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<t>Kyle, in my case the middle name was to honor the ancestral family and my grandfather certainly would not carry livingstone "Y" DNA. however, I think you may be right there may be instances that others did, I even remember the illusive dunsleave Livingstone that was on the mull island census, tha...

<t>This may be partially on key & partially off key, In my case, My grandfathers name was Neil Livingstone Zimmer, I never knew it had any significance until I started to research the ancestry and realized he was given that middle name to definately signify the ancestral family, in this instance...

<t>Hello everyone! I have been buisy but wanted to say hello. I am still waiting for my k&k parish microfilm from LDS!!!! When the microfilm arrived at LDS they forgot to notify me and they sent the film back by accident. Anyway LDS assured me they would get it back, the bad news is I will have ...

<t>Kyle, thanks for the heads up, now I will be having 2 of my male livingstone cousins tested, however based on the current paper trail, I expect a "y" Mccormick signature or it variants, in other words my cousins "y" Dna are expected to establish a new Livingstone signature!!! But it will be inter...

<r>To all: Free DNA testing!!! Take a look and let me know!!! It looks like its free!!! Others are encouraged to look this over and let me know. To Andrew Lancaster: let me know what you think as well!!! <URL url="http://www.smgf.org/index.jspx">http://www.smgf.org/index.jspx</URL> Bob T.</r>

<r>Cancell my request about Lighthill cemetery! I got information from a Scotland Cemeteries forum and the actual name is Sighthill Cemetery, however , in case someone needs information about scotland burial grounds, I have posted a weblink below plus in addition, I have included a contact for those...

Does anyone know where I can find records of cemetery transcriptions for Lighthill Cemetery in Glasgow scotland? Does anyone know where I can find more information about the cemetery as well? Bob

<r>Interesting writing about St Moluag! I am not sure if others saw this particular writing, but its interesting. <URL url="http://www.cushnieent.force9.co.uk/CelticEra/Saints/saints_moluag.htm"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.cushnieent.force9.co.uk/Celt ... moluag.htm">http://www.cushnieent.force9.co....

<t>Don, Here are some approx d.o.b.s from 1779 extract, looks like this Duslea was born about 1709 on page 111. I am sure there will be more clues that come to light as my study continues in developing my ancestral line and thank you for acknowledging my work!!!! Surname Forename Approx. Dob Page > ...

A little humor here!!!: Even yet the mention of the two red-haired daughters of the Baron of Bachuill brings a flush to the face of a Maclean! But I wounder if these daughters of hers sons were resposible for the red haired fellows below: 1716 District No :