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Head of the House of Douglas The revival of interest in Scottish ancestry over the last 50 years has encouraged many clans and families, who had not previously done so,… Started by William DouglasLatest Reply
Douglases in Slavery and the Slave Trade This section is dedicated to networking and research into the Douglases involved in slavery and the slave trade. Virtually all Afrodescend… Started by William DouglasLatest Reply

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Head of the House of Douglas

The revival of interest in Scottish ancestry over the last 50 years has encouraged many clans and families, who had not previously done so,…

Started by William DouglasLatest Reply

Douglases in Slavery and the Slave Trade

This section is dedicated to networking and research into the Douglases involved in slavery and the slave trade. Virtually all Afrodescend…

Started by William DouglasLatest Reply

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Spam from Ronald Morris Spam from Ronald Morris adding you as a friend on the Douglas Archives. Started by Don	4	Nov 9 Reply by Russell Lynn Drysdale
William Drysdale of Mount Sterling Kentucky, Father of James Drysdale of Rush County William Drysdale was born near Mount Sterling, Kentucky, July 17, 1815; died at Virginia April 7th, 1898. He moved to Rush county, Ind, and… Started by Russell Lynn Drysdale	2	Aug 13 Reply by Russell Lynn Drysdale
JAMES DRYSDALE of Rush county, Indiana .... JAMES DRYSDALE. The subject of this scetch was born in Rush county, Indiana, in 1843; was the third child of William and Elizabeth (E… Started by Russell Lynn Drysdale	0	Oct 1, 2023
Samuel Irvine Dryadale of Jessamine County, Kentucky . Samuel Irvine Dryadale. . .Died, In this city, Tuesday, August 13th, Samuel Irvine Drysdale, aged 79 years, 5 months and 21 days. Mr. Dr… Started by Russell Lynn Drysdale	0	Sep 21, 2023
Head of the House of Douglas The revival of interest in Scottish ancestry over the last 50 years has encouraged many clans and families, who had not previously done so,… Started by William Douglas	26	Sep 10, 2023 Reply by Hubert Langenstein
The devil called Peter Drysdale While in British Columbia, I had a tale related to me by an Acadian - an old story about a devil , dressed in all black with cloven hooves… Started by Russell Lynn Drysdale	2	Jul 15, 2023 Reply by Russell Lynn Drysdale
Hello from Robert Douglas Glover Hello all, I am new to the forum I am researching any and all Douglas lines in Argyllshire and the adjacent shires. My earliest known DOUGL… Started by Robert Douglas Glover	4	Jun 14, 2023 Reply by William Douglas
Penkridge ... ...''Railways and Roads The Grand Junction railway on the northern part of the line from London to Manchester and Liverpool passes through… Started by Russell Lynn Drysdale	1	Apr 20, 2023 Reply by Russell Lynn Drysdale
Translation I_Centurione_Scotto%20%282%29.pdf Started by Russell Lynn Drysdale	3	Nov 3, 2022 Reply by Russell Lynn Drysdale
possible email scam through this site? i received an email from a sotia teneh and everything i read about her is vague and suspicsious of scamming. Starts off good day and mentio… Started by Gary Erwin Douglass JR	19	Jan 28, 2022 Reply by William Douglas

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