Thom - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: CARL & EMMA THOM

pbthomasjr — 2012-05-21 23:35:28Z

Dave,

I would definitely be interested in looking through these pictures with you. The Thom's are my wife's great grandparents, so you would be some kind of cousins.

Where are your located? We are in Rockford, IL.

My direct email is pbthomas1@comcast.net

Peter

Re: Thom, Joseph and Jane

kthom91 — 2012-05-18 16:19:36Z

I do not have any detail on the Robert Cathcart you are referring to; but the one in the Thom line is as follows:

Robert Cathcart was raised by the Craig’s and then married their niece Jane Thom. The Craig’s gave him land in Armstrong, PA. (From either the Samuel Craig book or Joseph Thom book)

"Armstrong County Pennsylvania/Her People, Past and Present" (see source) Vol II, p. 706.

"Robert Cathcart was a native of Ireland, and probably the first settler in the limits of what is now Mahoning township, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, where he located in or before 1805, under an improvement right. He was first assessed in 1806 with 330 acres, one horse and three cattle, at $320. The Bostonia Coal Mines are now located on this land. His two-story red house, the first frame building in that section, was for many years one of the very few for many miles around. On March 10, 1810, the commissioners of the county granted him an order for sixteen dollars for killing two panthers. He cleared the timber from part of his tract, and erecting necessary buildings in time had a fine homestead where his death occurred in 1847, at the age of seventy-five years."

They were married approximately 1799 in Westmoreland, PA

Re: CARL & EMMA THOM

davebearfn1 — 2012-05-18 05:22:12Z

I really hope that you guys still check this stuff because I have a Cedar Chest FULL of pictures of these people and so much more! My great great Grandmother was Hattie Augusta Thom also had the last names Dugan, Reinstorf, Coffenbarger, and Hedrick. She was born in Germany in 1885 I believe and lived in Decatur Illinois. She had a son Edward J. Dugan, a daughter (my great Grandmother) Sybil Reinstorf and a daughter who died when she was only months old. I just recieved the property and have only begun to look through it but I believe I have seen all these names on pictures. Emille for sure I saw. Please respond!

Re: Thom, Joseph and Jane

jrcathcart — 2012-05-17 21:15:41Z

Hi, Do you have any detail on the Robert Cathcart who married Jane. Where did they marry? I am researching Robert Cathcart who married a Jane in Scotland abt 1824.Thanks

Re: Thom family of Coylton, Ayrshire

maggiedee69 — 2012-05-08 21:50:37Z

Hi,
I know where Woodside Farm is but, unfortunately, don't know anything about it.
Do you have any family still in the Coylton area?
That's a very good question - to travel to the other side of the world with 9 children. You must wonder if he had a reason for travel, friends or family had gone for work or just decided.

Thom/Craig

42441 — 2012-05-03 08:28:40Z

Terri, If you will send me your e-mail address I will be glad to share all I have on the Thom line. Write to my e-mail address mullenax@rmi.net. Thanks

in Germany

cattreasure — 2012-05-03 06:48:35Z

Margaret Thom from Pierce County Wisconsin may have had a brother named peter. She was born in Germany She was married to Mathias Seivert and is buried in St. Marys cemetary in Big River pierce county.....she is my great great grandmother

Re: Thom family of Coylton, Ayrshire

Thom_Heather — 2012-05-02 09:19:30Z

Hi
I am still very excited about this.
I have stayed in Prestwick for a couple of weeks in 2009, and drove around Coylton many times. I found "Hillhead" (mentioned by davidt184) which is where my gg worked as a servant girl before she married. The owners invited me in. I can now see it was her relative's house.
I found a farm that the locals said was a Thom farm, now called Woodside Farmhouse. It is a B&B now. Do you now anything about this? My father's family lived in a cottage on the hill behind, which has been demolished and a new home built there. We often wonder why he brought his wife and 9 adult children to NZ to live (about 1912). My Dad was born in NZ 1914.
Scones on the banks of the Coyle sounds very attractive. I have 5 weeks in the UK.

Re: Thom family of Coylton, Ayrshire

maggiedee69 — 2012-05-01 21:30:51Z

Hi Heather,

I definitely does sound like a link! I'm going to look into the OPR records around the early 1800's and see what can I find.
You must visit Coylton! There's a lovely eating place overlooking the Coyle waters - tea and a lovely Scottish scone!

Re: Thom family of Coylton, Ayrshire

Thom_Heather — 2012-04-30 10:02:56Z

Hi Maggie
My James Thom was born 1819 as well! He is the one who married Susan Gemmel (spelt Gemmill in the record) in Stair. His parents were David Thom and Janet Galbraith who married in 1818.
Does this fit with your information?

James & Susan Thom had 7 children (I think). They named their eldest son David (b 1841, and their eldest daughter Janet (b 1843) which was appropriate.
My greatgrandfather was the 5th child - Archibald Thom.

I'm sure your Janet must have been a sister of my James (b 1819).

The fact that Archibald named his eldest daughter - Mary McClymont suggests a relationship?
How exciting.
I might make a visit back to Coylton!

Re: Thom family of Coylton, Ayrshire

maggiedee69 — 2012-04-29 20:35:18Z

Hi David,

Thanks for your reply. Apologies for my late reply in turn.

In my lineage, James Gibson(bc1831) married Janet Mcclymont (b. Oct. 1826) on 4.6.1852. Janet's mother and father were Janet McClymont and Janet Thom but I have no further information about them. If you know anything to help me, that would be fantastic. Many thanks

Re: Thom family of Coylton, Ayrshire

maggiedee69 — 2012-04-29 20:30:41Z

Hi Heather,

I wonder if my Janet was a sister of James (born 1819). In my lineage, James Gibson married Janet Mc Clymont on 4.6.1852. Janet's mother and father were William McClymont and Janet Thom. Janet was born October 1826. They married in Stair.
You must be really excited about your holiday, not long!!
I live near Coylton. My dad and I had a drive the other day around there and he was telling me all about times gone by. Very interesting!

Re: Thom family of Coylton, Ayrshire

Thom_Heather — 2012-04-29 13:19:48Z

My records say that David Thom and Janet Galbraith (married 1818) are the parents of James Thom (born 26.3.1819 in Stair) who married Susan Gemmill in 1841.
James & Susan had 7 kids, your ggg being David the eldest, my ggg being Archibald the 5th.

Re: THOM FAMILY BIBLE

Thom_Heather — 2012-04-29 13:08:02Z

My gggrandfather was also James Thom and Susan Gemmell. I have a family bible. The 1st entry is Archibald Thom (born 1851) - son of James Thom (who was married to Susan Gemmel).

Re: Thom family of Coylton, Ayrshire

Thom_Heather — 2012-04-29 12:22:36Z

Hi
My aunt was Mary McClymont Thom. Her parents were Archibald and Mary (nee McMillan) Thom of Coylton.

Sounds like a connection to me

Re: Thom family of Coylton, Ayrshire

Thom_Heather — 2012-04-29 12:17:46Z

Hi
I have just read your message.

I am sure I have a link for you.
My grandmother was Susan Gemmel Thom, daughter of Archibald Thom and Mary McMillan from Coylton.
Archibald had about 11 children, and brought most of them to New Zealand. The eldest James went to South Africa, and David returned to Scotland.

I shall have to get out the family tree and see how this fits with your information. Very exciting. I visited Scotland a few years back and spent time in Coylton, and that area, and found the cottage where Archibald had lived with his family.
Do you live in Scotland?
I live in New Zealand, but am visiting the UK in 6 weeks time.

My email is heather.holmes@xtra.co.nz

I would love to hear back from you.

Heather Holmes (neee Thom)

Beatrice May Baker

louisepullman — 2012-02-20 21:18:45Z

Hi

I searching for Beatrice May Baker, born 1895. Beatrice married my great grandfather William George Woodman (1890)in 1914 in the county of Reading. William was stationed in Aldershot at the time of the wedding.

Beatrice's father was Charles Baker - Farm Hand

The address's on the wedding certificate is 62 Stan Road, Haversham for Beatrice.

If anyone has any information, photo's or can point me in the right direction, please leave me a message as i check Ancestry daily.

Many thanks

Louise

Re: Thom family of Coylton, Ayrshire

Horrormoviecollab — 2012-01-24 07:44:46Z

The Sculptor James Thom is my gggg I forget how many great's XD grandfather. I'm related through the Hoffman line.

Re: Williamina Thom

skittles5866 — 2011-12-29 17:21:22Z

Hey Wendy.. I was pretty close with the names for going on memory alone! Tell my Uncle I have copies of birth certificates for most of the siblings but am still searching! I will contact you on private message on Facebook with what I have! I have been working on the tree for quite a long time! Show him the picture I have on here of him if you can and if not let me know and I will send in email! He looks like he is about 12 or so in it with Uncle Rick! I also will look into Uncle Ricks mother. Thanks for the info!
Leanne

Re: Williamina Thom

1_wendygilbert — 2011-12-29 17:02:22Z

Gerald Darcy Fraser is actually your cousin. Your uncle's name is Gerald Gordon Fraser. He was always told that there were 13 brothers and sisters in Robert Frasers family. He thinks that Rick's (the adopted brother)mother's name was Anne Forsythe.

Re: Thom family of Coylton, Ayrshire

davidt184 — 2011-12-28 18:21:02Z

Hi,
I have just come across your message through a chance revisitation to the Ancestry.com website.
My paternal grandmother Margaret Richmond (of Coylton, Ayrshire) was a descendent of Samuel Hay & Helen McMillan, of whose lineage you appear to belong. My grandfather, James Thom, was, of course, of an entirely separate lineage. If you could be a bit more specific regarding your interest, and queries, relating to my line of Thom's (whom I have now extensively charted,) I may be able to offer some assistance. I'm unfamiliar with a Gibson / McClymont combination within my own line, but I recall seeing it listed in the descendency of an entirely separate line of Thom's.

davidt184

Re: Thom family of Coylton, Ayrshire

maggiedee69 — 2011-11-14 22:07:09Z

Hi,
I'm also researching this lineage. I'm back to samuel hay and helen mcmillan from Ireland and looking for information about the Thom's. James Gibson who married Janey McClymont on 4th June 1852's mother was Thom but I'm stuck if anyone has any info, Thank you

Williamina Thom

skittles5866 — 2011-10-21 15:28:41Z

I just received my Grandfather's (Robert Fraser) Military Records and it show that his dad's name is John Fraser and his Mothers name was Wilhelmina Thom. As of 24-07-1940 They resided in Stoneyton Cottage, Mulben, Banffshire Scotland. John and Wilhelmina were retired at that time. Also at this time, my grandfather (Robert Fraser) was one of 11 children. Six boys and five girls. My grandfather was the third oldest. I remembering him mentioning that there were more siblings born after he left Scotland but not sure exactly how many. So not sure if eleven was the total count before he left Scotland or if that total included any children born after he left. Robert Fraser married Edith May Horden and they had three children, Allen Robert, Wilma Margaret May, Gerald Darcy , and adopted one of my grandfathers siblings child named Richard (Rick). I believe my uncle Rick was one of my grandfather's sister's child. My grandfather also worked for a J Urquart of Coward, Nairnshire, Scotland, from 1923 to 1927 doing farm work.
I figure John Fraser and Williamina Thom were probably born abt 1880s.

If any of this information sounds relevant to your family history, please contact me as I have very little information on my grandfather's side of the family. Thank you so much for any help anyone can give me.

Re: Thom, Dunnottar, Kincardine, Scotland

hsiasoco — 2011-10-01 02:22:38Z

Hello. I may be related to you, David. :)

My great grandmother is Jessie Thom (b 25 Sept. 1890), daughter of James Thom & Jeanie Meikle Imrie, sister of: John Thom (b 27 Nov. 1882), James Thom (b 15 April 1885), Robert Thom (b 13 Dec. 1887), Charlotte Thom Oldham (b 18 Nov. 1891) and Jeanie "Jean" Thom (b 4 Dec. 1892).

Sometime between 1892-1911, the family actually moved to England. I discovered the daughters: Jessie & Jean with their parents in Kent, and Charlotte worked for the Kindersleys in Lymington before her marriage to John Eggleston Oldham.

My great grandmother Jessie married my great grandfather, Jose Ma. Alejandrino Manapat, in Southwark, London and moved back to the Philippines in 1910.

I have very spotty information on the brothers: John, James and Robert. From your email, I think you mention being related to James who came to Australia via Canada circa 1909. (From my mom's stories, however, she was told that James was supposed to have died in Canada without issue because my grandfather, Jessie's son Windsor, had the opportunity to inherit land there but decided not to claim it.)

If you'd like, I'm more than willing to share information I've found so far. If you have information from your end, I'd really appreciate the help in finding out more on Jessie Thom's older brothers. My mom doesn't have much and would like to really find out more about that side of her family.

Thanks in advance for the help!

Hope Siasoco
USA, Philippines
P.S. Ann Blacklaws' daughter with James Thom, Anne "Annie" Thom (b 21 June 1853) was married to George Milne. Also, James & Ann's son, Robert (b 21 January 1856) died at 18yrs. on 3 Aug. 1874.

Re: James Alfred Thom (1901-1965) of Ontario and HBC

forevryung1 — 2011-08-29 23:36:26Z

My name is Ethel (Lockerbie) Faulds and I was born in Toronto, Canada to Agnes and Arthur Lockerbie. I believe the Fred Lockerbie you refer to was my Uncle Fred and Aunt Claris from Keswick. I know their daughter Muriel was married to a Thom and had Sandra and then some boys but don't know their names. We once had a reunion at my nephews farm near Keswick and one of the Thom boys and Muriel were there. I would love to get in touch with you as I am trying to do some geneolagy on the Lockerbie's. I live in California but we just had a Lockerbie reunion in Keswick on May 29th. forevryung1@hotmail.com

Re: William Thom

Avangalinei — 2011-08-08 09:55:49Z

Hey that's amazing! 1700's! Sorry it has taken me so long to reply, I have been busy with work etc.

Is your tree public?

Re: John Thom

SRSpangler80 — 2011-07-14 02:26:46Z

Not your John Thom, but Thom from East Kilbride, Scotland. My Alexander Thom, b abt 1720, d Culpeper Co VA bwt 1788 and 1791 left Scotland in 1745, He worked in Gloucester Co, VA for five years as a shoemaker, married Elizabeth Triplett (1752-1768) Bought land and settled in Culpeper County. They had 7 sons and 7 daughters. Although the name Thom is a shortened name for Thomas, and though Scottish, were not clan affiliated. There are still Thoms in the area of Glasgow.
There is a Colonel John Thom of the Virginia Line in the Revolution, who evidently rated a place in history, as his name is remembered in Warrenton, Virginia's history.

There is quite a file about my branch.

Elizabeth Sarah Thom

Riisherj3 — 2011-07-14 00:57:39Z

Does anyone have any info. on Elizabeth Sarah Thom? She was born in Pennsylvania in 1790 and died in Grant County, Indiana in 1830.

Re: Help with Thom family

Riisherj3 — 2011-07-14 00:52:01Z

I have an Elizabeth Sarah Thom that was born in Pa., and died in Indiana

James Thom and Mary Kelly from Glasgow

bigguy21982 — 2011-06-26 06:19:10Z

I've hit a brick wall with James Thom and Mary Kelly.

My 3rd great grandfather is James Thom (abt 1817 - 2 Jan 1887). The death record identifies his parents as James Thom and Mary Kelly. Very common names.

I can find no birth records for that James Thom. I can find no marriage record for James Thom and Mary Kelly. I can find no birth records for any child by James Thom and Mary Kelly.

Ow!

Re: John Thom

rcruston — 2011-06-08 04:15:46Z

This information is from the Russell MB (Canada) history book and according to my dad (William Thom) the information has been handed down through the years and was put in the history book by his uncle.
I don't know if this is the same Thom family but that is my maiden name, so I will tell you a little history of what I know of the Thom name from Scotland.
My roots go back to William Thom a poet who wrote "The Mitherless Bairn" google it and have a look.
Another Thom from Scotland was Robert Thom who in 1669 along with William Cook were sent to "rest" by Claverhouse to encourage other Covenantors to abandon ther heresies. (Not sure if this one would have had any heirs but they do name a place that maybe you could trace back to)
According to our history book, in 1812 two brothers stood on the docks of Glasgow - One ,Louis Thom who went to France and one John Thom who came to Canada and worked as paymaster of a Highland regiment intent on driving back the Yankees in the war of that year. Apparently after the war was over he stayed in Kingston. He married a lady of Montreal who died at an early age. (no name for her) They had a child Charles who became father to James who had his own children Charles, William, Jack, James, Christine, Mary, Elizabeth adn Jean. Jack married and had 8 children, one of them was William Thom who was my dads father. My dad is 86 now so this will give you an idea of the generations this is going back.
The story in the book continues....
The exodus of one brach of the family from Southern Ontario was precipitated by too great o confidence in the prospect of the Goderich and Buffalo railway. In 1859 deviating from tradition of distrust of the world Charles Thom, having sold considerable property to the railway saw it bankrupt. He was compensated by the railway by being appointed station agent at Mitchell Ontario. A work on telegraphy was written by a John Thom.
Thats the old history on my family, not sure if it helps maybe one of the old Thoms mentioned can lead you to your roots. Good luck!

John Thom

pclementejr — 2011-05-12 18:57:47Z

My Mother's Grandfather, John Thom Married Annie Peters CA 1870. Probably was born 1845-1850 and lived in Boston. John was a stonecutter who helped build Sing Sing Prison. He died in 1891 presumably due to inhalation of stone dust. Annie died in Quincy Massachusetts in 1923. Both were born in Scotland. My Mother would like to learn more about where they came from in Scotland. Ring a bell with anybody?

Alexander Glen Thom

gnajgrant — 2011-04-16 22:17:21Z

I am looking for any information on Alexander Glen Thom 1897-1954 Edinburgh, I think he was either a Doctor or a Dentist. His Father was John McGillivray Thom b 23 May 1863 in St Nicholas, Aberdeen, and died in 1939 at Inverness.

Re: James Thom Marnoch Banff

Avangalinei — 2011-04-09 04:24:00Z

Well, the Thom I am talking about had a son I can't remember his name right now, my computer is getting fixed so I don't have any of my research but I do know that he was supposed to become a doctor but he moved to Australia and started a station in W.A and never looked back. Thats all I can remember as of now but I'll try and find his first name.

Thanks,
Ava

Re: Louise Thom emigrated to Jersey City, NJ about 1870

JeanneLorf — 2011-04-03 17:24:27Z

What do you know about the Thom's from Germany near Berlin?
My great great grandfather was Charles Thom who immigrated in 1866 and lived in Jersey City, New Jersey. He was a cabinetmaker. He had 5 daughters (Louisa, Anna, Mina, Bertha, Emma) & 2 sons (Charles & Paul)all born in Germany.
My great grandmother was Louisa Thom who was born in 1852 , she married Martin Hosbach and died in childbirth bet.1881-84 after 4 daughters were born, including my grandmother Anna Hosbach born 1870.

Jeanne Lorf Linley Harding
jeannelinley2000@yahoo.com

My tree is on Ancestry.

Re: James Thom Marnoch Banff

gnajgrant — 2011-04-02 01:13:26Z

James Thom's son Alfred Marshall Thom imigrated to Australia in 1923 on the Ship S.S. BENALLA with his wife Edith, they arrived in Melbourne on the 17th Feb 1923.
I think he later was a Farmer in the Giyppsland area.

Re: CHARLES THOM and HOSBACH of Jersey City, New Jersey (Berlin, Germany - Prussia)

JeanneLorf — 2011-03-29 17:22:08Z

My Hosbach/Thom research is on Ancestry.com and Rootsweb. I have traced Hosbach back to Daniel and his father Herman Hosbach and mother Anna Elisabeth Rooder, who originated in Obervorschutz, Hesse-Kassel, Germany 1700s. They were ALL shoemakers.

I have not been able to research Gottlieb Charles Thom earlier than 1820s. He was a carpenter/cabinetmaker, as well as his son Charles Thom.

Jeanne Lorf Linley Harding
jeannelinley2000@yahoo.com

Re: Thoms in Germany

allenphjr_1 — 2011-03-24 01:17:42Z

Yes, this is my family line of the Thoms'. My grandmother was Ethel Maude Peyton and her mother was Adeline Ortelia Thom, daughter of William Henry Thom. I would greatly appreciate any information you would like to share with me.

Jill Allen (Evers)

Re: Louise Thom emigrated to Jersey City, NJ 1866 from Germany

JeanneLorf — 2011-03-23 20:52:47Z

I am researching my great grandmother Louise Thom who was born 1860 in Germany, possibly Berlin.

She immigrated with her parents & siblings on the
Ship SS Eugenia on June 5, 1866 from Germany to NYC.

Her mother is Eliza Thom born 1824
Father is Gottlieb Charles Thom born 1820.

Her 6 siblings are:
Charles born 1846,
my great grandmother Louise born 1850,(who married Martin Hosbach in 1870 in Jersey City, New Jersey).
Anna born 1852,
Emma born 1855,
Paul born 1857,
Mina born 1860.

They all lived in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Charles Thom, Sr. was a carpenter. Charles Thom, Jr. born 1846 was also a carpenter and might have lived in NYC.

Does anyone know any of these Thoms???

Jeanne Lorf Linley Harding
jeannelinley2000@yahoo.com

John Thom McMahon

turnerj361 — 2011-03-19 05:30:59Z

My great grandfather was born John Thom in Ayr,Scotland. He was adopted(?) by a man named McMahon. He was born in 1899.

Re: Thom families in Lancashire, Eng. and Scotland

donnamurphy8827 — 2011-02-17 19:46:52Z

then I would look at the census records and land records to find these people in immigration or border crossing records and connect them to their families.

Re: Thom families in Lancashire, Eng. and Scotland

donnamurphy8827 — 2011-02-17 19:43:49Z

Have you looked for any Thom surnames on Immigration papers in England records and Emmigration in Scotish records. I would and then I would look through the list to see if any names and birth years match your names. This isn't much for suggestions but it might help.

Re: THOMS from Angus Forfar Scotland

donnamurphy8827 — 2011-02-17 19:39:16Z

I am researching George John Davidson Thom born about 1878 Dundee, Scotland I understand this is in Angus. he married Elizabeth Mitchell Calder, settled and had their children in Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. They had 5 children that I am aware of so far, their names were in order of oldest to youngest Elizabeth, George John Davidson, William, Margaret and Rose. I unfortunately don't have much yet on the siblings of George Junior but I just started. This family moved to Canada and both George Thom Senior and Junior died in BC, Canada. Love to hear from anyone researching the Thom or Calder families. creighton_murphy@msn.com

Re: James Alfred Thom (1901-1965) of Ontario and HBC

chrisbaer40 — 2010-12-31 12:10:05Z

Oops, I meant to write that his mother-in-law's name was Mrs. F. W. Lockerbie of Keswick, Ontario.

Thanks for any help!
Chris

James Alfred Thom (1901-1965) of Ontario and HBC

chrisbaer40 — 2010-12-31 12:07:58Z

Seeking info on James Alfred "Jimmy" Thom (1901-1965)

He was an employee of the Hudson Bay Company and spent much of his career in the Canadian arctic.

His mother is listed as Mrs. M. Thom of Kingston, Ontario
His wife was Muriel Thom, daughter of Mrs. F. W. Thom of Lockerbie, Keswick, Ontario.
Their kids included Sandra (1936), Ronald James (1940) and Peter (1943).

Any clues appreciated!
Thanks-
Chris Baer
cbaer@vineyard.net

Re: Help with Thom family

jennthom02 — 2010-12-22 22:05:38Z

My father's name is David, his mother is Estella Jean, her father is Benjamin. Thanks

Re: Help with Thom family

msthom — 2010-12-22 21:50:40Z

To what Thom family in NY are you referring? Can you provide any names? Thanks!

Re: Thom's of Wisconsin (Germany)

walterscathy1 — 2010-12-21 20:47:28Z

This is to let you know that there where Thom/Tohm-spelt both ways in its books(centennial) that used Immanuel Lutheran church in Plainview,MN,some of the sponcers were Johann,August & Herman Thom/Tohm,but these men didn't remain in area nor Johann Friedrich Thom who married Sept 30 1877 Amalie Zanto whom were learn later that her maiden name was Reinke(so this was her 2nd marr.) upon daughters bapt.Emma Emilie Tohm b.July 17 1878 bpt.Oct 13 1878,they didn't remain in area.Mrs.Wilhelm Radke is Wilhelmine Thom,I don't know where they married(Radke) at Potsdam Emmanual or Bremen's Trinity-no centennal books or if in WI,but if you are connected to them ,Plainview History Center,Immanual Lutheran of Plainview has centennal books or Olmsted County Historical Society may be able to help.

Re: William Thom

anumoth — 2010-12-16 01:07:26Z

Hello Avangalinei
My maiden surname is Thom and James was my Dad,gtgrdad grt grt grandad. I have managed to get my tree back to about 1700. My e-mail is hunteruna@aol.com if you have lots of questions. I don't always check in to ancestry but feel free to e-mail if you want. Hopefully we will be able to make a connection.

Anumoth

Re: James Thom Marnoch Banff

Avangalinei — 2010-12-15 14:45:01Z

Do you know if any of this family migrated to Australia?

Thanks,
Ava