Hello,
Just this week, I got a new surname for my tree - TUDHOPE. It seems my 5x great grandparents were Thomas HAMILTON & Marian TUDHOPE who married in Lesmahagow, LKS on April 11, 1774. Marian (variously spelled Marcin, Marion etc.) TUDHOPE (variously spelled TUTOP, TITOP etc.) was reportedly born around 1749-53. Looking for her parents.
I am extra interested because, as a Scottish immigrant to Canada (39 years), I had no reason to think I had kin pre-existing in this country - let alone 20 miles from me! Not far from me, is the city of Orillia, Ontario & the TUDHOPE family has long been prominent there. Seems these TUDHOPEs came from Lesmahagow too! The patriarch of their branch was a George TUDHOPE born abt. 1751 Lesmahagow. He might be a good bet for a brother to my Marian. Here's hoping & thanks a lot!
Mary
in Canada
TUDHOPE Lanarkshire 1700s .....
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Hi Mary
Certainly looks like you might be onto something interesting with the Tudhope link - there can't be many of those around! Best of luck with your research into the name ....and keep us posted.
best wishes
Lesley
Certainly looks like you might be onto something interesting with the Tudhope link - there can't be many of those around! Best of luck with your research into the name ....and keep us posted.

best wishes
Lesley
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Midlothian & Fife - Goalen, Lawrie, Ewart, Nimmo, Jamieson, Dick, Ballingall.
Dunbartonshire- Mcnicol, Davy, Guy, McCunn, McKenzie.
Ayrshire- Lyon, Parker, Mitchell, Fraser.
Easter Ross- McCulloch, Smith, Ross, Duff, Rose.
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