Re: Search for Christi Mac Crimmon Sunday,
06-Aug-00 00:37:17
Hi Francie,
I have a distant cousin from Glengarry that may very well know of you
Christie MacCrimmon. I am going to forward him your page and I will let you know when he
gets back to me. P.S. - do you know where they lived in Glengarry?
Slainte, Bill
Bill Morrison
Re: Search for Christi Mac Crimmon Friday,
20-Oct-00 04:34:57
Christi --may have a connection. My Farquhar McCrimmon immigrated to Ontario in 1815, I'm
decended from his son Kenneth and then George; they moved to Oakland, CA by the 1870s with MacLeod
"cousins" --Kenneth McCrimmon's and Donald MacLeod's wifes were Grogan sisters-- but I am
very curious of other McCrimmon/MacLeod unions as we understand the families were close before the
Grogan marriages and immigrated to Canada at the same time. Do you have other children of John and
Christ (McCrimmon) McLeod? --Nick
Nickolas McCrimmon
Sheedy
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ANY CONNECTION TO CRIMMINS? Saturday, 01-Jul-00 22:14:09
Message:
We have been unable to trace back from David Crimmins who entered the USA from Canada during,
what else, the potato famine in 1849. Our only choices for further work are MacCrimmon and
O'Crimineagh, (or something!) Thanks for any tips. Dan Crimmins
Dan Crimmins
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This is a beautiful place to be!! Wednesday, 28-Jun-00 02:01:14
Message:
I think this is fantastic! I've for years been putting off my search ,and in two hours I feel as
though I've met you all! If anyone has Question about Mcs. near Macon, Fitzgerald Ga. Feel free. A couple questions.....I heard there's a "new " MacCrimmon Tartan: A)Why was a new
Tartan needed & introduced?/ B) Is there a different Tartan for the McCrimmons?/ C) Are they two
separate families, or did geological separation cause diff. spellings or what? Thanks for any
input!
Thick Mc.
Lee( McCrimmon
)Claxton
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Re: This is a beautiful place to be!! Saturday,
01-Jul-00 17:42:09
Hi Lee,
When I started this website I did so as I couldn't find enough information on
our family on the web. Since then as you can see from the site I have found cousins from Canada to
the US to Scotland and England and as far away as Australia.
Marion Lees who has a page
in our site is a lovely person who lives in Glasgow, Scotland. her page is at:
http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/indexpg14.html
Donald John McCrimmon (England) was
the first on board and he is still trying to link his branch to our tree. The site was created
with his help and the transcibing of the first McCrimmon book written by G. Poulter. We call him
Doonald and he is quite witty. http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/indexpg3.html
Anne
Seymour (Maryland) has been researching her branch....now spelled McRimmon. Hers was the next
page and she submitted some old letters that can be found on her page http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/indexpg2.html
Alan McCrimmon has his branch linked up and he lives in Scotland. A great person and a
generous soul as well. http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/indexpg8.html
Rosanne
McInnes has connected her branch....Australia. She is another we all feel we know well. http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/indexpg11.html
Malcolm MacCrimmon (Canada)...a very dear cousin and 81 years young has been researching our
family for over fifty years and is also ninth heretitary piper. He has rooms of information which I
am slowly getting through. http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/indexpg4.html
Malcolm's
son Iain....lives back in Scotland and tenth hereditary piper. Iain has composed many pipe tunes and
has written several piping books as well. A very talented piper indeed. His son Calum (age 15) is
now winning piping competitions throughout Scotland. http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/legend.html
My branch (Canada)....my grandfather (Norman Murchison McCrimmon) http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/indexpg7.html
My grandfather's brother Hector..Canada http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/indexpg10.html
Three books written on our family http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/indexpg1.html http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/indexpg5.html http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/indexpg6.html
A new book soon to be published by Bruce Campbell http://hometown.aol.com/maccrimmonpipers
Also the new Mac Crimmon Tartan (the old one was a plain blue and we know of one in
existance in England...Dr. Callum McCrimmon wore it and is now in the hands of his son Padruig Rene
Og McCrimmon) http://www.geocities.com/mccrimmon.geo/mactartan.html
Tom McCrimmon is
another cousin (England) we are still waiting for his page...right Tom? Graham Ranft ,
Daniel, Ray.....others in Australia.... Many more throughout the US...a list that goes on and
on
We have all found each other through this website and have indeed become close and
feel like we have all known each other for years. As you can see from the message board,
several Georgia McCrimmons are now getting in touch with us.....please send me your information as I
will anything I have. I can also send you copies of the three books mentioned above (in MSword
format). We are all working together to create the most informative site we can. I will be glad to
create and load a page for your branch as well (no cost involved) when you have decided what you
would like to place there. A Georgia branch page would indeed be an asset to our site. By the
way it is a site for our family so we all refer to it as "Our Site" Anything is welcome
from any family member! As to the spelling of our family name....some spell it
McCrimmon,MacCrimmon, McRimmon, McRummen, McCrummen..... no matter how it's spelled.....we are
all from the same family and all originated from the Isle of Skye. Feel free to contact any one of
us and welcome aboard!! Regards, Anita
Anita
Re: Re: This is a beautiful place to be!! Saturday,
08-Jul-00 04:31:19
I just want to let you all know that there is a correction to my last message thanks to Doonald
and he says Quote "Good idea giving a brief resume of all the main "players" in our Website. However I wish (again) to draw your attention to the fact that I did not transcribe
the first McCrimmon book written by G. Poulter. It was passed on to me by Tom McCrimmon a wee
while before "our" Website began to get into gear. Tom did tell me where he
originally got it from but time has diffused my memory I am afraid." unquote Sorry Tom and
Thank YOU for the transcription! Anita
Anita
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Re: This is a beautiful place to be!! Monday,
16-Oct-00 01:28:21
lee iwas borned in souporton ga. my fathers name was clarence his father was john angus son
of angus. my father had 3brothers and 3 sisters.
they were donah josephine george
washington john daniel alice valarie archie.
clarence married my mother who was vera
pauline meadows. i married a california girl had 3 childern.
all my dads brothers
and sisters lived in and around souporto warner robins and macon. in fact my dads brothers child
willie mae (daughter of archie)lives in north east macon.if you have any more info on the mac in
that area would appreceiate hearing from you as i am in california. i have the book published by sid
johnson that has quite a large in on the mac in and around that area.
roy
Clarence Roy McCrimmon
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Angus MC CRIMMON Tuesday, 27-Jun-00 13:21:43
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Re: Angus MC CRIMMON Wednesday, 28-Jun-00
19:22:16
Hi ?, I'm also looking for the parents of Angus. His wife was named Margaret (I'm not
aware of her maiden name). May I ask who you are? Melissa
Melissa Murray
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Re: Angus MC CRIMMON Monday, 10-Jul-00 23:47:56
hi Melissa I'm researching Angus for his GGGGGSon James MC CRIMMON Was trying to find his
Parents I've sent for his Sucession rec from NC Archives so far still waitting How are you
connected ?
K ORTOLANO
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GARRISON/McCRIMMON-ONTARIO-CANADA Saturday, 24-Jun-00 12:42:47
Message:
Looking for family of Cynthia Garrison, daughter of Jane (Garrison) Stewart, m. Norman McCrimmon,
living in Mountain Grove, Ontario? in 1919 when mother died.There are 7 McCrimmon children.
cynthia's mother is a sister of my g grandmother Martha Ann Brown , daughter of Caleb Washington
Brown and Maria Clement living in Camden E. Twp., Lennox/Addington County , Ontario in 1835 when
Jane was born. Mary
Mary
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Re: GARRISON/McCRIMMON-ONTARIO-CANADA Monday,
03-Jul-00 17:03:49
You were looking for relatives of Cynthia Garrison. Kelvin is a great grandson of Cynthia
Garrison. She was married to Kelvin greatgrandfather Norman MacCrimmon. Samuel MacCrimmon is our
grandfather and the son of Norman and Cynthia. We live in Smiths Falls, Ontario and go to Mountain
Grove several times a year at least every two months. We have several relatives there. You can reach
us at the above email address or phone us at (613)283-9194.
Kelvin &Peggy
MacCrimmon
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MacCrimmon Links Sunday, 11-Jun-00 13:34:09
Message:
If you have a website with any MacCrimmon/McCrimmon information on it, please let me know and I
will link to it. If you would like to see your own page in our site, I will be happy to create
it for you. Since this project is all about sharing family information there is no charge for
creating a page for your family branch. The more information we can place on the site the
better to help all family members...no matter how far apart our branches have spread. I look
forward to hearing from you.
Anita
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Re: MacCrimmon Links Monday, 31-Jul-00 23:32:00
Anita, I have a webpage with my family info on it. There are only a couple of McCrimmons on
it because I can't find any info to add to that line. I will give you the address to my
page and you can take a look at it. You will find my McCrimmons in the Clements line. http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/j/o/n/ (cont.)Patsy-A-Jones/index.html I can't get the whole address on one line. Sorry.
Patsy Prickett
Jones
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clan Mc Crimmon of georgia Sunday, 04-Jun-00 00:01:37
Message:
Im from ga Clarence Roy Mc Crimmon There is a book written by a Sid Johnson that has a large
segment on Mc Crimmons of truetlen county ga He published it in 1994. you might try him at this
adress Sid Johnson 2251sagamore hills dr Decatur ga 30033. my father was clarence mc crimmon, he
had4 brothers and 3 sisters
ann
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Re: clan Mc Crimmon of georgia Wednesday,
28-Jun-00 18:40:22
Ann, I am researching the McCrimmons of early Telfair and later Ben Hiil County, Georgia. I
know a family of McCrimmons moved to Montgomery County in the early 1800's and one of the sons,
Archibald, moved his family to Telfair County. I am especially interested in his son, Johns, family.
I will gladly share what I have if you will do the same. Robert Jeffries (rjffres@charter.net)
Robert Jeffries
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McCrimmon from Scotland Friday, 02-Jun-00 15:41:04
Message:
I'm looking for the parents of Archibald McCrimmon, born 1789 in Scotland. He came to America
in 1790 at the age of 1 year old. He died in 1865 in Telfair County, Ga.
Patsy Prickett
Jones
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Re: McCrimmon from Scotland Saturday, 03-Jun-00
00:29:04
Patsy ; I am from souporton georgia. If you can get a book written by Sid Johnson at 2251
Sagamore Hills Drive Decatur GA 30033. The bookis called Johnson Generation A workbook for
the decendants of Peter Johnson
It has a lot of the Mc Crimmons in it. There is
a cemitary in Souporton Ga that has alot of Mc Crimmons intered there also there are some Jones who
was married to some of the Mc Crimmons. In fact one of my Dads sisters was married to i belive
adolpus Jones, her name was Josephine Mc Crimmon. If you are able to get to ga. especialy
souporton inquire of the natives where the Fowler Cem. treutlen co. ga. I JUST HAPPENED ON THE
Mc Crimmon web site the other night, I browse thru it. I hope the info. will be of use to you.
Clarence Roy Mc Crimmon CROYMAC @ AOL>COM
Clarence Roy Mc
Crimmon
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Mc Crimmon, Mac Crimmon, Mac Crummen, Mac Cremmon Thursday,
01-Jun-00 11:49:25
Message:
Query
In the summer of 1773 Donald Ruadh Mac Crimmon, who was born on the Isle
of Skye, emigrated with his wife and two sons to "Anson County" in North Carolina U S A.
Donald obtained the rank of Lieutenant in the 84th Regiment of the "Royal Emigrants" and
was involved throught the "American War of Independence," captured and eventually escaped
with his family who made their way to Shelburne, Nova Scotia in 1783. Donald's family consisted of
his wife, (name unknown) four sons, Patrick, Malcolm, Peter and Donald plus one daughter, (name
unknown). We believe that Malcolm and Donald were born in Scotland and that his sister was born in
North Carolina. Lt Donald Ruadh Mac Crimmon left Nova Scotia in 1799 with his small family for
Scotland, leaving behind their son Peter. It is believed that Peter married a girl Hannah, they had
a son named "Jesse". -FROM the MORMAN CHURCH RECORDS of CHRISTIENING listed as follows: Jesse Mc Crimmon (M) c: 31 Oct, 1791. Peter Mc Crimmon (M) Christ Church, Shelburne, N/S. Hannah Mc Crimmon (F). Parishes of St George and St Patrick, Shelburne, N/S. Jesse's
grandfather, Lt. Donald Ruadh Mac Crimmon, left Shelburne, Nova Scotia in 1799 with all his family
except Peter, Hannah and Jesse. Where did this family disappear to as there are no records of any
sort left re them? Lt. Donald Ruadh Mac Crimmon was born in the Parish of Duirinish,
Inverness-shire, Isle of Skye, 1743, his wife's name is unknown, d: 1825.
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ANY INFORMATION regarding above would be greatly appreciated by;
M. R. Mac
Crimmon 11302 57 street, Edmonton Alberta Canada T5W 3V2
Malcolm R.
Maccrimmon
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Farquhar MacCrimmon Tuesday, 23-May-00 21:42:53
Message:
Hello All and Each, A Death certificate which I ordered from the London RO arrived today. It
was for a Farquhar MacCrimmon, Manchester UK, Waste Dealer, aged 64. (born 1840--interesting, I
wonder where?)Cause of Death: "Cardiac failure accelerated by injuries due to being
accidentally run over by a tram car in Oxford Street Manchester on the 13th July 1904."
So if any of you know of any of our cousins who is looking for a Farquhar MacCrimmon born circa
1840 from Manchester who died under the wheels ---------------------------------------------------------!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Doonald
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Re: Farquhar MacCrimmon Tuesday, 23-May-00
21:45:22
I have further information relating to this particular Farquhar MacCrimmon. Email me if you would
like this information.
Anita
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Re: Farquhar MacCrimmon Sunday, 09-Jul-00
17:00:09
Dear Doonald,
Did Farquhar's death certificate have his father and mother's name on
it? If so, they wouldn't be Archibald MacCrimmon and Ann MacLeod by any chance? From censuses and
IGI's my ggg-grandparents had a Farquhar born in June 1837, at Immergratten , Glen More, Glenelg.
Can provide more info if link is proven. Hope this is a help to you.
V.
MacCrimmon
V. MacCrimmon
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Walking Stick Saturday, 20-May-00 17:59:21
Message:
DOCTOR JOHN MAC CRIMMON, M.D., of Kincardine, at Woodville 4 Jan., 1856, educated at Whitby High
School; Upper Canada College, McGill University, Montreal (M.D., Edinburgh University
(L.R.C.P.,L.R.C.S.) and Guy's Hospital, London. Possessed the walking-stick which belonged to his
great-uncle Patrick Mac Crimmon of the 79th Camerons. He died at Kincardine 11 Feb.,1924, having
married 18 Jan., 1888, ISABELLA, died 15 June, 1939, at Toronto, sister of Sir Alexander MAC KENZIE
of Brazilian Traction and daughter of Donald MacKenzie, of Kincardine, Ont,, who came from
Assynt, Sutherland, about 1850, his wife was Catherine Mac Leod, of Assynt.
I wonder
what ever happened to the walking sick as referred to above. Any information would be greatly
appreciated. Thanks, Malcolm R. MacCrimmon
Malcolm MacCrimmon
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McCrimmon Tartan Friday, 19-May-00 19:22:39
Message:
Lesley McCrimmon
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EXCITING NEWS!! Friday, 12-May-00 04:20:22
Message:
I received the following announcement and want everyone to know about it: Dunroon Publishing
has great pleasure in announcing the impending release of THE MACCRIMMON PIPERS OF SKYE; A
TRADITION UNDER SIEGE by Bruce Campbell.
This 200 page book has been 25 years in the
making and has been described as "probably the most comprehensive book ever printed on
this subject." It will be released for sale on August 1. It is a magnificent work in
which the family is traced from Iain Odhar in the 1500s right the way down through the Jacobite
Uprisings, the famines on Skye and the ultimate farewell to Dunvegan in the 1840s. But the
story doesn't end there and the modern day MacCrimmons and competitions are also studied. Legend,
tradition and historical fact all play their part in this fascinating narration written by one
of the world's top piping writers and historians. Also included is the first major study
of the MacCrimmon piobaireachd compositions ever published. If you would like to find out
more information about this book or how to make a saving on a pre-release order please visit
our web site at http://hometown.aol.com/maccrimmonpipers
I would like to thank the
many family members who assisted us by answering freely all of our questions and those who also
supplied original material. Susan Campbell
Highland Gathering, the
world's number one selling Celtic Arts publication Tel: Australia (2)4285 7480 Fax:(2)4285
7482 mobile: 0413 435 191 web page: www:hometown.aol.com/duntroonpub And now
released, The Complete Record of the Australian Pipe Band Championships (by Bruce Campbell) and
to be released on August 1, The MacCrimmon Pipers of Skye: A Tradition Under Siege - see web
site at http://hometown.aol.com/maccrimmonpipers
Anita Nason
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MacCrummen Spelling Saturday, 06-May-00 21:29:19
Message:
In many official documents relating to the American War of Independence, Donald Ruadh has spelt
his surname 'MacCrummen'. It is an interesting point because the spelling of 'MacCrimmon', as
is very popular today, had been in use for over a century before Donald. In fact Donald Ruadh
is such an interesting character in his own right, spelling or no spelling. I would like to
hear from members of the clan on their anecdotes of the spelling of their surname. Our book on
the MacCrimmons is now in final proof although the chaptr concerning Donald Ruadh is being rewritten
after lots of good material came in. I would like to thank everybody for all their posts. I
would also like to apologise because we were caught up in the great microsoft crash earlier this
year and a lot of email info was lost. (I now back up!) However, the project goes on and the
book will be on sale at the Kintail marquee at the World Pipe Band Championships this year. We
are also establishing a MacCrimmon piping website and details of that plus full details of the book
launch will be advised later as things get closer. Susan Campbell researcher "The
MacCrimmon Pipers of Skye: A Tradition Under Siege"
Susan
Campbell
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Re: MacCrummen Spelling Sunday, 25-Jun-00
15:17:21
Susan,
I can't remember (old age!) if I have replied to this before but I read
somewhere that MacCrimmon is not as close to the Gaelic form as is Mac Grummen. Certainly there is a
record of a 'Mac Grummen' of Skye against whom a petition was raised in the early (I think) 1600s.
It would be useful to track down a Gaelic speaker if you could. If I come across the reference I'll
pass it on.
Cheers
Tom
Tom
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Re: MacCrummen Spelling Tuesday, 19-Sep-00
17:43:23
Susan,
Our family adopted the McCrummen spelling about 1873 after using McCrimmon,
McCrimon, and McRimmon, depending on who was doing the writing.
The family had arrived in
Texas, by way of Alabama and North Carolina, in 1850. Some coming to Texas from Alabama soon after
the Civil War in 1865 to live with the family which was already established in Cherokee County,
Texas.
My great-great-grandfather, John McCrimmon 1822-1909 and born in N.C.), became
friends with a Scottish school teacher. The teacher was teaching in Rusk, Texas where the children
attended school. He told my g-g-grandfather that the name was spelled as
"M-c-C-r-u-m-m-e-n" in Scotland. John McCrimmon immediately adopted that spelling and his
descendants use McCrummen to his day.
There is a little more to the details, but
esentially this is how we came to use McCrummen.
Interestingly, his brother, who lived in
the same small rural community, did not adopt that spelling. His family eventually adopted the
McRimmon spelling after using McCrimmon. All the males of this line are now deceased.
Bob
McCrummen
R. A. "Bob"
McCrummen
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McCrimmon Tartan Wednesday, 03-May-00 21:27:47
Message:
Does anyone know if there is a McCrimmon Tartan. I have heard that there is but have never been
able to see one. If someone could tell me if it exists or even send me a picture it would be greatly
appreciated.
Thankyou Ian
Ian McCrimmon
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Re: McCrimmon Tartan Thursday, 11-May-00
00:28:09
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Re: Re: McCrimmon Tartan Thursday, 11-May-00
10:42:32
The bright yellow tartan you are referring to is a MacLeod Tartan. The original MacCrimmon Tartan
was plain blue. A picture of the new MacCrimmon Tartan can be found at The Maccrimmon and McCrimmon
Family Registry, and a link to it, is located at the bottom of this message board.
Anita
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Re: Re: Re: McCrimmon Tartan Tuesday, 15-Aug-00
19:50:22
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FARQUHAR McCrimmon born Scotland circa 1830's? Wednesday, 03-May-00
14:00:24
Message:
Has anyone come across a Farquhar McCrimmon who married a Catherine McRae in Scotland around the
1850's ; they had a son Donald McCrimmon born circa 1854.
Donald - Journeyman - Married a
Mary Ann Manson - Bleachfield Worker (Father was James Manson - Common Seaman and Mother was
Isabella McIntyre) on October the 9th 1882 in Dumbarton, Scotland.
On Donald's Marriage
certificate it was recorded that his Father and Mother, Farquhar (Shepherd) and Catherine, were both
"Deceased" (no date given) .
Doonald
McCrimmon (Donald J McCrimmon St Albans UK).
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Re: FARQUHAR McCrimmon born Scotland circa 1830's? Monday, 10-Jul-00 14:46:35
Dear Doonald
I once came across a Farquhar and Kate MacCrimmon in the 1851 census for
Glenelg. They were living at Cousack (Còsag) in Glenelg, and had a 1-year-old daughter,
Margaret. Farquhar was described as an Agricultural Labourer, aged 32. His wife's maiden name
was not given but her place of birth was Lochalsh. She was aged 23. As I was not sure of a link
with my own family I did not look for them in any other census records. It may be worth your while
checking the Lochalsh census records as well as Glenelg as they may have moved.
V. MacCrimmon
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Re: FARQUHAR McCrimmon born Scotland circa 1830's? Thursday, 17-Aug-00 02:17:32
I thought I had a match for you, the names seemed awefully familiar - but check this out:
Farquar MacCrimmon (1824-1907)(son of Malcolm MacCrimmon and Isabella MacLennan or MacLellan),
married Sarah McRae in 1849. This would have been in Ontario, Canada though as Farquar's family had
emmigrated in 1824, when he was a baby. Farquar did have a son named Donald F.(1850-?), but he
married an Annie MacLeod.
It's amazing how the same names are recycled so often in this
family! Sorry I couldn't be more help.
Suzanna Arcand
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McCrimmon Family Sunday, 30-Apr-00 12:25:01
Message:
I am searching for information on a Catherine McCrimmon born in Glenelg Scotland about 1833. She
emmigrated to Canada and was Married to Hugh Elliott in 1860. She died in Montreal in 1902.
Jackie Billingham
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Black Cuillins up for sale! Sunday, 16-Apr-00 14:06:05
Message:
Editorial Comment from the West Highland Free Press dated Friday 24th March 2000.
"In
setting an asking price of £10 million for large parts of Dunvegan Estate, Mr John MacLeod is
displaying the most familiar characteristic of the Highland landowning class throughout history -
sheer naked avarice. Mr MacLeod inherited the stewardship of this estate, with its priceless
natural assets, in his capacity - however geneaologically dubious - as Chief of the Clan MacLeod. He
has been astute in exploiting that soubriquet for professional and commercial purposes. Now,
however, the bogus nature of the whole "clan" facade is laid bare as Mr MacLeod pursues
his £10 million from the highest bidder while kinsmen and community are reduced to the role of
spectators. It seems likely that Mr MacLeod has moved now in order to avoid the proposed land
reform legislation which is intended to act as a counter to precisely this kind of behaviour. But
the community and wider public interests can still exert a good deal of influence. The aim must
now be to achieve the best available outcome which is consistent with these interests - and that is
unlikely to be the one which would be determined only by the demands of Mr John MacLeod's bank
account."
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McCrimmons from Ontario Thursday, 23-Mar-00 11:36:08
Message:
I'm looking for information on Elizabeth MacCrimmon. She was born about 1812 in Scotland and came
to Canada at about age 5. Her mother's name was Sarah. She married Donald McRae Sept 21, 1833 at
L'Orignal, Longueil Twp, Prescott County, Ontario.
Leah Craig
McCrimmon Sunday, 05-Mar-00 20:57:16
I am researching ancestors of Donald McCrimmon of Aurora, Ill. Donalds' parents were Norman and
Elizabeth Ferguson McCrimmon. Norman were in Muskegan Michigan in 1886 when Donald was born. There
was at least one other brother, Norman. I do know this Norman had 2 children, Ester and Grace,
but I don't know his wifes name. Norman and Elizabeth migrated to the Chicago area. Donald married
Hattie Millet of Batavia Ill in 1906 and they moved to Aurora, Ill. where they lived for the
rest of their lives. They had 11 children. Barb Smith
Barb Smith
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Re: McCrimmon Thursday, 11-May-00 00:39:58
dear barb donald was my grandfather i am the youngest son of their last born son la vern idnt
know anything on norman but if i can help please email me at ksmccrimmon@yahoo.com
kevin mccrimmon
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Re: McCrimmon Saturday, 21-Oct-00 20:13:48
Barb, was'nt grandpa mccrimmons first name DANIEL .maybe i"m wrong chek with your mom.
dianne
Dianne Grimes
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McCrimmond Sunday, 05-Mar-00 07:22:10
It is nice to see so many McCrimmon's contacting each other. I would like to here from
any that have a D at the end.
John McCrimmond
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Re: McCrimmond Sunday, 14-Jan-01 16:29:15
Hi John. Just a quick hello to make contact. Don't have much time at moment. I am originally from
Ayrshire, but now living in Bristol.
Cheers, Stuart
PS You share my late
father's name.
Stuart McCrimmond
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Patrick McCrimmon b. ca 1824 Mississippi Sunday, 13-Feb-00 22:02:21
I am looking for the descendents of Patrick McCrimmon. Patrick was the son of Daniel McCrimmon
and Rachel Currie. Rachel and Daniel were married in 1816 in Liberty County Georgia. They migrated
to Smith County MS. Patrick was the brother of my gg grandfather, Daniel McCrimmon. We do not know
what happened to Patrick. He and his family are on the 1860 Rankin County MS census, I have found no
record of him after that date. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Doris Jordan
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Re: Patrick McCrimmon b. ca 1824 Mississippi Thursday,
24-Aug-00 22:26:04
John B.McCrimmon b c 1812 NC m Maranda Adcock b 10Nov1814 Anson county NC.They moved to Kemper
county MS in the late 1840s.Then they moved to Smith county MS after 1850.Children:. Robert b
1842 NC. David Rementer b 1845 NC,his mother is believed to be a McCrimmon. Jane b Feb1849
Kemper county MS d 1911 buried Pls Springs c,Preston,Kemper county MS m James Monore Creekmore. Sara
Ann"Sallie" b 28Dec1850 Kemper county MS d 2Nov1908 buried Chamberlin c Kemper county MS m
David W.Shepherd. Christian"Kit" b 1853 MS. John D. b 1846 MS. On 1June1861
Corporal John B.McCrimmon enlisted in Capt.William T.Ward's Co. 8 Reg't Mississippi Volunteers in
the American Civil War.The last record of him is early 1865,he went to the Hospital.Before 1870,his
wife and daughters were back in Kemper county MS. John B.McCrimmon line is:John McCrimmon b abt
1745 Scotland ,in NC before The Rev War(He is the only McCrimmon that could be Angus McCrimmon
father) Angus McCrimmon b c 1765 Scotland d 1819 Cumberland county NC .Arrived in NC before
1777. John McCrimmon b c 1780-1790,1840 census in Chambers county AL.1847 he is listed on the
Kemper county MS tax roll. John B.McCrimmon of NC,Kemper and Smith counties MS was my
G-G-Grandfather. Would you know what kin Patrick McCrimmon and John B.McCrimmon?I do know that
some of Patrick sons were in the Civil War,but thet surived the war. Paul L.Kines. 9818
Edgecliff Dr. Moss Point,MS 39562.
Paul L.Kines
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Wife's family tree Sunday, 13-Feb-00 14:58:11
My wife is researching her family tree and has managed to get back as far as an Archibald
McCrimmon born in Glen Elg Scotland any one able to help ?
stephen
tinkler
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Re: Wife's family tree Tuesday, 21-Mar-00
22:43:12
I wrote you a few days ago, but I didn't send it through this file, so I'll try again. My
grandmother married first a Tommy McCrimmon, son of John and grandson of an Archibald, who the 1790
census says was born in Scotland, before he moved to this land. I would like to share some
information on the family with you. Robert Jeffries (rjffres@charter.net)
Robert Jeffries
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Re: Wife's family tree Friday, 07-Jul-00
16:48:20
Re: Wife's family tree Sunday, 02-Jul-00
19:03:05
I am descended from two lines of Glenelg MacCrimmons. Archibald MacCrimmon was my
ggg-grandfather. He was born at Swordland (Suardalan) in Glen More, Glenelg circa 1793. He farmed at
Immergraden, also in Glen More, and later at Bernera. His wife's name was Ann MacLeod and they had a
family of 10 including twins, one of whom was also known as Archibald. Archibald
(ggg-grandfather) died in 1869 and is buried in Glenelg.
I hope this information may be
of some assistance in your search.
V. MacCrimmon
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Hello, Stevie
I live in Glenelg, Scotland. My late husband was the grandson of a
Maccrimmon and I have knowledge of Archibald McCrimmon of Bernera in 1906.
JEAN
MACRAE
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McCrimmon-Mccrummen???? Monday, 07-Feb-00 20:52:22
We have just begun researching our family, and have been told that McCrummen was originally
McCrimmon. Is this true? Can you help us out. Our relatives live in Texas. Thank you.
Catherine McCrummen
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Friends and Family Thursday, 27-Jan-00 22:14:09
I am happy to report that so far we have had over five thousand hits to this message board. Given
that information I would love to hear from more of you! Please drop me an email so that I may share
the information I have on our family.
Anita
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NAME CUSTOMS ON THE ISLE OF LEWIS Wednesday, 26-Jan-00 19:32:41
HEBRIDEAN SURNAMES
The vast majority of the people on the island share only a few surnames....Macleod,
Murray, Maciver, Macdonald, Mackenzie, Morrison and Macleay.
The 'Mac' means 'son
of', therefore...MacLeod indicates 'the son of Leod'. Peculiar to the Hebrides, root names are
not capitalized, hence, the name would be spelled Macleod without the capital 'L'.
FAMILY
FIRST NAMES
Tradition dictates that first names reflect family history. While it is not
a hard and fast rule, these traditions were very strong during up until a few years ago.
Under normal circumstances, the first two to four children would be named after the paternal
and maternal grandparents in no particular order other than an adherence to the feminine and
masculine genders.
Given this, the following members of Danny's (my grandfateher) family would have been named for the following:
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL McLEOD - After the maternal
grandfather, Alexander Campbell of Lionel Ness.
DONALD DUNCAN MACLEOD - After the
paternal grandfather, the Lewis Shepherd...Domnull Dhonnacaidh of Galson Farm.
ELIZABETH
CRAIGHY HENDERSON MACLEOD (LAWSON) - After the maternal grandmother Elizabeth Craighy Henderson
Pratice of Glasgow (wife of Angus Murray....the Big Soldier from Tolsta).
MARGARET
CAMPBELL MACLEOD (ROBSON) - After paternal grandmother, Margaret Campbell of Lionel Ness.
DONALDA CORA ANNE MACLEOD (MILNE) - Initially named after Gormelia Murray (Cora being the
short form of Gormelia), and/or Annabelle's sister Cora Anne.
Later, Donalda was
added by Danny as the feminine form of Donald...either after himself or his father. While Donna
is the accepted short form for Donalda, she was called Dolly within the family....which is an
Anglicised form of the Gaelic translation of Gormelia or Cora....Dollaig which may account
for the nickname 'Dolly' among the Gaelic speaking population of Saskatchewan.
The
same names will be repeated from generation to generation. A possible exception to this might
happen if the first and second child of a family are stillborn, then the 'curse' would be
removed by using a biblical name.
Case in point, a relative in Shader is named Angus
Ebanizer Macleod. His father was born after two stillbirths and was named Ebanizer....which, according to tradition is now a family name and will likely continue to be used in
generations to come.
If a family name was used for a child that died during birth or
shortly thereafter, that name would quite likely be used again for another child in the
family.
Quite often, the first child is named after the paternal grandparent. If,
but providence, the parent dies shortly after the child's birth, it's name would be changed to
the parents name. This happened to another of our relatives who was named John after his
paternal grandfather. A week or so after the birth was registered, the father died....so the
child's name was changed to Donald in respect of his father. (see Appendix for the
certificate of name change).
NICKNAMES
A common practice in the Hebrides.
Given the fact that there are only a few surnames....and the traditional assignment of first
names, there are a great number of people who share the exact same names. In our family, Donald
and Margaret are the two most popular male and female names.
In order to differentiate
one from another, the custom of using nicknames has found very strong use. In many cases, a
person is simply referred to by his first and second name...sometimes in English or Gaelic...or
a combination of the two. For example, I met three Margaret Macleods all from the same
family (first or second cousins). They were known as...Margaret Joan, Margie and Margaret
Ishbal.
Within a few days, I was assigned the nickname "Ruaraidh Alex".
Also of interest, it is quite accepted that children address adults by their first or
nicknames instead of using the normal prefixes to which we have become accustomed.
PEDIGREES
When you are trying to identify where your roots are, you can either go through a long
dissertation about 'who begat who' or simply string a succession of first or nicknames together
beginning with yourself...then parent, grandparent and great grandparent until you reach the
name of the person to which you want to be identified.
Thus, the first day I was
there, I was told to identify myself as: "Ruaraidh, Alex, Danny, Domnull Dhonnacaidh"
(Rod, Alex, Danny, Donald Duncan). Took a bit of work to get my tongue around the Gaelic...but
the pedigree served me well on the west side of the island.
On the east or Tolsta
side, (home of my grandmother), the pedigree would be: "Ruaraidh, Alex, Annabelle,
Saighdear Mor" (which translates to Rod, Alex, Annabelle, Big Soldier).
On more
then one occasion, I would be in conversation with a perfect stranger and got onto the subject
of what brought me to the island. After determining where they were from, I would rattle off
the appropriate pedigree. More often than not, the person would tell me how he was related
to the same person!
One night while playing with the Lewis Pipe Band during the Gaelic
Mod, I was talking to a young piper in the band. Once I found that he was from Tolsta, I
offered my pitch...and he replied by saying that the "Saigdear Mor" (Big Soldier) of
Tolsta was his great grand uncle. Without further adieu, his mother located the Murray family
who today reside on the same croft, and we launched into an impromptu family reunion. Rod
A. McLeod
Stampede Graphic Services Ltd. 10827 Maplecreek Drive SE CALGARY, AB,
CAN T2J 1V4
Rod A. McLeod
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A Lost MacCrimmon Sunday, 23-Jan-00 22:01:08
Somewhere in the Oban Times letters to the editor, 1920s or 1930s, you will find someone's
account of an extraordinary adventure by a MacCrimmon seafarer who had been shipwrecked somewhere in
the Pacific during the 18th century. The letter was written, as I recall, by another Scottish
seafarer who also had been shipwrecked on the same island, and, according to his account, he found
this MacCrimmon living happily among natives and had developed a new instrument or two out of local
materials, native musical instruments and the concept of the bagpipe. I spotted this letter while
researching for my MA thesis on the 1920s-30s Oban Times piping essays of A.K. Cameron (1882-1956)
of Montana, a disciple of the controversial Simon Fraser, Australia. Cameron was a strong proponent
of the Cremona story.
John V. Pearson
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MacCrimmon Legend Thursday, 20-Jan-00 16:01:50
I am not a MacCrimmon by birth but was given the middle name of MacCrimmon by my mother, due to
her love of the pipes. I wonder if anyone would comment on Alistair Campsie's "The
MacCrimmon Legend" (1980)?
Myles Johnson
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Search for Great Great Grandfather Farquhar Wednesday, 19-Jan-00
21:52:59
Farquhar McCrimmon was born circa 1787 in Glenelg, Scotland. He married Rachel McRae in 1814.
Immigrated to Van Kleek Hill, Ontario in 1815. Had the following children: Farquhar 1819; Roderick
1821; Archibald 1822; Malcolm 1825; Duncan 1828; John 1830; Christy 1836. We are trying to find out
who Farquhar's father is and any family information. Please let me know.
Lesley McCrimmon
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Re: Search for Great Great Grandfather Farquhar Sunday,
30-Jan-00 20:39:17
Try the Glengary Highland Games on Aug 5-6 '2000. There is a MacCrimmon familt reunion and
hundreds of helpful resources at the games - to help in your search.
Ed Gardiner
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Re: Search for Great Great Grandfather Farquhar Tuesday,
21-Mar-00 22:51:43
Lesley, I wrote you a few days ago, but I did not send it through here, so I will write again. My great grandfather, John McCrimmon, named one of his sons Farquahar, but he was killed in the
War Between The States. John's father had been named Archibald and the 1790 census says he was born
in Scotland. John and his family grew up and still has some descendents living in Telfair County, in
southeast Georgia. The county seat of Telfair County was named McRae, because so many with that
family named moved to the section. I hope I will hear from you and that we can help each other on
some of our research. Robert Jeffries (rjffres@charter.net)
Robert Jeffries
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Re: Search for Great Great Grandfather Farquhar Tuesday,
04-Apr-00 11:02:01
My records show the parents of Farquhar McCrimmon to be John McCrimmon and Catherine McCrimmon
who immigrated to Canada in July 1815 and settled on the North 1/2 of Lot 8 Concession 7, Hawkebury,
Prescott County, Ontario.
Jean McRae White
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Re: Search for Great Great Grandfather Farquhar Monday,
10-Jul-00 14:48:19
Dear Lesley
My ggg-grandfather, Archibald MacCrimmon, was born at Swordland , Glen
More, Glenelg, circa 1793. According to my grandfather, who was brought up in Glenelg, two of
Archibald's brothers, Duncan and Farquhar, emigrated to Canada. Their father's name was Duncan. I thought there may be a connection due to the fact that the names of your Farquhar's children are
identical to my Archibald's family , the only exception being Malcolm — could be coincidental but
worth checking.
V. MacCrimmon
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(No subject) Sunday, 16-Jan-00 21:37:35
My maiden name was McCrimmon. I am a sixth generation Canadian. My mother has two entire
suitcases of McCrimmon family history that dates back to the family during the time of Bonnie Prince
Charlie, that has been passed down between generations over time. In the belief that we are all
related somewhere along the line, it would be interesting to see where the connection exists. My
ancestors settled ouside Ottawa, Ontario, on a land grant. I look forward to making connections with
McCrimmons in Canada, the US and The UK.
laandrosoff@hotmail.com
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Re: MacCrimmons on |Ontario, Canada Saturday,
22-Jan-00 08:32:32
in response to your inquiry regarding MacCrimmons in the Ottawa valley. The best single source
would be to visit the Glengary Games Aug 5-6, 2000. The clan booths (including McLeod) will be
there. We are holding a MacCrimmon reunion then.
Ed Gardiner
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Re: Wednesday, 12-Jul-00 16:47:04
My greatgrandmother's maiden name was Kathryn McCrimmon. She lived in Ontario and later married
Joseph McGinnis and moved to Saskatoon. I don't have much information beyond this so any you could
offer would be greatly appreciated.
Stephanie
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hi Tuesday, 21-Nov-00 13:05:31
hi how r u fine i hope i really dont know what 2 say i was interested in u saying u had lost of
info on the family i'm 17 and very interested but i'm becoming frusterated cuz they never end theres
so many of them my grandfather ernest mccrimmon just past away a few months back and his funeral was
the first time i saw a man in a kilt and bagpipe my dads brothers arranged it. i have 2 go now i
should b working. bye kala
Kala McCrimmon
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McCrimmon's from Alabama Monday, 10-Jan-00 17:34:12
I want to start researching my family. My grandfather who is a McCrimmon came from montgomery
alabama and moved north. I am not sure where to start, could someone give me some tips.
thanks Ian
Ian McCrimmon
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The two Boreraigs in the Isle of Skye Saturday, 08-Jan-00 08:04:15
Boreraig appears to be an old Norse place name meaning "Thor's Bay".
Anyone
doing any Boreraig related research needs to be careful, because in the Isle of Skye there were two
villages named Boreraig [sometimes spelt Borerraig].
Recently I noticed Poulter was
caught by the trap the same name for two places creates, in Book 1, where he says:-
"On
11 March, 1528 Donald Gruamach of Sleat was compelled to compensate John MacAngus, Borreaig, for
cattle etc."
This is not a reference to the village of Boreraig in the west of Skye,
near Galtrigal and Dunvegan, where the McCrimmon pipers were based.
It is a reference to
the village of Boreraig in Strath, in the south of Skye, and very close to the western head of the
Sleat peninsula. This village was razed in 1853, by trustees anxious to reduce the extent of the
debts of the McDonalds of Sleat by expelling crofters and importing sheep.
MacAoghais
translates into english as either McInnes or McAngus, and the village of Boreraig in Strath was a
MacAoghais stronghold.
Despite the suggestions certain modern tour operators like to
make, the well documented and brutal Boreraig clearances did not occur in the McCrimmon Boreraig
village near Dunvegan.
Happy New Year to all of you!!! Rosanne McInnes South
Australia rosmci@iweb.net.au
Rosanne McInnes
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Merry Christmas Friday, 24-Dec-99 11:34:45
I want to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Thanks to this
website we have found many lost family members and have formed wonderful new friendships. I hope the
new year will bring many more into the fold.
Anita
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Re: McCrimmon family member (me!) Thursday,
06-Jan-00 13:42:12
My mother was a McCrimmon. Her grandfather Donald Angus came to Eldon Corner, Ontario in the
1880's. He moved West and worked with the CPR, finally settling in Crossfield, Alberta.
I
have two interests: pushing back the family tree; and Arranging a tour of
"MacCrimmon" Scotland for family members.
I have been in contact with Malcolm
MacCrimmon (9th hereditary piper) and he will give me detailed information on historical places of
interest for MacCrimmons.
If you wish further information on a possible tour, contact me
via e-mail at: gworger@hotmail.com.
I look forward to "meeting" some of
you via the WWW.
Cheers.
Garry Worger
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Just to say HELLO!!!!!! Sunday, 19-Dec-99 12:43:57
Its good to see so many McCrimmons living outside of Scotland still keeping touch with their
roots, that is what makes Scotland the country it is....its ability to link as one ppl. Hey...i
didn't know i was so patriotic. My family have lived in Glasgow since the highland clearances - i
think....but if anyone wants to get in touch ....
Gary McCrimmon
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Re: Just to say HELLO!!!!!! Sunday, 20-Feb-00
15:34:42
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Glasgow/Dumbarton/Renton McCrimmons. Tuesday,
23-May-00 10:50:14
Hi Gary, My Grandfather was from Brucehill Dumbarton and I believe all of us with the
spelling - McCrimmon - as against MacCrimmon must be related as there are/were quite a few of us in
the Glasgow/Dumbarton/Renton areas. I have? an Aunt Annabelle married to my Uncle Jimmy
McCrimmon deceased 196?, who was a Chief Engineer in the Merchant Navy and from Dumbarton. Like a
lot of relations we unfortunately lose touch. There is a bit more about my family on my Webpage
under Donald J McCrimmon.
Cheers the noo, Doonald, St Albans HERTS.
Doonald
McCrimmon.
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Archibald McCrimmon(1755-1842) Thursday, 09-Dec-99 12:36:12
I am searching for more information on my gggg grandfather, Archibald McCrimmon. He was born
about 1755 in Glenelg. He came over about 1783 to Robeson Co., NC and Marion Co., SC. Does anyone
have information on this line of NC/SC McCrimmons?
Susan
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Re: Archibald McCrimmon(1755-1842) Tuesday,
21-Mar-00 23:06:29
Susan, Did your Archibald McCrimmon die in Nc or Sc. An Archibald McCrimmon, who I think was
living in NC, or SC for the 1790 census moved near Augusta, Georgia and died in the area. His widow
then moved with the rest of her family to Montgomery County in Southeast Georgia. Later her son John
settled in what was then one county over, Telfair. Some of the descendents still live in the area.
My grandmother married first one of John's sons, Tommy, and after his death married my grandfather.
John had a large family, but one name which stands out in my mind was Farquhar, who died in the
Confederate Army. I hope we are working on the same line and that we can help each other by sharing
information. Robert Jeffries (rjffres@charter.net
Robert Jeffries
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Re: Archibald McCrimmon(1755-1842) Wednesday,
28-Jun-00 01:37:32
Susan, to go along with what robert said I will add that although I have just gotten started
tracing my fam. hist. I do know My grandfather (mom's side) was part of the Mcs that settled in Ga.
There is a lot of family in and around Macon, Tifton, Fitzgerald, & Irwinville, Ga. I don't
know when they got there, but theyre there. Try to locate a Mitchell McCrimmon, He lives in Fitz.,
And has traveled to Scotland to research. Good Luck Lee(McCrimmon)Claxton. Seminole, Fl.
Lee Claxton
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MacCrimmon Blue Kilt Monday, 06-Dec-99 13:37:02
Mac Crimmon's Revenge. (December 1999).
Dear Editor
I wonder what my great
great grandfather Donald McCrimmon of Woodville, Ontario would have said could he have seen the
latest supposed Mac Crimmon Tartan being put on the market to-day by a family in Guelph,
Ontario. The new watered down version of the Mac Leod of Harris in no way whatsoever represents
the Mac Crimmon Royal Blue Kilt of the Ancient Past and still in existence to-day and worn by a
present day Mac Crimmon. Families in Scotland, Canada and elsewhere across the world are more
than disturbed over this item as few, if any had been contacted as to a change being made re their
precious Blue Kilt. Being very religious people, the Mac Crimmon's certainly took the color of the
Heavenly Skies the Blue Lochs, the Blue distant hills of Harris and the Heather covered Hills as
their love of a family colour. The National Flag of Scotland strongly shows the Blue Background in
its make-up. Many continental Europeans came from various religious back grounds, they seem to
favour Blue Colours in their uniforms when attending world-wide athletic events. Writers,
especially in Scotland have for many, many years mentioned the MacCrimmons and the Blue Kilt this
family was known to have worn. Surely Clan Mac Leod of Scotland for whom their Hereditary Piping
Family were Mac Crimmons for over 300, years would have recognized the Blue Kilt as a Mac Crimmon
trade mark so to speak. One of the most prestigious awards in our modern world of Piping, is held
each year in London, England when the top Gold Medallist Pipers compete for the honor of winning the
coveted Bratach Gorm' which is a Blue Banner donated in the 1930,s by Dr. Calum Mac Crimmon from the
Isle of Skye. The Doctor who was the Chieftain of Clan Mac Crimmon Society in the early 1930,s,
always wore his Blue Kilt even to the unveiling of the Mac Crimmon Cairn at Borreraig in Skye, he
was a believer in the colors worn by the Celtic and Druids from whom our people descended . The
British infantry in Caesar's time were known to have worn Blue painted uniforms. An ancient fable
states that when Adam and Eve were being banished from the Garden of Eden, all the plants turned
away their heads in shame, save one tiny Blue flower which called out, "Forget Me Not". Let us not lose sight of our Blue Skies so close to Heaven and the outer space or the next thing
we know our very much revered Piobaireachd Bagpipe compositions will be altered to suit some persons
fancy. In closing Forget Me Not, yes we Mac Crimmons still abide by our heritage beliefs and trust
the love of our families will never die for one another. Highlanders Through and Through.
Slainte
Mhath
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Re: MacCrimmon Blue Kilt Monday, 03-Jan-00
14:11:05
Can you tell me where I can see the Maccrimmon tartan? I can't seem to find much on the family
except what's here at this site. I would like to know more of our history, traditions, anything?
Thanks for any info you can give me!
Melissa
Murray
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Re: MacCrimmon Blue Kilt Saturday, 08-Jan-00
07:37:37
Hello There,
I have just come across this fantastic website. I must confess the Royal
Blue is the first time I have heard about this. Do you know where I can see the pattern?
Kind
Regards.........Mark
Mark McCrimmon
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Re: MacCrimmon Blue Kilt Wednesday, 12-Jan-00
21:33:48
Slainte, I'm not sure what your ggGrandfather Donald MacCrimmon would have thought of the new
MacCrimmon kilt but, I can tell you that this Donald McCrimmon thinks the MacCrimmon tartan is
outstanding and is incredibly proud to be the owner of the very first MacCrimmon tartan kilt. We
gave it to our eldest son Paul (24yrs) on Chistmas Day and I can assure you it looks magnificant.
Perhaps it would have been wise for you to actually see the Kilt before passing judgment on this
wounderful creation of Irene MacCrimmon. This was not a simple overnite project, but one which took
a tremendous amount of labour and love. I also think that it would have been wise of you to research
who "this family from Guelph" really is, you might be suprised!
Donald McCrimmon
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Re: MacCrimmon Blue Kilt Monday, 21-Feb-00
20:48:05
Who is descendant of Donald that wrote this? Donald is also my Great Great Grandfather also! Would
like to talk.
Michael McCrimmon
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amending previous Sunday, 05-Dec-99 14:13:48
my grandad malcolm mccrimmon was not son to jessie and charlie, they were my nans side.
ian mccrimmon
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MacCrimmon Religion Saturday, 04-Dec-99 03:51:15
Again, many thanks for the info on the MacCrimmons which continues to come through to us. This
list has proved to be such a valuable aid that I am encouraged to post a question; what was the
religion of the MacCrimmon piperss circa 1840s? This is not a contentious issue and is not one
of religious debate. But it would have bearing on some of the primary evidence we have gathered on
the MacCrimmon piping family. I would be grateful if anyone could send m info at
highlandgathering@hotmail.com. In the next month or so we hope to have an idea as to the
publishing schedule of the book. regards Susan Campbell (the totally but happy
press-ganged research assistant)
Susan
Campbell, Duntroon Publishing
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crest Friday, 03-Dec-99 16:44:55
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Illinois McCrimmon Friday, 12-Nov-99 13:38:04
I have started researching my mothers' McCrimmon family. My ggrandparents were Norman and
Elizabeth F.(can't read rest of maiden name) McCrimmon. There were at least 2 ch. Norman and
Donald Edward. They were in Muskegan Mich. in 1886 when my grandfather, Donald was born. They moved
to the Chicago area and remained there. Norman had 2 children,Ester and Grace. Don't know his wifes'
name. Donald mar. Hattie May Millet in Batavia, Ill. and they spent the rest of their lives in
Aurora, Ill. Their family was huge and their are many many decendants of theirs. I would appreciate
any info at all on the ancestors of Donald Edward McCrimmon. Barb Smith
Barb Smith
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Cleared MacCrimmons Wednesday, 03-Nov-99 04:51:17
Thanks very much to everyone for their support to date for our forthcoming book on the MacCrimmon
Piping Family. A significant portion of the book centres on the Skye Clearances 1820s-1850s. Already we have discovered an excellent primary source on MacCrimmons who were assisted to
Autralia by the Highlands & slands Emigration Society. The manuscript, deposited in the National
Library of Australia, makes poignant reading. Does anyone have anything they would like to add
to this period. We have copies of all the Poulter material and all other published books on the
subject already. regards Susan Campbell - who is now more engrossed in this project than
she thought! migrants via the
Susan
Campbell
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New MacCrimmon Book Saturday, 30-Oct-99 04:18:35
We have a manuscript for a new book on the MacCimmon Piping Family which is 96% complete. It
explores the history of the family, their place within the clan system, popular tales - but
importantly views the whole subject within the economic and social standpoint of the time. It
also deals with Alistair Campsie's theories, MacCrimmon piobaireachd and the last of the MacCrimmons
in some detail - and concludes with emigration from Boreraig, Lowerkill and Glenelg. I invite
anyone who has a MacCrimmon connection to contact me. This book has been twenty years in
research and becomes it virtually represents the adult life work of the author we are determined
that it should not leave any stone unturned. Our print date is set for May 2000. thank you Susan Campbell and the
Susan
Campbell, Duntroon Publishing
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Re: New MacCrimmon Book Sunday, 31-Oct-99
15:40:38
Hi Susan,
Just received word about your pending addition to the MacCrimmon library. My
hearty congratulations on researching and recording the history of this great family.
I
have read many pieces...without fail, all fall just short of the mark. When Donald Ruadh resigned
his post as 8th Hereditary Piper to the MacLeod...most assume that the story ends! In the persuit of
accuracy, nobody has taken the time to follow the thread to his descendents and the subsequent
re-establishment of the hereditary line.
As you are probably aware, during WWII, Malcolm
MacCrimmon (of Vancouver Canada) went to war as a piper in the Calgary Highlanders. Due to the
scholarly work of George Poulter (a student of the MacCrimmon family history), Malcolm was appointed
9th hereditary piper by Dame Flora while visiting Dunvegan Castle.
On Sept 17, 1978,
Malcolm's son Iain Norman MacCrimmon was subsequently formally appointed by John MacLeod of
MacLeod.... documented, signed and sealed as the 10th hereditary piper. Any printed account of the
MacCrimmons that does not acknowledge the re-establishment of the line is doing a great dis-service
to the history of the MacCrimmon pipers.
Please contact me if you would like any more
information. I was the official witness to Iain's appointment.
Sincerely,
Rod
McLeod
Rod McLeod
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Re: Re: New MacCrimmon Book Thursday, 02-Dec-99
05:32:19
You may be interested to know that Hugh Cheape, currently Curator of Scottish collections at the
New National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh is to give a paper to The Gaelic Society of Inverness on
Friday 3rd Dec, 1999 on "Piping Folklore and the MacCrimmons".
Roderick
MacCrimmon
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Re: Re: New MacCrimmon Book Saturday, 30-Dec-00
15:39:09
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Does MacCrimmon have a coed of arms ? Wednesday, 20-Oct-99 16:42:16
I just want to know if maccrimmon has a coed of arms. If yes could some one pleas send the
picture to my e-mail or just e-mail me and tell me wheir i can find it Thank you Jason
Jason
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MC CRIMMON Friday, 08-Oct-99 20:01:27
MY GRAND FATHER IS DUNCAN MC CRIMMON FROM NORTH CAROLINA,HE MOVED TO MISSISSIPPI,AND WAS MARRIED
TO MARY ALMITY FRY 1902 they HAD 8 LIVING CHILDERN, DO YOU KNOW IF WE ARE IN ANY WAY RELATED?I HAVE
ALOT OF OLD DOCUMENTS AND PICTURES ,WAITING TO HEAR FROM YOU.
DUNCAN
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Re: MC CRIMMON Saturday, 11-Dec-99 03:22:00
G. Lovedy Ann Monroe; b. 1835; d. before 1880 + Roderick McCrimmon; b. 1802; d. 1862-3 1.
Kenneth McCrimmon; b. Aug. 10, 1857; d. March 26, 1931 + Frances Eliza McQueen Ferguson a.
Mary Ann McCrimmon; b. Nov. 13, 1886; d. Dec. 15, 1893 b. Flora Catherine McCrimmon; b. Jan 13,
1890; d. May 1928 + Frank Bass c. Grover Cleveland McCrimmon; b. Jan 17, 1892 + Katie
Beard; m. April 28, 1943 d. Martha Frances "Mattie" McCrimmon; b. Mar. 27, 1896; d.
July 21, 1939 e. Lovedy Kenneth McCrimmon; b. Nov. 18, 1900 + Ernest Chester Calloway; b.
April 17, 1899; m. Dec. 20, 1925 f. John Roderick McCrimmon; b. Aug. 27, 1903; d. Oct. 24, 1973 + Mary Frances Neese; b. Jan. 5, 1913 2. Neill Monroe McCrimmon; b. Oct. 12, 1859; d. June
11, 1933 + Mary Eliza Guiton; b. Dec. 6, 1864; m. April 16, 1885 a. Duncan James
McCrimmon; b. Oct. 10, 1885, NC; d. May 30, 1940, Miss. + Mary Almity Fry; b. Feb. 9, 1888,
Miss.; d. Aug. 14, 1949, Miss. b. Neill Roderick McCrimmon; b. ca. 1888; d. ca. 1968, Picayune,
Miss. c. William Colon McCrimmon; b. Feb 22, 1891; d. May, 1952, Carriere, Miss. + Flora
Elizabeth Campbell; b. April 18, 1900; m. Oct. 25, 1926 d. John Henry McCrimmon; b. Feb. 3,
1892; d. May 31, 1940; bur. Clemmons, NC + Hattie Wrenn Sewell; b. Sept. 23, 1882; d. May 29,
1928 e. Daniel David McCrimmon; b. Nov. 15, 1895; d. Jan 3, 1953 + Amy Glass; b. July 22,
18900; d. Sept. 5, 1972 f. Nancy Ann McCrimmon; b. Feb. 22, 1896; d. Sept 2, 1965 + Linton
Curtis Sineath; b. April 22, 1891; d. June 21, 1960 g. Elizabeth Ball McCrimmon; b. Jan 8,
1900; d. Mar. 8, 1966, Picayune, MS + Willie Price Lee; b. May 5, 1894; d. June 10, 1961 h.
Hugh Archie McCrimmon; b. April 11, 1896; d. Aug. 1942 + Laura Alice Barber; b. Mar. 16, 1893 i. Alec Carr McCrimmon; b. May 30, 1903; d. Mar. 21, 1947 + Edith Edna Ritter; b. July 22,
1910 j. Joseph Bryant Mc.Crimmon; b. 1904, Hancock Co., MS 3. John McCrimmon; b. July 26,
1861; d. Dec. 25, 1939 + Eliza Cummings a. Annie McCrimmon + Charlie Frye +
Doretta Ann Frye; b. Mar. 17, 1895; d. April 21, 1932 b. Herman Lazzel McCrimmon; b. Feb. 2,
1916 + Barbara Jean Noble; b. Aug. 15, 1924 c. John Russell McCrimmon; b. Aug. 2, 1918 + Virginia Bryant d. William Edison McCrimmon; b. Oct. 1, 1921 + Jessie Mae Parrish; b.
Mar. 6, 1920 e. Hurtle Grier McCrimmon; b. Aug. 2, 1922; Dec. 23, 1922 f. Richard Milton
McCrimmon; b. Oct. 18, 1926; d. Aug 18, 1968 + Margaret Muse; b. Aug. 19, 1928 4. William
McCrimmon; b. Jan. 27, 1870; April 12, 1929 + Mary William Wood; Aug. 15, 1872; deceased a&b
Infant Twins; bur. Tuckahoe Cem., SE of Southern Pines NC c. Neill McCrimmon; b. July 4, 1894 d. Elisha Bryant "Babe" McCrimmon; b. April 27, 1897; d. Oct. 25, 1971 + Christian
Elizabeth Priest; second cousins, see C.4.g. above e. Pearly McCrimmon; b. Jan 29, 1900 +
Samuel Cummings*; b. Sept. 23, 1904; d. Jan. 29, 1974 f. Ollie Telia McCrimmon; b. Oct. 7,
1902; d. Mar. 12, 1974 + Charles Green Cummings*; b. June 23, 1900; d. May 9, 1970 g.
William Gentry McCrimmon; b. May 16, 1905; d. Feb. 27, 1974 + Exie Jane Cummings*; b. Sept. 23,
1910 h. Lila McCrimmon; b. Feb. 25, 1908; deceased i. Mary Ann McCrimmon; b. Feb. 10, 1911 j. Douglas McCrimmon; b. Nov. 25, 1914 + Annie Ruth Cullers k. Josie Lee McCrimmon; b.
April 24, 1917 5. Mary Jane McCrimmon; b. Jan. 27, 1870; d. Oct. 26, 1930 + George Robert
Morrison; b. Oct. 5, 1860; d. Jan. 29, 1928 a. Daniel Robertson Morrison; b. May 23, 1887; d.
Aug. 26, 1932 + Roberta Lillian Maxwell; b. Aug. 6, 1892; d. Feb. 3, 1975 b. William Angus
Morrison; b. Mar. 11, 1891, Moore Co., NC; d. July 12, 1941, York, Maine + Christie Laura
Weare; b. Nov. 14, 1891, Maine; D. Mar. 27, 1971, Maine c. George Claude Morrison; b. April 25,
1896; d. April 29, 1928, Moore Co.,NC d. Charles Robert Morrison; b. Oct. 18, 1899; d. Mar. 27,
1953, Moore Co., NC + Hazel Blanche O'Dell; b. Feb. 5, 1898, Loogootee, Ill. e. John
Edward Morrison; b. Feb. 26, 1903; d. Oct. 22, 1940, Moore Co., NC + Alma Ann Maples; d. April
23, 1973, Moore Co., NC f. Mary Myrtle Morrison; b. Sept. 10, 1919; d. Jan. 10, 1937, Moore
Co., NC + Herbert Hobson Brooks; b. Feb. 7, 1899, Hoke Co., NC 8. Elisha McCrimmon; b.
Nov. 1, 1875; d. Jan 8, 1914, Moore Co., NC + Emma Kennedy; b. May 14, 1888; d. July 9, 1928 a. Eva McCrimmon; d. June 6, 1906; bur Tuckahoe Cem., Moore Co., NC b. Lena McCrimmon; d.
Jan. 2, 1904; bur. Tuckahoe Cem., Moore Co, NC c. William Clayton McCrimmon; b. Mar. 17, 1902;
d. May 16, 1971; bur. Raeford, NC + Sadie Sevey Pate; b. Sept. 5, 1912 d. Cecil Elisha
McCrimmon; July 15, 1907 + Aileen Rosie Sauls; b. Aug. 2, 1910 e. Annie Bellew McCrimmon;
b. Aug. 9, 1909 + James Gurney Riley; b. May 18, 1904; d. April 17, 1950 f. Carl
McCrimmon; b. Dec. 11, 1911; d. Oct 15, 1935; bur. Phillipi Presby. Ch., Raeford, NC
Lovedy
Ann and Roderick lived on James' Creek in Northwestern Cumberland Co., a few miles southwest of
present Southern Pines. Roderick was the son of Angus and Margaret McCrimmon and may have been born
in Moore County. He was married earlier to Flora McIver and had sons Angus and Daniel. Lovedy Ann
and Roderick are buried in a wooded cemetery near their home at the confluence of Tuckahoe and
James' creeks.
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NORTH CAROLINA MC CRIMMONS Tuesday, 05-Oct-99 15:02:48
I WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT ABOUT THE SO CALLED MONROES OF CAPE FEAR, THEY CLAIM TO BE RELATED TO
THE MC CRIMMONS,my grandfather was duncan mc crimmon org.from north carolina ,BUT MOVED TO
CARRIERE,MISSISSIPPI,he was married to mary almity fry ===========thanks
MARY LINDA DECKER MC
CRIMMON
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(No subject) Friday, 24-Sep-99 13:21:19
Just wanted to say, I hope everyone who lives in North Carolina & elsewhere along the east
coast came through the hurricane & flooding alright. Best wishes,
Melissa Murray
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Chester McCrimmons Friday, 24-Sep-99 10:57:47
I was born in Chester, UK to Maxwell and Kathleen McCrimmon, I am now starting to trace
family history and any information would be greatly appreciated. My grandfather was William
McCrimmon who moved from Liverpool to Chester in the 20's
Many thanks
Stephen McCrimmon
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Re: Chester McCrimmons Friday, 24-Sep-99
15:42:25
Stephen, It is so nice to hear from another McCrimmon! This may or may not be your
branch.
1. DANIEL MACCRIMMON of Liverpool, b. at Greenock, Scotland, 1 Apr. 1848,
employed by Messrs. Lamport and Holt for 43 years and once saved a man from drowning by diving
between two ships in the Mersey and rescuing him. Mr. MacCrimmon changed his name to MACCRIMMAN
following a dispute with his brother as to the correct spelling. Married at St. Jude's Church
,Liverpool, and had:-
i. WILLIAM MACCRIMMON, of 33 Vanbrough Rd, Anfield, Liverpool 4,
father of
1a. THOMAS MACCRIMMON b. Liverpool 1917. Served in Royal Horse Artillery in
North Africa and Crete 1939-45, captured in Crete 1941. Married NELLIE daughter of THOMAS and
ELIZABETH WAINWRIGHT. Died 1983. Had Issue:
I THOMAS MCCRIMMON b. Liverpool 9 June 1948.
Married THELMA daughter of JOHN and GWENDOLYN WILKINSON of Stainton, Cumbria. Served in 1st. Bn
Liverpool Scottish (Queens Own Highlanders) later V Coy. 51st Highland Volunteers. Later served in
the Royal Navy. Father of ALASDAIR and NEIL McCRIMMON.
ii JEAN McCRIMMON b. March 1951.
Married PETER JONES in Toronto Canada
iii SANDRA McCRIMMON b. Jan. 1954. Married RICHARD
ROTHERHAM in Toronto Canada.
II James MACCRIMMON of Liverpool, b.1852, d. 1892, m. at St.
Nicholas's Church, Liverpool, and has:-
i. JAMES ANGUS MACCRIMMON, father of JAMES
MACCRIMMON.
ii. THOMAS STANWIX MACCRIMMON of 14 Weldon St., Walton, Liverpool, organ
builder.
iii. WILLIAM MILNE MACCRIMMON father of WILLIAM MACCRIMMON.
iv.
ALBERT EDWARD MACCRIMMON, who had (1)GEORGE ALBERT, (2) THOMAS STANWIX and (3) ARTHUR.
v.
JOHN ALEXANDER MACCRIMMON.
Do any of these people look familiar? Please keep in
touch, Anita
Anita Nason
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Re: Chester McCrimmons Thursday, 02-Dec-99
22:32:27
I can confirm the correctness of most of Anita's reply to you with regard to the line of 1a
Thomas MacCrimmon, although my wife Sandra insists that he was Thomas McCrimmon. Although we reside
in the Toronto area, we in fact married in Liverpool. The story of the dispute between the two
brothers is family legend that Sandra heard as a child. In fact, when her grandmother registered her
birth, Sandra's last name was spelled McCrimman, supposedly as a peace offering!
Not sure
whether this helps, but good luck in your search. Sandra's brother was doing some research on the
family history, so will ask him to contact you if he can add more information.
Richard Rotherham
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Re: Chester McCrimmons Sunday, 05-Dec-99
14:05:15
my name is ian mccrimmon, son of martin and lynn who were both born in chester in the 1950's.
martin mccrimmon is son to jean and malcolm. she was daughter to charlie and jessie who lived in
upton. anything seem familiar to anyone?
68686579
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Bagpipe Music Saturday, 11-Sep-99 21:20:52
Hope you can help me: I'm looking for a contact for Ian MacCrimmon who wrote Morrsion Ave.
(bagipe tune) included in one of his books. We'd like to include the tune on our web page with his
permission.
thankyou, George
George's Music
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Donald MacCrimmon and the 84th Regiment Friday, 27-Aug-99 21:19:41
In the intro, there is mention that Donald Ruadh was a Lt. in the 84th RHE. He does not appear on
any of the rosters or on the Army List. As an historian I am very interested in "lost"
members of the 84th. If you have any documentation for this commission, I would greatly appreciate
the information to add to my data base and upcoming book. Also I have a website at 84th.com. Thanks.
Kim
Kim R. Stacy
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The McCrimmon Family Friday, 20-Aug-99 17:14:04
Hello, My name is Kelly McCrimmon and I am 13 years old. I live in Alabama. I have always thought
about my ancestors that come from Scotland that carry the name Mccrimmon. I do not know much
information on this side of my family at all. I would love if someone out there would send me
information. My like great great great grandfather started the Mccrimmon school of bagpipers? Please
email me!!
Kelly McCrimmon
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Re: The McCrimmon Family Tuesday, 24-Aug-99
00:21:53
Dear Kelly,
If you are interested in talking to a distant cousin who has no interest
in family history, but is interested in things like dancing, her name is Miffy Lloyd, she is 16, and
her email address is max_drool@yahoo.com. She lives in Australia.
Her great great
grandmother was Sarah McCrimmon, whose picture is on the Alex McCrimmon of Cargerie page at the
McCrimmon registry.
Good luck in tracking down the information you are after. You have a
14yr old cousin in Australia who does like family information, but I haven't got her email address.
Best wishes, Rosanne
R. McInnes
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Annie & Kenneth McCrimmon Wednesday, 11-Aug-99 15:04:06
I hope everyone is well. I am looking for information on Annie McCrimmon who was born about 1846
in Glenelg Scotland (possibly Oban). She married Alexander Beaton on the Isle of Skye 3 Oct 1861.
Alexander was born 1837/1841. Alexander died in Blaine Washington 1 Sept 1908. Annie died in
Aberdeen (Surrey) BC 24 Aug 1908. Annies' father was Kenneth and her mother was Catherine Bethune.
She had at least two brothers, Malcolm and Archibald. I don't know anything about Malcolm but
Archibald lived in Vancouver BC, Canada and made fiddles. He died Nov 7, 1927.
Alex Chisamore
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Pibroch-Voices. Saturday, 07-Aug-99 18:56:56
Composed on the occasion of the unveiling by Macleod of Macleod of the monument to the
MacCrimmons at Borreraig in Skye, the 2nd August 1933 by Charles Richard Cammell.
PIBROCH
VOICES.
Thou art stealing, stealing the heart of me, Pibroch; Wounding, wounding me
with the wild voice of thee; Voice of the mountain, voice of moorland and sea waste, Voice
of the Isles, captured and chained by macCrimmon.
Naure's voice heard by them,
chiefs among pipers: Caught and held fast by them, set here for ever, The sea-voice and
hill-voice and moor voice of Scotland, In the pibrochs of Skye on the pipes of MacCrimmon
Wound! Wound! How bitter are the stabs of thee, Deep, deep, to the heart of me, sword
of the Pibroch. Gathered are the tears in thee; all the sad years in thee: All the wounds
and the woes in the voice of MacCrimmon.
There's a new note in thee: is it of man
or fay ? Is it Gods voice in thee, crying to me, Pibroch ? Past all the pain of thee,
through the refrain of thee, Hope! the last strain on the pipes of MacCrimmon!
Marion Lees.
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my geoneolgy Monday, 02-Aug-99 16:10:04
My name is Michael Sandford. I am a firefighter and paramedic student in Coaldale Alberta Canada.
My parents are Wayne Sandford and Jean McCrimmon. My mother is born of Julie Paur and Rodrick
McCrimmon. She has a brother Dr. Donald R. Mccrimmon, and a sister Sheron McCrimmon. I have no
record of any other relitives, if anoyone reading this has any further information I would greatly
appreacheate an update thankyou for your time Mike Sandford
Michael Sandford
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LAMENT FOR THE CHILDREN Friday, 30-Jul-99 17:49:55
DOES ANYONE KNOW THE LYRICS TO THIS TUNE? PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE ON THE BOARD IF YOU DO. THE
E-MAIL ADDRESS FROM MY LAST MESSAGE IS NOT CURRENTLY IN USE.
MELISSA MURRAY
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RE: LYRICS Wednesday, 14-Jul-99 13:45:27
DOES ANYONE HAVE THE LYRICS TO ANY MACCRIMMON TUNES OTHER THAN MACCRIMMONS LAMENT? THANKS,
MELISSA
MELISSA MURRAY
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Looking for my Canadian cousins Tuesday, 13-Jul-99 14:17:34
Would Canadian (Ontario) descendants of the following people please e-mail their Scottish cousin
:-
Duncan MacCrimmon -b.1856 -d.1936 William James MacCrimmon -b.1886 -d.1973 Lula
Bell MacCrimmon -b.1882 -d.1944 Victoria May MacCrimmon -b.1884 -d.1967 Duncan Washington
MacCrimmon -b.1892 -d.1976 John Russel MacCrimmon -b.1900
Many thanks
Alan
McCrimmon
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Trying to find out who my great-great grandfather was . Monday,
05-Jul-99 23:52:13
My great-grandfather was Donald McCrimmon and he live in Illinois and my grandfather was born in
Batavia,Illinois.My grandfather name was Fred McCrimmon and my father was Fred McCrimmon Jr. I am
trying to find out who was my great-great grandfather is. I am tracing my family tree and I am at
stand still trying to find out. Any information will be helpful in finding out. I trying to find out
if my great-grandfather was in Canada or the USA. I have asked my relatives and nobody knows where
he was born at and the ones who would know are deceased now. I know some how or another we are
distant cousins. Thank You again, Debra McCrimmon-Metcalf
Debra M.
McCrimmon-Metcalf
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Sarah McCrimmon Friday, 02-Jul-99 17:59:31
I have traced my tree back to Sarah McCrimmon who was born in Glenelg about 1830/31. She married
a Donald Macrae from Kintail in about 1853 and after having a couple of children in Glenelg, they
moved to Croy in Invernessshire. I found references to the family in all the censuses upto 1881 but
haven't found out when/where Sarah died. I am descended through her daughter (also called Sarah).
Can anyone help me trace Sarah back further - I couldn't find anything in Parish or census records
that help.
I am looking forward to hearing from other McCrimmons or their descendents.
Regards Linda
Linda Forbes
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Re: Sarah McCrimmon Saturday, 10-Jul-99 22:22:06
Dear Sarah,
I dont know if i can help but I am also interested in the or our McCrimmon
family history I'd also love to find out about the or our McCrimmon family history. my grandpa &
grandmother have tons of pictures, pamplets, and other things dealing w/it (Ernist & Janet). I'm
only going on sixteen but I take this very seriously. I have looed at a book containing names and I
noticed several i mean several Sarahs. this computor is my stepmoms so I am not sure of the address
and when I can check my email if you respond. I'll try and figure it out befor I send this. Or email
you again soon. -k-!
Kala McCrimmon
Kala McCrimmon
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Re: Sarah McCrimmon Saturday, 10-Jul-99 22:38:51
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Re: Sarah McCrimmon Monday, 30-Aug-99 13:55:03
Linda,
I passed through Glenelg three weeks ago and made a note of a couple of
McCrimmon gravestones/memorial stones in the local church. A Sarah McCrimmon was mentioned and
details of her father (Archibald?) and possibly other family members. I have the information written
down but have been very busy and in the process of changing jobs - so the information isn't to hand
at the moment. I will dig it out for you but please feel free to remind me should I not be in touch
over the next week or so.
Cheers
Tom
Tom McCrimmon
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Alexander McCrimmon/Marion Sarah McCrimmon Sunday, 13-Jun-99
00:26:20
any help from other McCrimmons in helping me track down information about my greatgrandmother's
family greatly appreciated. She was Marion Sarah McCrimmon, born Geelong Victoria Australia in
1854, and her father Alexander was alive and living near Ballarat Victoria in 1923. Marion Sarah
married John McInnes, who was born in Boreraig in 1842. Bestwishes, Rosanne McInnes South
Australia
Rosanne McInnes
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Re: Alexander McCrimmon/Marion Sarah McCrimmon Sunday,
13-Jun-99 16:54:18
Rosanne's family can be found in "History of Clan MacCrimmon Part I" and is as follows: 2a. ALASTAIR MAC CRIMMON, of Breakish, married ISABELLA BUCHANAN of Breakish and went to
Australia, having issue (1) DONALD, born in Scotland, (2) JOHN, born in Scotland, (3) Mrs. JANET
KELLY, and (4) Mrs. MARION MAC INNES, who had issue. *Update: Marion Sarah McCrimmon born
Geelong Victoria, 1854; died January 1935. married John McInnes [born Boreraig 1842] and lived
at "Inverary" and "Crower" stations via Lucindale, South Australia. [Both
are buried in Lucindale cemetery]. 4 children born in the 1890.s: Catherine, musician,
married ?Hutchinson, lived in California until late 1960.s when she returned to live with her
sisters at "Crower". Died in c.1970. No children. Christina. Never married and no
children. Boarding house mistress at Presbyterian Ladies College Melbourne until retiring to
"Crower". Died c.1976. Jean. Married Ben McBain and lived at "Crower". Died
early 1990.s. One son, John, born c.1923, resides Perth Western Australia & has three children,
all married and living in Western Australia: John, Anne, Patricia. Iain Roderick. Lived at
"Inverary". Died June 1948, leukaemia. m. Ellen Maude Williams. 4 children born c.
1922-1932; died 1969. Both buried in Lucindale cemetery. twins: John Donald (deceased; m. Ruth
Church). Lived at "Inverary" until 1968 and then Adelaide South Australia. Two children
born in the 1950.s, Angela [Plew], teacher, and David, Flying Doctor pilot; both have children, Anna
Plew, and Robert and Joanne McInnes). Margaret m. Frank Osborne (no children). Nurse, now
retired and living at Victor Harbor, South Australia. Heather m. Ken Fuller; (children born in
1950.s: foster son Ian Dunkley, Andrew (married, Canberra, children), James (teacher,
married,children) Malcolm (trotting trainer, never married, no children), Christina (died in
infancy), Catherine (nurse, m. ? Aitchison, children) Malcolm Roderick born 1932, m. Rosalie
Kain 1955, farming at "Camelback" via Lucindale. Two children Rosanne (1956) m. Paul Lloyd
and Christobel (1960), journalist m. David Oldfield. 4 grandchildren, Myfanwy Llloyd (1983),
Rhiannon Lloyd (1985), Trixi Oldfield, journalist, (1979), Amy Oldfield, business studies student,
(1980). Thanks Rosanne!!
Anita
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MacCrimmon Friends Tuesday, 08-Jun-99 17:15:22
I just wanted to tell all my new friends just how happy I am to have found you through the web
site! I feel that the world has become a much smaller place thanks to the internet and email. I have
enjoyed all of our messages back and forth. If you are new to this message board....Please drop a
message so that we will know where you are from and how you are linked to the family. So far we have
bridged the gap from the U.S. to Canada to The U.K. to Scotland and also to Australia!!
Anita
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Re: MacCrimmon Friends Wednesday, 30-Jun-99
14:17:37
I was just looking at all the names under Norman Murchison and I noticed besides great grandmas
and great grandpa the only other deaths are babies. That's not very nice to see. Is there a common
link in their deaths?
Angela Pace
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Re: MacCrimmon Friends Saturday, 10-Jul-99
22:49:46
I'm a McCrimmon or MacCrimmon I'm happy to hear of the connections I'm into hearing of our past
family history an learn more.I'm only going on sixteen but am deeply connected to our family
history. This is my stepmoms computor so I,m not sure how soon I can write back but I will!
Kala McCrimmon
Kala
McCrimmon
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MacCrimmon family history enquiry Tuesday, 08-Jun-99 01:18:56
My mother was born Audrey Lena Maccrimmon in Australia c 1923. Her father Malcom??? was a Skye
man and was at one time a boat builder. He was in Solomon Islands about or after great depression.
Died in England 1950-60's Any info or leads/links would be appreciated. I dont play the pipes but
like them and play flutes, clarinet, recorders and am learning the shakuhachi.
my web
page (with picture of me) http://users.interact.net.au/~pran/index.htm
Graham MacCrimon
Ranft
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Re: MacCrimmon family history enquiry Sunday,
13-Jun-99 15:49:05
Graham, Your family can be found onthe page: History of Clan MacCrimmon Part I and is as
follows: 6b. DONALD GRANT MAC CRIMMON of Portree, Skye, head of the firm of Donald MacCrimmon
& Co., builders and contractors, Bayfield Road, Portree, born at Breakish in 1850, died at
Dundee 1 July, 1932, aged 82. Married at Tarbert, Loch Fyne, in 1878, MARGARET DOUGLAS, daughter of
Duncan SINCLAIR of Tarbert and had :
1c. MARY MAC CRIMMON, of Portree, unmarried.
2c. LENA MAC CRIMMON, born at Portree 12 Aug., 1882, died at Shanghai, China in Jan., 1919.
Married in Glasgow, 1 Feb., 26 1910, her kinsman, Capt. NEIL MAC LEAN, of the China Merchant Steam
Navigation Company, Shanghai, and of 4, Breakish, Broadford, born at Breakish16 Dec., 1873, 1st
class Master Mariner (deep sea, sail and steam), awarded the order of Man Fu by the President of the
Chinese Republic 30 June, 1916, died at Vancouver 18 Oct., 1923, grandson ofAlexander Robertson of
Breakish by his wife Rachel, daughter of Donald Og MacCrimmon, and had:
1d. lAIN MALCOLM
(MAC CRIMMON) MAC LEAN of St. Andrew's Club (London), 2 Whitehall Court, S.W~ 1., and Portree, born
at Shanghai 24 Dec., 1915. Student of medicine at King's College, University of London, and at the
Westminster Hospital, London. Branch Vice-President of the Scottish National Party. Mem-ber of the
Council of the Clan Mac Crimmon Society.
2d. DONALD GRANT MAC LEAN born at Shanghai, 22
July, 1918. Student of medical science at Edin-burgh University.
3c. NEIL MAC CRIMMON, of
Portree, born at Tarbert 1883. Since 1900 he has travelled to many parts of the world, including
Uruguay, Paraguay, Siam and Australia. Owned a plantation in the British Solomon Islands. M,'~rried
at Wentworth Falls, N.S.W., 23 July, 1912, Dr. LILY HOLT, L.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., L.R.F.S.P.Gs., born at
Melbourne, Victoria, 9 Nov., 1883, died at Mendooran 30 July, 1935, and had the following born at
Newcastle, N.S.W., (1) JOAN, born 19 Oct., 1917, (2) AUDREY LENA, born 9 March, 1920, (3) NEIL
ALISTER, born 19 May, 1921, and (4) SHELAGH, born 20 July, 1926.
4c. MALCOLM (CALUM) MAC
CRIMMON, physician and surgeon, of Portree, Isle of Skye, and St. Andrew's Club, 2 Whitehall Court,
London, S.W.l., late of the Royal Infirmary, Manchester, born at Portree 1894. Educated at the
University of St. Andrews (M.B., Ch.B., 1928). A pio-baireachd player and composer. Was taught
piobaireachd in canntaireachd notation by his father and was also instructed by Fionla Mor MacRae
and John MacDougal Gillies. Has lectured on piobaireachd in Glasgow and at the University there.
Elected a member of Comunn na Piobaireachd in 1931, and Chief of the Clan MacCrimmon Society in
1936. Married at Dundee, 10 Oct., 1924, MARIE JULIETTE, daughter of M. Paul PONTET of St. Ambroix,
Gard, in the South of France, huissier of the Banque de France, and has issue PADRUIG RENE OG, born
at Dundee 27 Sep., 1931.
Anita
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Re: MacCrimmon family history enquiry Saturday,
10-Jul-99 22:58:47
Hell'o, I'm sixteen and deeply into the McCrimmon history. We could be of assitance to
eachother w/our family knowledge.This is my step mothers computor so I'm not sure of when I'll next
write but should be soon.
Kala McCrimmon
Kala
McCrimmon
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John Cullars McCrimmon Thursday, 03-Jun-99 02:45:48
I found John researching my own surname. He may be reached by snail mail at: 540 So. Washington
St. (POBox 418) Lincolnton, GA.30817 You're welcome!
Walter L. Cullars
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Searching Wednesday, 02-Jun-99 04:03:21
Hello!
I just started researching my family ancestry. My family name is McCrummen. I
do know I am connected to you some how. Many of the names I see on your links match some that show
up in the McCrummen line. I am new to this and would be very appreciative of any help any of you
could give me. I am proud of my family name and want to find out where we are from and where we
started.
Thank You!
Robert Brett
McCrummen
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Re: Searching Saturday, 10-Jul-99 23:09:34
Hi, I'm a McCrimmon and know for sure I'm of the McCrummon family I'm sixteen and just
started researching also on the net that is. This is my stepmoms computor and I wont be able to
write back fast but will soon.
Kala McCrimmon
Kala
McCrimmon
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Maccrimmon Piping Center Tuesday, 20-Apr-99 10:47:24
. I am writing to inform you that the Piping Centre (located at Boreraig on the Isle of Skye) is
no longer open.
As web master of the site http://www.cna-web.co.uk/MacCrimmon, I feel it
my duty to inform you that the centre has closed and the property is up for sale. Due to the remote
location and travel time to the Piping Centre, I would hate for people to turn up at the Centre and
find it closed.
So far the web site has been quite popular, therefore it will remain
operational but I shall be updating it to inform people of the closure of the centre.
Apologies
if this mail has caused you any inconvience.
Regards from Clare. (Edinburgh)
Clare
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Re: Maccrimmon Piping Center Friday, 12-May-00
20:01:31
I am interested in the whereabouts of Hugh and Irene McCrimmon, who had a museum on Boraig, Isle
of Skye. They had a son, Ian, who was the piper for Dame Flora McLeod toward the end of her life.
Any info on the McCrimmons, who did live in Canada will be appreciated. Thank you.
Clara McRimmon Brasfield
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(No subject) Friday, 16-Apr-99 22:44:23
I have just begun a search into my own McCrimmon line and wonder if anyone knows anything of a
Lillian Emma McCrimmon born around 1901 in Jarrat Ontario, daughter of Farquher McCrimmon and Emma
Beard. She died in Kenora Ontario on June 5, 1955 at the age of 54.
Leslie Sweder
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MCCRIMMON FAMILY Friday, 16-Apr-99 13:45:41
I HAVE FAMILY IN NORTH CAROLINA (ALL MACCRIMMONS) & THEY HAVE A WRITTEN HISTORY.THE PROBLEM
IS THAT IT DOESN'T GO BACK FAR ENOUGH TO SHOW WHICH LINE WE CAME FROM. FROM THE LITTLE I HAVE FOUND
THERE IS/WAS A CEMETERY ON FORT BRAGG CALLED TUCKAHOE. DOES ANYONE OUT THERE HAVE ANY MORE INFO ON
THIS? I'M GLAD TO KNOW I HAVE SO MANY COUSINS OUT THERE! MELISSA
MELISSA MURRAY
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Re: MCCRIMMON FAMILY Sunday, 18-Apr-99 10:37:28
Hello Melissa,
This cemetery is listed--usgenweb/archives/nc/hoke/cemeteries/mcleod.
This listting does not reflect the fact that it is also known as Tuckahoe. The McCrimmon family that
is you appear to be interested in is fairly well documented in "The Monroes of the Upper Cape
Fear Valley" by Alex M. Patterson.
Ron McCrimmon
Ron McCrimmon
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Re: MCCRIMMON FAMILY Sunday, 25-Apr-99 05:11:45
Melissa,
There is a book I came across a short while back whilst in Edinburgh called
"Carolina Scots" and it had lots of references to Mac/McCrimmons. Have you come
across this book? It might help in your search. I am back in Edinburgh later this year and
could track the book down for you but you could possibly do that through Amazon.com. Let
me know if I can help.
Tom
Tom McCrimmon
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Re: MCCRIMMON FAMILY Sunday, 18-Apr-99 10:37:28
Hello Melissa,
This cemetery is listed--usgenweb/archives/nc/hoke/cemeteries/mcleod.
This listting does not reflect the fact that it is also known as Tuckahoe. The McCrimmon family that
is you appear to be interested in is fairly well documented in "The Monroes of the Upper Cape
Fear Valley" by Alex M. Patterson.
Ron McCrimmon
Ron McCrimmon
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MacCrimmon Piping Heritage Centre For Sale ! Sunday, 11-Apr-99
15:48:01
The MacCrimmon Piping Heritage Centre at Borreraig, Skye is currently up for sale. Geoff
Winter has now moved on and left the old school building unoccupied. The sale is being carried
out by the Hebriden Estate Agency, Portree, Skye. The asking price is offers over £120k
Pounds
Alan
McCrimmon
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Re: MacCrimmon Piping Heritage Centre For Sale ! Wednesday,
14-Apr-99 15:11:13
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Re: Re: MacCrimmon Piping Heritage Centre For Sale ! Sunday, 25-Apr-99 05:17:30
Does anyone know why it failed? I am up in skye this summer and was hoping to visit....
It is a nice thought that we McCrimmons could all chip in but I believe the problem is one of
keeping it going. Nevertheless I would be interested in knowing more about the Centre and how it was
set up and how its income generation matched the business plan.
Tom
Tom McCrimmon
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McCrimmons in Georgia, USA Tuesday, 06-Apr-99 13:36:02
It is great to find a web page just for McCrimmon and MacCrimmon family. My mother's maiden name
was McCrimmon and her brother has been working extensively with tracing family roots. We were
originally Mac instead of Mc but are unsure when this changed. My 6 greats grandfather was Duncan
McCrimmom and he arrived in Georgia from Scotland in the 1700's. I do not know anything of his life
or family in Scotland. I don't even know how to begin. I'd like to know more because I'm planning a
trip to England and Scotland in the fall. I'd love to see family related sites!
Ann
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Re: McCrimmons in Georgia, USA Tuesday,
06-Apr-99 17:41:40
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Re: Re: McCrimmons in Georgia, USA Thursday,
08-Apr-99 02:23:25
Hello, I was doing a name search in between looking for information on my college
assignments. I know that my grandparents moved from Birmingham, Alabama. My grandfather's name is
Ace McCrimmon. I don't have much more information about my ancestry. I thought the McCrimmons
originated in Ireland.
Sabrina
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Re: McCrimmons in Georgia, USA Wednesday,
07-Apr-99 17:21:12
Hi Ann,
Nice to see more McCrimmons on Anita's web page.
Since, we are all
decended from a single MacCrimmon we must be distant cousins !
Hope you and your
family are well !
Best wishes,
Alan McCrimmon -Scotland.
p.s. I
will be going to Skye this weekend on a short break !
Alan
McCrimmon
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Re: Re: McCrimmons in Georgia, USA Friday,
05-May-00 16:55:23
I am glad to see so many interested in and working on the McCrimmon family of Georgia. If you are
researching the McCrimmons, who settled first in Montgomery County and later Telfair and Ben Hill
Counties in southeast Georgia. I would like to share information with you. They came to the area in
the very early 1800's and still have descendents living in the area today. Thank you very much.
Robert Jeffries (rjffres@charter.net)
Robert H. Jeffries
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McCrimmon Saturday, 03-Apr-99 06:33:04
I am from Canberra Australia. I moved out from Scotland a few years ago. My mother's
maiden name was McCrimmon, and has told me that all the McCrimmon's in the world originated from a
small village called Boreraig in the Isle of Skye. Can anyone else certify this?
amycoll@hotmail.com
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McCrimmon Saturday, 27-Mar-99 12:33:08
My father was Kenneth Francis McCrimmon and his father was Peter McLeod McCrimmon. Peter was born
in Ontario as was his father, Duncan McCrimmon. Duncan's father, also Duncan, was born in Glenelg,
Scotland and came to Canada on the Eliza of London in 1815, with his father, John, mother, Catherine
and siblings, which included Farquhar and Donald. I would like to contact more members of this
family.
Aileen McCrimmon Brewer
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Re: McCrimmon Tuesday, 14-Sep-99 01:13:37
Aileen, I descend from your Duncan's brother Farquhar2, John1 McCrimmon who also came over
on the Eliza , 1815. Please email me.
bonnie
Bonnie in Oakland CA
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Folklore. Thursday, 18-Mar-99 19:53:33
THE SILVER CHANTER.
There are many traditions associated with the MacCrimmon pipers,
the most famous of which concerns the Silver Chanter. It is said that the MacCrimmons proficiency
with the pipes and their appointment as heriditary pipers to the MacLeods was due to the possession
of a magic chanter aquired from a member of the Fairy World. One day Iain Og MacCrimmon, one of the
early members of the family, sat playing his pipes on a mound near his home at Borreraig. Iain was
sad because his piping was not skillful enough to gain entry to a competition being held by the
MacLeod chief at Dunvegan Castle. As he played, the green mound opened before him and out rose a
Fairy who asked Iain why he was so sad. On being told the reason, the fairy said " The
sweetness of your music has brought you a Fairy sweetheart, I give you this Silver Chanter, which,
at the touch of your fingers, will bring forth the sweetest music. " The Fairy gave to Iain a
beautiful Silver Chanter and with it, the art of Pibroch. Iain Og went immediately to Dunvegan and
was allowed to play before the Chief. The judges were astonished by Iain's piping and declared him
to be the best of the assembled musicians. The MacCrimmons were subsequently awarded the position of
hereditary pipers to the MacLeod Chiefs.
The Silver Chanter is also said to have been the
cause of the demise of the great MacCrimmon family. When the Fairy gave the Chanter to Iain Og, she
cautioned that if he or any other member of the family ever treated it with disrespect, the gift of
the Fairies would disappear forever. Centuries later, the Chief of the MacLeods was returning home
by boat from Raasay accompanied by one of Iain's descendants who occupied the traditional piper's
seat at the head of the galley. The crossing was rough and the swell on the tide made piping
difficult. As MacCrimmon tried to play, his fingers continually slipped from the chanter and
eventually he threw down the pipes and gave voice to his annoyance. The Silver Chanter immediately
detached itself from the pipes, rose up from the galley and then plunged into the sea where it
remains to this day. The charm was broken and in a short time the supremacy of the MacCrimmon
piper's declined and their College at Borreraig fell into decay.
Marion Lees
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Re: Folklore. Saturday, 10-Apr-99 12:44:32
Thanks for the interesting Folklore, Marion! I know I enjoyed reading it as I'm sure other
MCCrimmons will.
Anita
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I never new there were this many mccrimmons Tuesday, 02-Mar-99
09:34:18
Hello fellow kinsmen. I am Daniel McCrimmon from Wollongong NSW Australia. Its good to see
the family spirit alive. If there are any Mccrimmons that feel the need to conatct me my E-mail
address is below!!! See yas Ill look you up another time!!!!!!
Daniel James McCrimmon
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McCrimmon Friday, 19-Feb-99 23:19:56
Just wanted to say how excited I was to find this site. I am 26 and have just started to really
want to know about my last name and all the wonderful stories I hear about it. I am the daughter of
a surgeon in AL with 4 older brothers: Cyrus, Michael, Patrick and Kevin; and a younger sister,
Kelly. I've heard that we are Scottish and from others that we are Irish. I would love to hear from
someone who could clarify this for me. Also, one of my brothers did someone research on our name and
found some information that we were so violent that we were thrown off of Scotland. Has anyone else
heard this? We're known to have tempers, but I hope not to this severity...ha, ha!
Thank
you, Shannon McCrimmon
Shannon
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Re: McCrimmon Sunday, 21-Feb-99 08:25:09
Shannon,
Welcome to the family! You may well have Irish links but the
McCrimmon/MacCrimmon family are without a doubt Scottsih- highlanders from the Isle of Skye. If you
want more information check out the Registry and email me if you want some help.
Cheers
Tom
Tom McCrimmon
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Re: McCrimmon Thursday, 29-Apr-99 15:55:37
Hi Shannon, My McCrimmon ancestors lived on the mainland near Glenelg; just down the road
from that village is one of the ferry routes to Skye. McCrimmons lived on Skye and near Skye, as
well as on Lewis and Harris. Not many are there, now, however. My own ancestors left Scotland
because the Laird who owned the land they lived on, had to sell it because of back taxes and the new
owner wanted to run sheep on the land. I saw where the Laird once lived. Many Scottish people came
to America in the late 1700's, expecially to North Carolina. Still others came to Canada in the
early 1800's and settled in eastern Ontario. Many of those who came to Canada moved to Michigan or
moved west in Canada. The McCrimmons were a sept of the Clan McLeod, that means they were under the
protection of the McLeod and served the Chief of that Clan if called upon to do so, especially in
wartime. Good luck with your research.
Aileen McCrimmon
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McCrimmon History Saturday, 13-Feb-99 23:00:38
To anyone else bearing the MacCrimmon title: The book, The MacCrimmon Family, was written by
George Poulter, a dedicated student of MacCrimmon history prior to WWII. Malcolm MacCrimmon, a
piper in the Calgary Highlanders, met George Poulter while in London during the war. Malcolm knew of
his famous ancestors and had proven the link between himself and Donald Ruadh, (the last of the
famous line who taught their music at Borreraig on Skye). On leave one weekend, young MacCrimmon
went to Dunvegan and met Dame Flora who re-established the link by appointing Malcolm as the 9th
Hereditary Piper to the MacLeod of MacLeod. Malcolm was the only highlander during WWII to be
transferred from a Canadian regiment to a British Regiment….the famed Scot's Guards. He was also
accorded the singular privilege of wearing his MacLeod ribbons along with the Royal Stewart ribbons
on his pipes. Malcolm married Mairi Chisholm from Gravir on the Isle of Lewis and returned to
raise a family in western Canada. Padruig, Iain and Flora are his children. Iain took up the pipes
and distinguished himself as the first published composer of pipe music in Canada. His books 1,2,3
& 4 are available in better music bookstores. In the late 1970's, Iain was appointed as
10th hereditary piper by Chief John MacLeod of MacLeod while John was touring western Canada. In the
late 1980's, Iain along with his wife Charlotte, daughter Katie and son Calum moved to a small town
of Monifeith, just a few miles east of Dundee. Young Calum is already making his mark in the piping
world…. and will undoubtedly follow in his father's footsteps. Malcolm resides in the
Highlands district of Edmonton, Alberta Canada and has made the MacCrimmon genealogy his life's
work. He has printed a beautifully illuminated MacCrimmon family tree to commemorate his
forefathers. --Written by Rod McLeod, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Rod McLeod
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Re: McCrimmon History Saturday, 13-Feb-99
23:14:57
The MacCrimmon family can be found on the opening page of the MaCrimmon Family Registry. By
scrolling down to the other pages within the web, and clicking on Malcolm's name you will find his
mailing address for further family information as well as a copy of the Family Tree. Thanks for
your informative input...Anita
Anita
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MacCrimmon Search Saturday, 13-Feb-99 12:16:04
I was delighted to find your excellent web site Anita. Over the last year I have been
tracing back my family line using the net to access the Edinburgh Records office. My
search has ended at John MacCrimmon (Crofter)married to Marion Mac Donald (1793-1879)who had - 1.Neil
MacCrimmon b.1818 d.1884. 2.Marion MacCrimmon. Neil MacCrimmon (Tailor) from Dunvegan
married Mary Campbell from Vatten on 23rd April 1832 at the Parish of Duirinish Skye. I
would be pleased if anyone out there can find earlier links to John MacCrimmon.
Best
wishes
Alan
Livingston, Scotland.
Alan
McCrimmon
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MacCrimmon Family Wednesday, 10-Feb-99 17:07:05
Delighted to find this site on the net. Through my Maternal Grandmother born in Skye, Daughter of
Marion MacCrimmon - I am the GGGG-Grand-daughter of Iain Dubh MacCrimmon via his second wife Anne
Campbell -- Donald Og MacCrimmon - Neil MacCrimmon -Marion MacCrimmon -Marion Robertson -Mary
Maclean -Marion Lees.
Will be pleased to communicate with other descendants of this
family.
Marion Lees
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Clan MacCrimmon Book Sunday, 17-Jan-99 18:15:38
I have original copy of A history of Clan MacCrimmon, dated 1939.It was my
greatgrandfathers.Starts with Donald Ruadh born 1743 Isle of Skye.There was another book part 1 that started 1500-1936. But was lost over the years.Some of the last entreys in book two are my
father Ernest McCrimmon,and his brothers & sisters. I have always been kind of the family
historian. Just got on web a month ago. It sure is good to find more McCrimmons out there!
Michael James McCrimmon Caseville,MI. mac1@avci.net
Michael James McCrimmon
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Re: Clan MacCrimmon Book Sunday, 30-Apr-00
00:17:42
Sounds like you have a great resource. My family has been traced to a Malcolm McCrimmon who was
born in Scotland (presumably Skye or thereabouts) in 1742 and came to Moore County, NC in 1780's.
(his grandson changed the name to McCrummen because he was told that was the way they were spelling
it in Scotland, but he continued to pronounce it McCrimmon). I know that Malcolm was a common name
for the clan, but I wonder if the book mentions any Malcolm McCrimmon in Scotland born about that
time? Thanks for any info.
Roger McCrummen
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Catching up on the MacCrimmon Piping Heritage Saturday, 09-Jan-99
06:21:41
I have just come across a CDROM for both PC and MAC called "The Great Highland Bagpipe"
which has quite a bit of useful information on about the MacCrimmons and their role in developing
the music of the Highland bagpipe (over 30 pages worth of information on the MacCrimmons with some
potentially useful references for budding genealogists) but lots on other piping families also.
If you are a MacCrimmon then you should take time to explore the bagpipe....I'm putting a web page
together to share what I know of the subject which I hope to uplaod fairly soon to the Registry.
Details of the CDROM can be found at www.scotdisk.co.uk
Best wishes to all
Tom
Tom McCrimmon
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McCrimmon Friday, 25-Dec-98 20:34:58
I'm trying to find an ancestor for Jean McCrimmon one of the children of a judge McCrimmon
from London, Ontario, Canada.The family is connected to the McCrimmons of Glengary
County,Ontario,Canada. If anyone ones when the family came to Canada please let me know.
Thanks
vgvisual@sympatico.ca
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Re: McCrimmon Saturday, 27-Mar-99 10:46:47
I also am tracing McCrimmons from West Hawkesbury Twp. and Glengarry County in Ontario. My
gggrandmother was Catherine Anne McCrimmon b. Glenelg 1796/7 and came to Canada with her parents
John and Catherine McCrimmon on the Eliza in 1815. The McCrimmons around McCrimmon, Glengarry , Ont
came in 1816. Would like to here from you . Dianne
Dianne Childs
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McCrimmons and War Graves Wednesday, 16-Dec-98 17:16:44
Those seeking information on McCrimmons may find the information on the following web site of
interest. I must admit it made me think how lucky I am ...it also made me aware just how
international we McCrimmons are as a family.
http://www.pipeband.freeserve.co.uk
Follow the link to the War Graves
Best wishes to all Tom
Tom McCrimmon
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