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Thursday , July 18th 2019 Which Douglas line are you researching? Dates and places help making connections. For Myself , Sept name , Drysdale, in particular , Willi… Started by Russell Lynn Drysdale in General	2	Dec 15, 2020 Reply by Russell Lynn Drysdale
Douglas of Burnbrae I have received the following information: I found information connected to my family, it is a Will Instruction from Archibald Douglas whic… Started by William Douglas in Genealogy	1	Dec 7, 2020 Reply by William Douglas
DOUGLASES IN CHILE Recently I seem to have been receiving a number of :"friend" requests from folks in Chile. Is there any research into Douglas families who… Started by Gilbert Franklin Douglas III in Genealogy	5	Oct 10, 2020 Reply by William Douglas
Ann Douglas (married to Walter White), connected to Douglas of Ulston, Jedburgh Hi Selkirk Marriages has Walter White, Tenant in Brownmoor in Selkirk parish & Ann Dowglas in Jedburgh parish, on 8 Dec 1773. Cationer… Started by John Bonn in Genealogy	5	Aug 29, 2020 Reply by John Bonn
Johan Rosie Douglas Hi All, I am new to the site so take it easy on me ;0) I wonder if anyone out there has common ancestors and can help me grow the my br… Started by Harold Leduc in Genealogy	7	Aug 7, 2020 Reply by Harold Leduc
Jane DOUGLAS of Edenburt County Cavan I found my Great Great Grandmother Jane DOUGLAS on a surviving fragment of the 1821 census at Edenburt near Virginia Co. Cavan Ireland. Sh… Started by James Williams in Genealogy	3	Jun 30, 2020 Reply by William Douglas
Where does the Douglas sept of 'Douglass' originate For many years as a youngster, we were told that there was a tradition of adding or subtracting letters from a name when a child was born '… Started by Daryl John Douglass in Heraldry	27	Apr 21, 2020 Reply by Judith Fleenor
Jane Douglas I don’t know if I am in the right place but I am looking for any information on my ggg grandmother, Jane (Jeannie) Douglas. She was born c.… Started by Robert James Dean , Jr. in Genealogy	6	Apr 19, 2020 Reply by Russell Lynn Drysdale
DOUGLAS CHART all three Branches DRUMLANRIG , ANGUS , MORTON DOUGLAS CHART all three Branches DRUMLANRIG , ANGUS , MORTON this is all copied from a group I run Royal Stuart and Stewart Autosomal DNA ,… Started by Jackie Stoddard in Genealogy	0	Apr 6, 2020
Archibald Douglas b ca 1665 to America 1725-1728 I have looked for many years for the ancestors of Archibald Douglas b:ca 1665 in Scotland/d:29 Feb 1728 in Kent Co., Colony of Delaware . … Started by RC Collins in Genealogy	9	Feb 26, 2020 Reply by Richard William Maginis Douglas

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Making conections

The more information you can give about the people you mention, the more chance there is of someone else connecting with your family.

Dates and places of births, deaths and marriages all help to place families.

Professions also help.

'My great-grandmother mother was a Douglas from Montrose' does not give many clues to follow up! But a bit of flesh on the bones makes further research possible. But if we are told who she married, what his profession was and where the children were baptised, then we can get to work.

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