sweet caroline wrote:Sometimes that is all people have the choice of. I blame people who just add to their tree, and take it as read that the info is correct.

SC

I agree entirely

Top class research, and I respect you for that, however, I repeat the Mormon micro fiche records do not give all the info which you get from the originals. There was a lady from Kilmarnock who settled in Blair County, P.A. called Elizabeth Hunter from Kilmarnock. She left Kilmarnock when she was ver...

I take it you looked at the Kilmarnock entries on the Picken tree in Scotlandspeople ,as at one time all BM in the district went through Kilmarnock ,as the main town in the area. SC The Picken tree was made in Australia by a fourth cousin of mine. They used the Mormon micro fiche which does not hav...

Just found a good tree .From main line . David Gilmour Hunter Birth 23 Oct 1783 in St Quivox, Ayrshire, Scotland Death 14 Mar 1863 in Antis, Blair, Pennsylvania, USA Father David Hunter ,Mother Ann Gilmour Edit-Birth: 1783 Ayr, Scotland Death: unknown Burial: Logan Valley Cemetery Bellwood Blair Co...

Just found a good tree .From main line . David Gilmour Hunter Birth 23 Oct 1783 in St Quivox, Ayrshire, Scotland Death 14 Mar 1863 in Antis, Blair, Pennsylvania, USA Father David Hunter ,Mother Ann Gilmour Edit-Birth: 1783 Ayr, Scotland Death: unknown Burial: Logan Valley Cemetery Bellwood Blair Co...

Hello: I am looking for information on James Hunter, married to Janet Campbell. They are listed in the Stevenston 1819 census, with a son named David. I believe they left the UK on a ship called the Brig Rising Sun in 1821, when James was listed as age 29, Janet was listed as age 22, while David wa...

Hi Gordon ,that's interesting, wonder if your Hunters are connected to those at Bourtreehill. The Hunter family papers as published by the Scottish Record Society include 16th - 17th century references to Bourtreehill in connection with a family of Lynns who were the Lords of Lynn in nearby Dalry, ...