gained for him a competence so that he could have lived comfortably to a ripe old age when death came. He will be sincerely mourned by a large number of relatives, friends and neighbors and the whole community will unite with them in their sympathy with his family. His devotion to his family and friends was well-known so that the sorrow over his death will be sincere. He was a life-long member of the Catholic Church. The funeral service will be held in St. John's Church, Friday, at 10am. Interment in Springdale.

(Source: 8/10/1897 issue of The Stamford Advocate)

Re: McClean in PA

1anniem — 2009-10-05 16:48:41Z

The earliest McClain in my line that I have been able to document so far is James McClain who was b. abt 1814 and died in Gaysport, Blair, PA Aug 1849. I know nothing of any siblings or parents. I suspect he could be related to James McLain married to Christian Brown- had at least one son, Lazarus Brown McLain b. abt 1775, who in 1790 was one of original landowners when town of Hollidaysburg was laid out-Lazarus died 1819 in Williamsburg, then Huntington now Blair, PA. Lazarus also had a son named James who died in 1852 in Blair Co, PA.

Re: McClean of PA

mnjripp — 2009-10-05 16:35:02Z

hello You are someone I have been looking for. From which of the 12 children is your line. I have the base of this whole family plus info on the other children. What I still cannot find is the parents of William and his parents. His parents maybe William and a Eleanor. I come from John the oldest child of william and Eliza. Hope to here from you judy

Re: McClean in PA

mnjripp — 2009-10-05 16:15:56Z

I am trying to fit in pieces. My line also was from the same area. William married Elza Brown and they had 12 children. Any connection? I am trying to find for sure who his parents were and if the story about one of them being a distiller is true. thanks judy

Re: Archibald M’Clean (McClean) Biography

dalehebron71 — 2009-09-20 18:28:19Z

I have quite a bit of information on the McClean family. If you send me your e-mail adddress, I will send it to you. My e-mail address is "dhebron @ cox.net

Re: Archibald M’Clean (McClean) Biography

mnjripp — 2009-09-18 03:58:25Z

What do you know about the family history? Do recall any story about a spelling change or when and who he came to America with? I am trying to put pieces together. thanks jr

Hiram McClean

mnjripp — 2009-09-16 16:28:41Z

born Nov. 7, 1848 WI. Last heard from Seattle, Washington. Looking for any info on him or his family forward. Have past history. thanks judy

Re: Thomas McClean

mnjripp — 2009-09-16 03:13:40Z

I am replying here because my last message was returned to me. Posted earlier today. In addition I found Edward went to Salem O jr

Re: Thomas McClean

mnjripp — 2009-09-16 02:07:45Z

my first reply came back to me. Check todays message. judy

Re: Thomas McClean

mnjripp — 2009-09-16 00:09:07Z

Yes 2 brothers went West. I remember my mother talking about how they left with only a dollar apiece. William, born 1831 was reported to have went to the Black Hills and was never heard from again. One was headed for Montanna. Robert was to have gone to MO. but there is no record of himt here.
Theodotia Johnson married John McClean, Her sister Mary Johnson married William Larrabee. They had a child Charles who became very wealthy from the Anacoda mines in Montonna. He then moved to Wash. and dealt in real estate. My brother once looked up a Larrabee but he was not much interested in talking to my brother. After John died Theodosia and John Jr. moved to Newberry. Oregon to a lg fruit farm that was given to them by Charles L. They were unhappy there and moved back to Antigo WI. I am in the process of trying to put all the WI. McCleans together. Sure would like to put the 7 brothers that came over in the mid 1700s together. Judy

Re: Thomas McClean

pjrak — 2009-09-15 22:55:32Z

No, could the name have been Littleberry? That name seemed to be quite popular in the 1800s. Did your McCleans come out to Oregon?

I found them in 1920 in Cowlitz Co., OR but after that they disappear. I don't know if they were on the reservation in SD or if they went to Montana. The MT connection info was given to me from another cousin of the same line who had contact with this person.

Robert McClean

mnjripp — 2009-09-13 00:59:05Z

Looking for any info on this family. He went to Missouri, ?as to date and place. He was born 1819 and died 1876. thanks jr

Re: Thomas McClean

mnjripp — 2009-09-13 00:51:35Z

Did you find the Montana info.? I recently learned that one of the McCleans from the line I am doing went out west and became very wealthy. Does the name Lauabery ? spelling, mean anything to you? jr

Re: John H McClean & C. Mary McCracken of Bradford, ON Canada

classicgrace1 — 2009-09-01 18:58:29Z

The McCrackens are from my mother's family. Mr. & Mrs. McLean were cousins I think, or possibly an Aunt and husband.

Susan

Re: victor macklean fowlstone

ElizabethBaser69 — 2009-09-01 10:43:04Z

Hi keith i think i sent you a message it just said kFowlstone regarding victor Macklean if you sent it Keith Disregard my reply i only realised the KFowlstone after i sent it sorry for that Elz hope alls well

Re: victor macklean fowlstone

ElizabethBaser69 — 2009-09-01 10:36:13Z

Hello This is very Exciting I am Arnolds Daughter Elizabeth Anne Fowlstone now Baser, i did do some research on Victor but he had Passed away before i could meet him. then i stopped my research because i reached a brick wall when trying to go further back on Thomas Fowlstone/Foulstone 1821. sadly my father passed away in 1995, in Doncaster, so has my Grandfather and Grandmother Richard and Annie. I am very eager to be in touch more am i able to send my Email Address to you on Ancestry. bye the way i only know of the name Victor Macklean Fowlstone, so i am very Excited to know more of your and my family. my father had a brother Keith he is also in Canada Vancouuver Grouse Mountain. please reply soon my dear cousin. i have Photos of Ann Macklean and all the Fowlstones wow this is great news from you
Elizabeth Anne

Re: victor macklean fowlstone

kfowlstone — 2009-09-01 06:09:38Z

I now live in Canada but was raised in Doncaster. I remember .This is a very old post I have stumbled upon but in case you are still interested. We had family in Hull. My Grandfather's name was Richard Fowlstone, his wife was Annie nee Oliver.

though it is many years ago I remember my uncle Arnold talking of visiting relatives in Hull when he was a boy. I seem to recall the name "Clarence" I also think he, "Clarence" had a brother.

My cousin, Elizabeth, Arnold's daughter did an extensive geneolgy of the family

Re: Research Papers FREE for Phillips & McClean of Mercer Co PA

nmbraggdolly — 2009-06-23 12:38:13Z

No one else has expressed interest at this time. I will send them to you. Contact me at raggdollynmb@yahoo.com.

Re: Research Papers FREE for Phillips & McClean of Mercer Co PA

mnjripp — 2009-06-23 12:17:13Z

If no one who has direct connections contacts you I will take the papers. I am trying to connect 7 brothers and they did live in that general area. So I am collecting any and all info. Judy

Re: Research Papers FREE for Phillips & McClean of Mercer Co PA

nmbraggdolly — 2009-06-23 02:44:36Z

Rev Patriot William McClean, children: Archibald, Moses, William, James, John, Samuel, Daniel, Alexander. There is a large article concerning The McClean Family and the Mason Dixon Line, for Archibald McClean; some info in York Co for William; all the McClean papers are persons located when searching the Philips family info; I can't remember how they are related, maybe the wife's family; It's been a long time; sorry.

Re: Research Papers FREE for Phillips & McClean of Mercer Co PA

mnjripp — 2009-06-23 02:02:49Z

I am interested in the McClean info. Can you give me some first names please. Thanks.

Research Papers FREE for Phillips & McClean of Mercer Co PA

nmbraggdolly — 2009-06-17 23:51:37Z

I have a small pile of research pages from researching the Philips family in Mercer Co, PA which turned out NOT to be the connection I was looking for. The pages are of no further use to me and I would be glad to send them to someone for the cost of postage.
They include DAR files on Samuel Philips and Wm McClean, PA Archives entries for various Philips, Will Book Pages Isaac, Samuel, William Phillips, census printouts 1800 1810, etc, Mercer & Fayette Cos, some military pages, some pages from Nashannock Church history, some anentafel pages for Phillips, Lawrence PA History of Samuel, copy of Isaac Phillips' Will in Mercer Co.
These are just research notes that could help someone sort out their Mercer /Fayette Co Phillips family. There are a good amount of info on McClean family also.
Just let me know if you want it. First come, first served.
Repayment for postage would be nice.

Mc CLEAN Dierdre DYCHE 1910-1979

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-09 12:31:35Z

McCLEAN Dierdre DYCHE 1910-1979

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,210 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: James and Jane

LynneHaeberle — 2009-05-12 22:53:47Z

The family I'm looking for stayed in Alabama in Geneva County.

7 btothers

mnjripp — 2009-05-12 02:35:18Z

Anyone remember hearing a story about 7 McLean brothes arriving from Scotland in the mid 1700s? Or any stories about Lord Fitz Hugh McLean. Looking for family connections. Judy

Re: James and Jane

mnjripp — 2009-05-10 18:02:24Z

This is exciting. Do you know where they lived? Time frame ect. I will have to get that info out. I have been trying to find connections. A Sexton married into the Hilger or McClean family in WI. The name Thoma is also connected. I have some pictures. thanks judy