Are these your Sinclair ancestors???

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garydevine1995
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Are these your Sinclair ancestors???

Post by garydevine1995 » Tue Oct 04, 2011 7:57 pm

Hi Everyone,

I thought it would be a good idea to put my ancestors on here to see if anyone else is related to them

John Sinclair c1700 = Jannet Murray c1700

Christina 1723
*Angus (Aeneas) Sinclair 1725 - 1788
Jannet 1730
John 1732
Patrick 1734
Margaret 1737
Mary 1740
Elizabeth 1744

*Angus (Aeneas) Sinclair had 4 illegitimate children with:

Janet Buchanan: John 1759, Patrick 1761
Janet Brown: James 1763, *Mungo 1768

*Mungo Sinclair 1768 = Margaret McLachlan

Janet 1794
William 1796 - 1881
*Mungo 1798 - 1883
Margaret 1801
James 1803

*Mungo Sinclair 1798 - 1883 = Helen Riddoch 1811-1876

Mungo 1827
Mungo 1830 - 1877 = Helen McCulloch = Catherine McLaggon ? - 1912
children with Catherine:
Mungo 1858
Alexander 1859
Catherine 1863
Isabella 1866

*Peter Sinclair 1831-1909 = Christian Donaldson 1829-1906
(see below for his children)

Henry Sinclair 1834

Jean Sinclair 1838

John Sinclair 1841 - 1915 = Anne Fergusson 1845 - 1925

Mungo 1869-1872
Marjory 1870
Nellie 1873
David 1876

Margaret Sinclair 1843 - 1895 = Nathan Walker 1941 - 1908

Helen 1864-1937
Anne 1866-1913
James 1868
Janet 1869
Mungo 1871
Nathan 1876

James Sinclair 1846-1935 = Annie Jessiman

George 1869
Helen 1872
Jessie 1874
Jeanie 1876
Margaret 1879-1859

*Peter Sinclair = Christian Donaldson*


*Peter Sinclair 1850-1903 = Helen Roy 1851-1934*
(see below for his details)

Mungo Sinclair 1854 had illigetimate daughter with anne mcintyre
christian donaldson sinclair 1879

John Sinclair 1856 - 1909 = Catherine McTavish ? - 1946

Peter 1881
Alexander 1883
Isabella 1885
John 1888
Barty Daniel 1890-1953 (on death cert it says.... minister, chrch of scotland)

Janet Sinclair 1859 - 1942 = Donald McCulloch 1842 - 1914

Donald 1898

Henry Sinclair 1869 - 1936 = Elizabeth McMillan

James Sinclair 1869 - 1900

*Peter Sinclair 1850 - 1903 = Helen Roy* 1851 - 1934

*Peter Sinclair 1873 - 1930 = Sarah McCallum 1873 - 1955*

Agnes 1896- <after 1960> = Alexander McRae 1896-<after 1960>
*Helen 1898-<after 1960>= Alexander Allison 1895-<after 1960>*
Christina 1900-<after 1960>= John Thomson
Mary 1901-<after 1960>= John Currie 1897-1943
Peter 1902-1957 = Elizabeth MaCaffer <after 1910>-<after 1960>
Sarah 1906-<after 1960>= Alexander Williamson
Robert 1908-1940
Alexander 1910-<after 1960>= Mary Burton <after 1910>-<after 1960>
Margaret <after 1910>-<after 1960>= Hector MacKay
Roy <after 1910>-<after 1960>= Mollie ?

*post edited to remove dates of birth and death which fall after the TS cut-off dates. Please see Essential Reading section of forum for further information.
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Re: Are these your Sinclair ancestors???

Post by Ina » Wed Oct 05, 2011 12:35 am

Hi Gary,

My ggg grandmother was a Sinclair. My Sinclairs all came from the Isle of Islay.

Ina

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Re: Are these your Sinclair ancestors???

Post by garydevine1995 » Wed Oct 05, 2011 7:32 pm

Hi Ina,

Some of mine come Islay too. Most of the later ones come from Crieff and Comrie but some of the more recent births come from isaly, does any of those names ring a bell hahahaha,

Gary
Scotland - SINCLAIR/ALLISON/MCALLUM/ROY/DONALDSON
Ireland - DEVINE/MCGARRY/MULLEN/MULDOON

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Re: Are these your Sinclair ancestors???

Post by DeborahM » Tue Nov 08, 2011 2:21 pm

Hi
Just read your information regarding Sinclair ancestors. I think my Sinclair ancestors start from Helen Roy Sinclair and I have managed to get as far as far as Mungo .I think maybe to the 1700s . Haven't participated in a genealogy forum before so not sure how this will go. Only new at tracing my family lines.
DeborahJ

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Re: Are these your Sinclair ancestors???

Post by Russell » Tue Nov 08, 2011 2:44 pm

Hi DeborahJ

[welcome] to Talking Scot. Sounds as though it may have been worthwhile joining us :D
Don't worry about being new to family research. We all were at first and learned as we went along. When you have questions don't hesitate to ask no matter how simple/stupid/ poorly thought out YOU think it is. Every question asked can help another newcomer and we have all asked (still ask sometimes :shock: ) for help and guidance. Gary started out a beginner fairly recently and asked plenty of questions but now has a mass of information. If you click on his name and bring up all his posts you will see how busy he was :D
Hope he comes on to TS soon to link up with you.

Russell

Meant to add - If you want to follow another family name it is sometimes better to start a new thread with you question
Working on: Oman, Brock, Miller/Millar, in Caithness.
Roan/Rowan, Hastings, Sharp, Lapraik in Ayr & Kirkcudbrightshire.
Johnston, Reside, Lyle all over the place !
McGilvray(spelt 26 different ways)
Watson, Morton, Anderson, Tawse, in Kilrenny

garydevine1995
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Re: Are these your Sinclair ancestors???

Post by garydevine1995 » Tue Nov 08, 2011 7:14 pm

Hello Deborah,

Great to hear from you, the furthest all of the sinclairs i am in touch with can only get back to 1723 with a brth date.

My great great grandpather oeter sinclair was helen roy sinclairs brother. thats if you are talking about the 1890 helen and not 1898 hahaha.

I have loads of info redgarding the roys aswell.

Gary

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Re: Are these your Sinclair ancestors???

Post by John Gourlay » Wed Nov 09, 2011 1:42 am

Gary

I was interested in your Mary Sinclair b 1740 and where she came from. One of my 5th great grandmothers was a Mary Sinclair. She would have been born c1740, based on her marriage to Robert Sand[s] at Arbroath, Angus on 1st May 1760.

regards
John Gourlay

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Re: Are these your Sinclair ancestors???

Post by garydevine1995 » Wed Nov 09, 2011 6:16 pm

Mary was born in Comrie, Perthshire, as was all her siblings and then when we get to sinclairs at 1794-1851 they are all born in Crieff, Perthshire :)

does she have the same parents as mine does?

Gary
Scotland - SINCLAIR/ALLISON/MCALLUM/ROY/DONALDSON
Ireland - DEVINE/MCGARRY/MULLEN/MULDOON

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Re: Are these your Sinclair ancestors???

Post by Alan SHARP » Wed Nov 09, 2011 10:37 pm

garydevine1995 wrote:Hello Deborah,

Great to hear from you, the furthest all of the sinclairs i am in touch with can only get back to 1723 with a brth date.
Gary
Greetings again Gary.

Great to see the progress you have made in such a short time. I raised an eyebrow when I read 'CAN ONLY GET BACK TO 1723'.

Had you been watching a New Zealand TV programme called THE MISSING PIECE this last week, you would have seen how a high profile TV news reader / presenter and his Father, did not know the family history two generations back. The problems that arise when young lovers, from either side of the racial divide, created out of wedlock children. Exacerbated by the Maori Wars, over land rights inequities.

Brick walls were made to be demolished - so keep at it.

Alan SHARP.

John Gourlay
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Re: Are these your Sinclair ancestors???

Post by John Gourlay » Wed Nov 09, 2011 11:41 pm

That's my problem, Gary. I don't know who my Mary's parents were. I have always suspected they were Angus folk.

John Gourlay