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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
Lady Elizabeth Christian Douglas 1524-1575 My wife's lineage in America traces back to John Forrester Forsyth Forrest 1524-1573, in Scotland, whose spouse is listed as Lady Elizabeth… Started by Troy William Cornelius in Genealogy	2	Feb 4, 2020 Reply by Troy William Cornelius
Morton - links to Douglas My paternal line Morton has always regarded itself as of the Douglas clan. As a consequence through my years I have acquired my father's Do… Started by Bruce Stewart Morton in Genealogy	11	Jan 29, 2020 Reply by Mark Stephen Elliott
Lord James Douglas, the Black Douglas I am working in Ancestry.com on my ancestors from Scotland and have reached an impasse. I have reached an ancestor named Sir William Dougla… Started by Eric Peter Douglas in Genealogy	5	Jan 19, 2020 Reply by Eric Peter Douglas
Simplified view vs. Desktop view in a group Show simplified view. ... in the group Drysdale Archives this simplified view simply leaves out most information posted there using a cell… Started by Russell Lynn Drysdale in General	3	Jan 14, 2020 Reply by Russell Lynn Drysdale
Douglas Dunkeld. Hi i can trace my family history to Dunkeld and towns from around there back to 1841 anybody know any more about them?. Started by Paul Douglas in Genealogy	2	Dec 10, 2019 Reply by Paul Douglas

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