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Re: McLean Denny Paisley

darleneallen_1 — 2012-05-22 18:57:45Z

To help...
Benjamin McLean 1800 NC-1863 Ray Co., Mo., m. NC Isabel Denny 1805 Guilford, NC-1877 Ray Co., MO.
Isabel was the 8th child of William Denny 1746 Guilford NC-1823 same (in 1760 in Rowan Co, NC and 1790 Guilford NC) and wife(1st) Margaret Paisley 1747 Guilford-1810 same buried Alamance Presbyterian Church Cemetery (d. of William Paisley 1707-1787 and Eleanor "Nellie" McLean 1717-1750) William's 2nd wife is Jane McMurray they m. 1811 he was 65.
William Denny's parents are James Denny 1715-1790 and Janice Edwards 1727-1756?
I wonder if Benjamin McLean b 1800 (when moved to Missouri began spelling his name McClain)is related to Eleanor "nellie" McLean b. 1717 who is his wife's (Isabel Denny) grandmother on her mother's (Margaret Paisley) side.
Any information of this McLean/McClain line would be most helpful!

McLean Denny Paisley

darleneallen_1 — 2012-05-22 18:22:41Z

I'm looking for any information on Moses McLean (and/or any family) b. c. 1750. First wife Mary? children; John, William, Samuel, Zilla, ?, Fountain Bell and Elizabeth. Second wife Susannah Dick child; Benjamin McLean 1800-1863 m. Isabelle Denny d. of William Denny and Margaret Paisley Denny. Many Denny and Paisley marriages with these McLean's.
In 1778 Moses received a state grant for a 200 acre tract just west of Buffalo church, in 1790 census in Guilford NC., 1796 m. Susanna D., 1810 census Greensboro, Guilford, NC.
Any information on him or family would be much appreciated. No idea where he came from, parents, etc. Because the family is Presbyterian in faith (rather than Irish Catholic) I would "think" the family Scottish but am not certain. Have been told the family is Scottish but no hard evidence.

Re: Hendren/McLean, Wilkes Co., c. 1880

noamhen — 2012-05-21 07:39:30Z

Hi Cathy,
Apparently there is no connection. Both my grandfather and great uncle lived to old age. My uncle Ernest lived in North Carolina all his life and my grandfather moved to Chicago in the early years of the 20th Cent.
The "McLean" last name, in their case was not their legal name, but was associated with them since their mother's married name was McLean before their were born (illegitimately, it seems). They grew up with their maternal grandmother ("Hendren") and bore her last name as their legal name, as was common in such circumstances in those days.

Re: Hendren/McLean, Wilkes Co., c. 1880

cat30101 — 2012-05-20 20:41:15Z

Did you find out any more info about Ernest and Jesse McLean? I just wondered as I have a mystery McLean in our family tree and while researching it, found another Jesse and Ernest McLean that may have been part of your family tree?(cousins?) They died young, casualties of a tornado in Indiana but were brothers, and also a 60-yr-old Ernest McLean was listed as a casualty as well (father to the boys?) and a Russell McLean as injured. This was in 1917.

Cathy

Mc LEAN Terry R - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-04 17:43:30Z

McLEAN Terry R - Vietnam Wall section 6E

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 227,289 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.

McLean

drld29 — 2012-04-20 19:31:01Z

Looking for relatives of the following McLean Descendants -
Macon McLean and Louvenia McGuire McLean
Joseph Smith and Margaret McLean Smith
Hagar McLean Williams
Celia McLean Sharpless
Jim and Maggie McLean
Charlie and Mary McLean

Churches/Cemeteries where we worshiped or are burried - Good Hope Church, Falling Run, Rufuge Community (formerly Flat Swamp Baptist Church) Fayeteville, NC.

Planning a Family Reunion July 6-8 2012 Faytevill NC.

Re: Wilmer McLean

BonnieElias — 2012-04-10 22:04:32Z

My Grandmother was Margaret McLean Gwinn. She was born in 1890 in Tie Siding, Wyoming. Her father's name was John. He was a blacksmith on the Oregon Trail. I understood from my grandmother that we are related to the McLean family of Appomattox. Could it be that her father was John Wilmer McLean or could that have been her grandfather?

Re: Duncan McLean of Argyll b1804 to Ontario 1819-1820

dep230 — 2012-03-19 19:14:48Z

Hello,
It appears you are stuck right where I am with my ggg grandfather Duncan Mclean born 1804. I have photos of his family cemetery just outside of Melbourne Ontario, once called Mayfair. I was given a family tree that says his parents were Donald "Dan" Mclean, and Catharine Mcgilip, but that they retained the spelling Maclean, and were from North Knapdale, then moved to South Knapdale. I have found some inconclusive evidence of Duncan's immigration and of his parents. It might make sense to share my tree if you would like to do so let me know.
D. Palmer

Kate McLean

Linda1500 — 2012-03-13 19:41:01Z

My great grandmother was Catherine "Kate" McLean born ca. 1863 in Scotland. Was in U.S. by 1887. May have been related to a Catherine (widow of Alexander) McLean. Have picture of relative taken in Glasgow. Would appreciate any information identifying her.

Re: Elizabeth Ann (Gurley) McLean

maryraekieffer — 2012-02-15 21:11:10Z

elizabeth Ann McLean from Loma was my gg grandmother
you can get in touch with me at
maryraekieffer@gmail.com

Re: Wilmer McLean

rrprivett1 — 2012-02-06 20:53:35Z

Hi Clay, I wonder if you can help again. My great grandma was Vera Grisella Mclean. Her dad was Archibald Mclean (1865-1900) I'm trying to find out who Archibald's parents were and how they relate to Wilmer because my grandma told me they are all connected. Thanks for any help.
Robin

Re: Duncan McLean of Argyll b1804 to Ontario 1819-1820

rm007r7757 — 2012-02-03 19:33:57Z

Hi,
I have direct line Johnstons in my family from kilberry area. My great great grandmother was Betsy Johnston born 1818 kilberry area. As for the McKinvens i know they were around the Dunmore area which is a place about 10 miles from Kilberry in Knapdale. There does not seem to be many around knapdale area as I can not ever remember seening too many tombstones for them. As ive been to all the buriel grounds in the knapdale are. Two of my MacMillan relatives married McKinvens.
Regards
Robert Angus MacMillan

Re: Duncan McLean of Argyll b1804 to Ontario 1819-1820

rm007r7757 — 2012-02-03 19:33:15Z

Re: Jane Dickie McLean born 1886, SCT

1_webmaster62 — 2012-02-03 11:16:14Z

Info on Jane's paternal side. Her grandparents were Archibald McLean/Christina McNeil. Archibald 1810-1865 Kilfinichen, Mull - his parents Hector McLean/Janet McNeil.

Jane's gran Christina McNeil 1817-1892 Kilfinichen, Mull. Christina's parents John McNeil 1778-1860 Kilfinichen, Mull/Christina McEachern(McKechnie)1782-1879 Kilfinichen, Mull. John/Christina married Kilfinichen parish 19 Mar 1816.

John's parents Hector McNeil/Mary McDonald. Christina's parents Malcolm McEachern/Euphemia McGilvray. The McEacherns also had a dau Euphemia 1777-1858 Kilfinichen/Kinlochspelvie, who married Hugh Cameron 19 Mar 1808 Torosay parish.

Jane born 1886 also had a sister Christina born 21 Nov 1872 Ardrossan. Her parents married 13 Sep 1872 Ardrossan. Her grandfather Archibald McLean married twice. There were numerous children. Her G-grandfather Hector McLean also had other children

Alexander McLean married Hannah Higgins in Portsmouth

NicolaBrown505 — 2012-02-01 17:20:13Z

Looking for Alexander McLean who was born in Scotland about 1856 (probably in Maybole, Ayrshire) and married Hannah Higgins in Portsmouth. One of their daughters was Martha McLean. Alexander died in Portsmouth in 1893. Can anyone help. They lived in the Fratton area of Portsmouth.

Archibald McLean and Catherine McLaren

hrichards191 — 2012-02-01 10:23:33Z

Archibald MCLEAN b abt 1822 and Catherine MCLAREN b abt 1819 immigrated to Geelong, Victoria, Australia 1849 with their children, Janet Stewart MCLEAN, b 1842 Kincardine,Perthshire, Dugald MCLEAN b 1844, John MCLEAN b 1846. Native place given as Thornhill, Perthshire on Shipping List. Can't locate the family on Scotlandspeople. Any assistance most welcome.

Bridget, Charlotte (Rhone, Rome, Roan, Reine), Susannah McLean

lesax211 — 2012-01-29 15:31:57Z

Looking for family connections and information regarding a slave named Bridget, Charlotte (Rhone, Rome, Roan, Reine), Susannah McLean, born about 1791/1792.

In addition to finding different spellings, the name was changed. As best as I can tell this is the order of the name changes.
1) Bridget
2) Charlotte Rome
3) Charlotte Rhone
4) Charlotte Roan
5) Susannah McLean

She was the mother of Sarah McLean (1812) and I would like to find the siblings of Sarah McLean.

family of Rosina/Rosanna Mclean

bcookin — 2012-01-21 17:35:51Z

first what I have;
A copy of the pension request for my GGGgrandfather, Henry Kenney King who lived most of his life in Enfield, Ct listing Rosanna McLean as his first wife also saying that she died 26 May 1869.

Their first child, my GGgrandmother Lucinda Rosina King, was born 19 Dec 1865 in Enfield.

Rosanna McLean previous marriage to James Neelans in Enfield 13 Jun 1861 and him dying soon after that on 23 Jul 1862 due to a powder mill explosion. They had a child, Henry William Neelans on 20 Mar 1862.

In the 1860 census there is a McLean family living in Enfield. Parents are Robert and Mary both born 1810 in Ireland. Children with birth year and location were; Mary, 1840 Ireland, Rosanna 1842 Ireland, Lucinda 1844 Ireland, Charles 1848 Ireland and William 1851 Connecticut. Obviously, because of the last two children, the family came around the time of the famine. Unfortunately, I can't find anything else that I can be sure of for this family either in the census or immigration.

Does anyone have any further information for Rosanna or her family?

alexander mclean/margaret mcrae born scotland sault st marie

elainerothwellmunro — 2012-01-18 03:30:57Z

looking for info on alexander born 1848 and died 1930 and his wife margaret mcrae and their children annie, thomas, roderick, murdock, duncan, elizabeth and john mclean in sault ste marie area.

Re: Donald McLean m. Mary Barnfield, from the Isle of Skye

johnsemclean — 2012-01-08 22:39:06Z

Hi Susan, I am a descendant of Donald McLean m. Mary Barnsfield. I too am eager to find out more information and possibly have information to share. I am registered on the www.1820Settlers.com site and would like to add data on additonal generations from Donalds familty tree.

Feel free to contact me on Johnsemclean@gmail.com.

Regards,
john McLean

Alexander B mclean marries margaret Mcrae

elainerothwellmunro — 2012-01-03 05:45:57Z

Looking for photos or info on alexander B Mclean b 1848 in scotland and died 1930 in sault st marie ontario. married margaret mcrae and had several children annie b 1873, thomas 1875, roderick 1877 murdock 1879, ducan 1880, elizabeth isabelle 1884, john 1886 all born in ontario.

William McLean

charlene1777 — 2012-01-01 22:00:38Z

I am looking for any information on a William McLean that lived in Harrietstown, NY (Saranac Lake area). He was born in 1874 in NY state, according to the 1900, 1910 and 1930 census. I cannot find him on the 1920 census. He married Elma Coolon or Bessette who was also from Harrietstown. They were living in Utica, NY on the 1930 census.

Thank you.

Looking for Agnes McLean.

billand59 — 2011-12-30 13:51:46Z

Could anyone help me find details for Agnes McLean born 1902 Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland. Agnes lived in Beaver Falls, Beaver County, Pennsylvania USA from 1907 until her last found entry in the 1920 United States Federal Census. More than likely married between 1920 and 1930. Any help on leads would be appreciated.
Bill

Re: Colonel George W. McLean of the 2nd NJ Infantry in the Civil War

brother_dan — 2011-12-06 17:31:38Z

Not sure if this board is still active but Colonel McLean is buried in Woodlawn Cemetery in NYC. His son Malcolm is my great great grandfather.

Re: McLean:Alfred, Mary, and Annie Laura

tmayeaux71 — 2011-12-01 04:48:25Z

Hi Kelly, my name is Tammy. Annie Laura is my great grandmother as well. I am also looking for information on the McLeans. I am hoping you are still on Ancestry.com. Please reply so that we can exchange information. Can't wait.

Re: McLean Family

wphilli — 2011-11-29 06:25:32Z

This appears to be my family line that I am following.
Donald Murray and Cate McLean. These are my great grandparents.

Re: Duncan McLean of Argyll b1804 to Ontario 1819-1820

bellenns — 2011-11-15 17:33:12Z

What a frustrating family. There are so many McLEANs from Argyll! I have a Duncan and Margaret Campbell McLEAN from Kilcalmonell and Kilberry from which they emigrated with 4 children in abt. 1837 to Caradoc Twp., Middlesex Co.Ontario, Canada.
The fact that your Martha McKINVEN was born in Kilcalmonell makes me wonder if there might be a connection.
I look forward to hearing from you.

Re: Neil McLean, Caradoc Township, Middlesex Co., Ontario

bellenns — 2011-11-15 17:20:06Z

Thank you for your lengthy email. I've been hoping I might draw a connection between the 2 McLean families in Caradoc twp. but it appears at the moment they are not related. Cheers.

Re: George Washington McLean b.c1802 son of John McLean of New York City

garjyn — 2011-11-12 03:02:09Z

I am listing on Ebay a 1910 Postcard that was signed by G.W.McLean. Perhaps this was the same person or family?
I have it listed in an Ebay store called Gritscafe collectibles. Just tought you might be interested.

Re: Neil McLean, Caradoc Township, Middlesex Co., Ontario

noone1926 — 2011-11-11 18:50:48Z

The short answer is I do not know if they are brothers. There is also the possibility they might even be cousins in some way.

I have a Duncan McLean, b.ca. 1795, in Scotland, in the McLean Cemetery, Con. 7, Lot 24, Caradoc Twp., Middlesex Co., Row 3, Stone 3, died September 15, 1847, aged 52 years.
(This grave is said to have had an earlier stone which said "In memory of Duncan McLean . . . and inscriptions for 22 children side . . . side of which the only bit readable was . . . mos. 21 ds.) The present stone also includes his wife, Mary Sinclair, b.ca. 1795, died November 29, 1835, aged 40 years. Natives of Scotland. Also 4 infant children (no data). Catherine McKinley, w/o D. McLean, died September 7, 1848, aged 72 yrs, 1 mo. (A piece of white marble says, died September 27, 1878, aged 72 yrs., 1 mo., and is over the back wire fence.) Also her daughter, Catherine, died 1844 (no dates), aged 6 yrs, 6 mos. Christina McLean, w/o M. Dewar, died December 13, 1884, aged 62 yrs. f.s. Christina.

Also from a reset facsimile edition of the book: "Some Sketches of The Early Pioneers of The County of Middlesex", by Hugh McColl, Strathroy Postmaster, (November 1 1876 to February 22, 1910), originally prepared for the Gaelic Society of Toronto and published in 1904, under the sub-title: The Township of Caradoc, pages 34-35, comes the following:

"The Highland settlement in Caradoc was in the northern and eastern part of the township, extending westward some five miles from the Lobo townline. The pioneers of Lobo and Caradoc were practically one community, and always in lcose touch with each other." Donald Campbell provided the author with a "list of the Caradoc pioneers, which is believed nearly complete and accurate, and the dates of settlement substantially correct."

Included on that list are: "LACHLIN SINCLAIR, Finachairn, 1825", whose daughter Sarah married a Duncan McLean. . . . "CHARLES MCCLEAN, Caolasraide, 1831, d. in Enniskillen, c.: Malcolm, Allan, Annie (Mrs. Keith), Sarah (Mrs. A. Johnston), Mary (Mrs. D. Turner), Catherine (Mrs. A. Duncan), Bella; ALLAN MCCLEAN, Caolasraide, 1831, c.: John, Hector, Allan, Archie, Charles, Duncan, M. D., at Deckerville, Mich., Isabella at home; DUNCAN MCCLEAN, Caolasridae, 1831, c. John L., in Strathroy, Charles A.; NEIL MCCLEAN (weaver), Lochgair, 1831, (family reocrd further on) . . ."

"D. J. Campbell gives some interesting particulars about NEIL MCCLEAN (weaver), who came from Inverary in 1831. His wife (Mary McIntyre) died in Montreal. His son Hugh was married, but his wife died a short time before they left, and the two young children, Neil and Maggie, were in the care of their father and grandfather. Hugh went sailing and died of lake fever. The old weaver and the two little children were alone on his location, lot 21, con. 9. Sarah Sinclair (Mrs. Duncan McLean) took charge of the weaver's house and grandchildren until her husband died in 1835. The boy Neil had a farm on lot 21, con. 9, Caradoc, and died 1902. The girl is Mrs. Alex Dolphin." Neil actually died in 1901.

As you may have discovered there were a lot of McLean's with the same first names. It is a daunting task to try to figure out who belongs to who.

Re: Neil McLean, Caradoc Township, Middlesex Co., Ontario

noone1926 — 2011-11-10 01:03:32Z

Just off the top of my head, about all I know about Neil McLean, Jr., is that his parents as listed in the marriage register are Hugh and Sarah. Sarah died shortly before they left Scotland. He is on the 1852 Caradoc census with his younger sister, Margaret, and his grandfather, Neil McLean, Sr., a weaver. If I remember correctly, Neil, Sr., was born about 1777, Scotland. Neil, Sr.'s wife, is supposed to have died in Montreal. Hugh is supposed to have died of lake fever, leaving Neil, Sr., to raise Neil, Jr., and Margaret. A lady named Sarah Sinclair/McLean is supposed to have kept house for Neil, Sr. I think she had a son named Duncan L(achlan) McLean, but I'm not 100% sure. Haven't been able to connect the dots biologically to Charles and Duncan, but it is food for thought. I haven't worked on the McLean line for a while.

Re: Neil McLean, Caradoc Township, Middlesex Co., Ontario

bellenns — 2011-11-09 22:11:01Z

I have been studying the McLean family in Caradoc Twp., Middlesex Co.. specifically Duncan b. abt. 1796 Arglyleshire, Scotland and Charles b.abt. 1813, Scotland and I'm assuming they are brothers. I understand you are researching Neil McLean, whose father is Hugh. Could all these men, Duncan, Charles and Hugh be brothers?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Susan.

Re: John McLEAN - Scotland - 1815-1913

forestgump1331 — 2011-10-24 12:45:22Z

i am a mclean but dont no one from my side of the family

Re: Peter & Margaret (Ross?) McLean Simcoe CO, ON

canadian7 — 2011-10-23 10:53:39Z

Yes! We are definitely looking at the same family. Arthur Kippan (your grandfather) was the second son of Hugh and Catherine. He was born on 23 Sept 1892 on the family homestead near Carlyle, SK. He died on 24 April 1977 in Weyburn, SK and was buried in the cemetery in Manor, SK., just east of Carlyle. He and Catherine Rutten were married on 25 OCt 1916 in Carlyle. My grandfather, Duncan Alexander Kippan was his older brother. If you would like more information, please contact me at janharris@sasktel.net
I have quite a bit of information about you grandparents. I also believe I may have a contact person for you regarding the Moore side of your family. I am looking forward to hearing from you.

Re: Peter & Margaret (Ross?) McLean Simcoe CO, ON

tyson2918 — 2011-10-23 06:56:19Z

Hi there! I read your message and I "think" I might be looking for info on the same people! The two names that are familiar to me are Catherine and Hugh Kippan. I "believe" these people are my great great grandparents? My grandmother is Catherine Ida Kippan and I believe her father is Arthur William Kippan. The only other info I have about Arthur william Kippan is he married a Catherine Rutten and I believe his father is "Hugh Kippan and his mother is Catherine (unsure of her maiden name)? Hugh was born in 1862 Catherine born in 1864 in Ontario?
What I can maybe gather from your info is that Peter & Margaret are then Catherine's parents? Peter McLean and Margaret Ross? My dad's side (Moore) are all from the Saskatchewan area (Carlyle). Are you related somehow to these people then?

Would love to hear from you!

Trina

Parents of John McLean of NewYork

ccclan_academy — 2011-10-22 22:03:06Z

My information is that John McLean was born in1826 in Ireland I am looking for his father and when he came to the United States
Possible uncle is Thompson McLean possible arrival date of the McLean family is 1838 in New York.
My John is either born in Ireland or Scotland. Any help would be appreciates. This is where my research is taking me...
John married Harriet Hutchinson in NewYork. John died 1902

Re: George Washington McLean b.c1802 son of John McLean of New York City

barbarapromo — 2011-10-15 07:29:35Z

Mary, I have found a vintage 1865 autographed carte de visite photograph of Col. George Washington McLean. Reply to barbarapromo at earthlink dot net for more information.

Alta (Mclean) Russell Photo available

jessicado22 — 2011-10-14 20:32:29Z

I purchased this photo of Alta at a local antique store (Eugene, OR). I am not related--if you are and would like the original, just let me know!

Alta (1890-1971) was the daughter of Robert Monroe Mclean and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Mary Davis. She married Burt Alonzo Russell.

Thomas Yankowski

gwenemclean261 — 2011-10-14 19:28:17Z

I am looking for information on this individual's early life in Binghamton. Mother's name was Katherine Robinson and father's name was Anthony Yankowski, both deceased. Grandfather's last name on mother's side was McLean. Mother's last known address was on Chenango St. Thomas Yankowski is now Thomas McLean, age 63, currently residing in SC. I am searching for information regarding the name change (it occurred in the early 1970's, I believe, between stints in the army)and any and all marriages and divorces and children born to each. Also, interested in any political, financial or criminal record such as domestic violence.

Re: Irish spelling of McLean

leda14537 — 2011-10-05 16:44:18Z

Hello Fiona,
Just ask for a translation through your search bar, i would presume you already know this by now,the post being so old.
I am interested in your surname,I have a Mary McCandless married to a Peter McClean in LARNAKSHIRE, just wondered if we have a connection.

Obit of Mrs. J.B. (Alice McLean) Grotevant 1937

lilmar1942 — 2011-09-19 01:18:42Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

MRS. J. B. (ALICE MCLEAN) GROTEVANT
JANUARY 28, 1937

Mr. J. B. Grotevant died in the Pontiac hospital Wednesday (Jan. 27) moring at 7:45 o'clock of pneumonia which developed Friday evening.
The body was brought to Chatsworth and the funeral services will be held in the Baptist church Friday afternoon, January 29, at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. E.W. Crockett. Burial will be in the Chatsworth cemetery.
Mrs. Grotevant fell at her home in Chatsworth November 21 and fractured a knee cap. She was taken to the Pontiac hospital about two weeks later for an operation. She improved nicely and shortly before Christmas was taken to the home of her son, gene Grotevant, in Pontiac. The wound healed nicely and she was able to get around the house some on crutches.
About two weeks ago she became ill with flu and Friday evening pneumonia developed and Saturday she was taken back to the hospital and every effort was made to save her life.
Alice McLean was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.B. McLean, of Tremont, where she was born on April 26, 1863.
She was married to J.B. Grotevant June 24, 1891, at Tremont and soon thereafter the couple came to Healey, south of Chatsworth, and opened a general store and bought grain. Three years later they moved to Charlotte, where for eleven years Mr. Grotevant bought grain for the Middle Division Elevator company.
In 1907 the couple moved to Chatsworth and he became manager of the local electric light plant. In 1912 he was named superintendent and she matron of the Livingston County Home, south of Pontiac, where they continued to reside for 19 years.
Upon retiring from the county farm jobs Mr. and Mrs. Grotevant moved back to Chatsworth and lived a retired life. Mrs. Grotevant, however, continued active in church and club work and was beloved by many people.
Surviving are the husband and two children, Mrs. Grace Hughes, of Detroit, and Gene, of Pontiac. One son, Walter, died while the family lived in Charlotte. There are also three brothers, H.S. McLean, of Rialto, California; and William and John McLean, of Jacksonville. One sister and one brother and her parents preceded her in death.

Re: Walter James Bruce McLean, South Africa

iwbmclean — 2011-09-09 14:53:05Z

I'm the son of Ivan Godfrey McLean and nephew of Virginia.I would. Like to get into contact with you.Please contact me on 084 454 5523 or 0729718321.Thank you very much

Mc LEAN James H + - Vietnam Wall section 1E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-06 23:52:29Z

McLEAN James 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.

Re: John McLEAN - Scotland - 1815-1913

keithrossetti — 2011-08-23 13:23:44Z

I think that you mean that John McLean came from Badenoch, Kingussie in Inverness-shire. I have him as living and having children in Duack or Nethybridge about 20 miles away from 1861 onwards.

I am related to him as Mary McLean was my Great grandmother

Re: Earl Wellington Mclean, b. MI

sheilaversteeg — 2011-08-16 22:53:00Z

Yes, my grandfather, Wellington Earl McLean was called "Tink".So he would be the one I"m looking for. Did you say his father's name was James McLean? I'm actually looking to go back one more generation, to James's father. I was told that he married an Indian woman. Is this true? If so, what tribe was she from? Regards, Sheila McLean Versteeg.

Alexander McLean/Douglas/Robertson/Turnbull. MonumentPic-Melrose

clddbd — 2011-08-11 05:11:16Z

In July 2011 I took this picture at Melrose Abbey, Melrose Scotland. I hope that someone finds this meaningful to their family
Cheryl

Re: CHARLES FLORA MCLEAN-NOVA SCOTIA/PEI

iwise2k — 2011-08-05 03:42:31Z

Saw this on 5Aug11. My grandmother, Ruth (aka Sarah Harriet Ruth) MacLean, was one of Flora and Charles' children. Would appreciate being in contact especially as I am planning a trip to Dundas, as well as Nova Scotia in early Sept. As we know, Flora was born in Sydney and Charles was from Inverness county, NS. Most (all?) of their grown children, including Ruth, moved to the Boston, MA area in the 1890s. Ruth trained as a nurse and, later, married John J. Maney and lived in Lawrence, MA where their son, John MacLean Maney, who was my father, was born.

Ardith Maney

James McLean in Ohio, possibly KY and WV also

jaleath — 2011-07-13 14:43:24Z

Looking for ANY info on the following family. James McLean (aprox 1921-1960) lived in Butler Co Ohio, raised by foster parents Milton and Crissie Hale. Had at least one brother (possibly older) and a sister Geneva. Geneva was raised by foster parents Myrtle and and William Wheeler in West Virginia. Both James and Geneva are with foster parents in the 1930 census. Their mother is believed to have died between 1923 and 1930. Older brother Ed believed to have stayed with father. According to oral family history, there was another brother, adopted (or fostered) by a Cobb family. The unusual thing is that the older was Eddie and the younger Ed. Possible but perhaps the names were confused or there may have been only one Ed.

James used the name Hale until he joined the army. His biological father may have spelled the name a little differently.

Unsure why James was in Ohio and Geneva in WV. There also seems to be ties to KY.

Any info will be appreciated, small clues sometimes leads to more info. Anyone having any info about this family may contact me.

Re: King George, VA McLeans

maxineredford — 2011-07-12 14:11:33Z

Hello, Casey. I have found the family in the 1910 census living in King George Co., VA under the name of Helen Ashley. In 1920, Margaret and Thomas are gone and she has a new baby named Virginia Constance. In the 1930 census, Constance is the adopted daughter of Charles Hundley and his wife Amalie. I also found online when William and Constance married. You can go to the new site at Familysearch.org. to find this information. On the marriage information, one gave their father as Samuel Ashley and the other Eugene Ashley. This informaton has not helped me very much. It is as though these people did not exist. I am helping a family member who is the daughter of Margaret Louise McLean. How are you connected to the family? I live in Richmond, VA and am somewhat familiar with the Smoot family. I attended a seminar conducted by Sherri Eichler at Deep Run Baptist Church. Any information that you can give me would be greatly appreciated.

Georgina McLean/Andrew Bowie ..Monument pic in Scotland

clddbd — 2011-07-10 22:47:09Z

Yesterday I was at Holy Rude Church just below Stirling Castle (Scotland) and took a picture of this monument. I have attached the pic. Hope it is meaningful to someone. Mentions the above and their children.

Cheryl