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Looking for Decendants of WILLIAM DOUGLASS b-1720, Charles County, Maryland, U.S.A. Married to a "Rachael". I am trying to find who William Douglass parents were, or "Rachaels" maiden name. I am desperately trying to research past this brick wall!… Started by Wendy Douglas~Winchell in Genealogy	3	Dec 30, 2014 Reply by Ruth McDaniel
William Douglass b-1720 Charles Co. Maryland, USA Hello Fellow Clans, I am reposting my search for WILLIAM DOUGLASS , it's been a long journey, and sadly I have not been able to find anyth… Started by Wendy Douglas~Winchell in Genealogy	1	Dec 30, 2014 Reply by Ruth McDaniel
Colonel John Douglas Samuel Douglas, former plantation owner in Jamaica, died Charleston, SC, 1799, refers in his will to one of his Executors as, "Colonel John… Started by Bob Henry in Genealogy	7	Dec 22, 2014 Reply by Bob Henry
Can anyone please help with Douglases from Coleraine, or from Bushmills, County Antrim areas Northern ireland? Gt Gt Gt Grandfather James Douglas: his son was Joseph Douglas my Gt Gt Grandfather who m. Margaret Jane Simpson in 1849: their son was Wil… Started by Sonyya Lorraine Mehrtens in Genealogy	0	Dec 6, 2014
Douglas Willan Family I am interested in this branch of my family. My maiden name was Willan and my grandfather was Robert Hugh Willan, one of 4 children of Fra… Started by Bridget Andrea Louise Fox in Genealogy	10	Oct 15, 2014 Reply by William Douglas
Lt Col Edward Douglas Russell I feel certain that Col Douglas was born in the Norfolk Area. Wills and church records are not available to me. To write about his… Started by Henry Barraud Hunt, Jr. in Genealogy	0	Aug 20, 2014
Continuation The Edward Douglas Family Further information on Lt Colonel Edward Douglas ahd Isabella Dale. Isabella's brother, Richard Dale left a will in 1619 in Middlesex Count… Started by Henry Barraud Hunt, Jr. in Genealogy	0	Jun 28, 2014
Roderick Douglas Trying to find information on my Douglas Ancestry Roderick Douglas born around 1732, He may be the son of Robert Douglas and Helen Rue. Rob… Started by Lisa Day in Genealogy	3	Jun 13, 2014 Reply by Lisa Day
What is the origin of our motto Jamais arrière? The word slogan (from the Gaelic slughorn, or battle-cry) is used for any motto derived from a battle-cry. A Scottish lord or laird will fr… Started by William Douglas in Heraldry	2	May 22, 2014 Reply by William Douglas
Frances Elizabeth Douglas married a James Templeton McGarrah I have received a message saying: 'trying to find a connection for Frances Elizabeth Douglas, born 179,1 Petersham, London; died 1839, Bren… Started by William Douglas in Genealogy	3	May 17, 2014 Reply by William Douglas

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