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beer and smokeGlenn, Thu Nov 5 09:39
are there any cigar smokers here ? im fond of the sancho panzas. the double maduro's made in honduras. but was wondering if there were a scottish cigiar import or what being smoked by you all ? glenn, crawls back under his stone...



sue in scotlandsue l. macgregor, Thu Nov 5 06:07
Yes, thank you. My concern was that if I lose the link I have no way of finding your cell phne. Send me your phone number, who knows, my sense-of-thrift may be overcome by a desire t talk to you. Nowadays,talk is cheap! ! !



Two sues from fb!Sue macgregor, Thu Nov 5 05:25
Hi sue - this is me! Hope thats you!



Genealogy helpCJ Moldenhauer, Wed Nov 4 09:41
The following is from the historical section on Ancestry.com. "Stephen Porter was the youngest of the nine sons of Robert and Lilius (Christy) Porter, of Worcester township, Montgomery county, Pennsylvania. Robert Porter's birth, November 25, 1705, is recorded in the parish of Burt, on an island near Londonderry. His... more



Frazzelled & Cross Eyed!E, James Buttars, Tue Nov 3 11:21
Frustrated; just part of the fun of searching you say, MacGregors marrying MacGregors, constant name changes, nothing like a challenge? Through the OPR and Clan MacGregor I have traced my father's direct MacGregor line through his mother's mother, to her father's father, both named Gregor MacGregor to the birth of... more



Angela GreigDouglas McTaggart, Fri Oct 30 14:49
Searching for information on Miss Angela Greig (birth year circa 1922), a former resident of Scotland who studied literature, history and philosophy in Scotland before studying fine art in Italy. She later visited Toronto, Canada and began teaching at Toronto's "Thornton Hall". I believe her father was involved in the ... more



Foothills Highland GamesHubbard of the MacWhites, Fri Oct 30 12:42
I hope its cold this year again for the Foothills Games in Hendo this year. Looking forward to it. Only games around here comfortable enough to wear a good kilt at. Still searching for a scottish girl to go with.....



No SubjectThorsten, Fri Oct 30 10:31
Happy Helloween all together, have fun and a good day.



old scotland in photographsjohn main, Fri Oct 23 22:08
have you had a look at the website www.oldscotlandinphotographs.co.uk , why not take a trip down memory lane.if you enquire, they have macgregor clan framed heritage too!!



John Ward WebsiteJohn Andrew Hutchison, Tue Oct 20 21:04
It looks like the John Ward website is no more. It’s a shame as there was a lot of useful McGregor genealogy collected there. John.



AGM - GatheringPat Skelton, Mon Oct 19 11:29
Jimmy/Angela: Have you done anything with the pictures from the AGM/Gathering? I have just returned from the ACGS in Charlottesville, Virginia. We 3 sisters and Max had a great visit with our brother, Ron. Our chief made a wonderful and moving speech at the banquet there. I wish the two of you could have shared it... more



CarolynnJohn Andrew Hutchison, Tue Oct 6 04:38
Hi Carolynn, As promised I took some photos of the Seabee's Monument while I was in Washington and I've uploaded them on to the Gallery. John.



wanting to know a bit moreRobert Macgregor, Sun Oct 4 00:06
I live in Australia and have knowledge of relatives(great Grand parents and so forth) that live in briedlebain sp?, my father's father left when he was a child, and has lost track of him and I was interested in any knowledge of MacGregor history concerning that area and closeness of the family tree in relation to the... more



ancestory of rob roy Eileen C, Fri Oct 2 21:54
of all of the clansmen and women of Rob Roy do any of you have the rosey cheeks that everyone hates because as you get older they get redder. I was told at one time that the doctors thought I had rosea roseola. However as i have done research on Rob Rob I found that he had the rosey cheeks and that it might be heridty ... more



McGregor in MichiganEileen C, Fri Oct 2 21:00
Does anyone have any information on a Clarence McG from Muskegon MI and when his family may have come to Mi I have a picture of Elnora Webster McGregor and I have been tracing them but have a few loop holes that I have not been able to fill



John McGregor (1772-1865)jdm, Wed Sep 30 07:02
Hello all-- I'm currently transcribing letters sent from my GGG Grandfather John to his daughter Mary McLean in NY. They date from 1840-1865. John often mentions his birthday (Oct 13) and says how old he is. Also mentions his brother Robert McGregor died 26 June 1846. I've found both John and Robert on Mr Ward's site... more



buriel site of John McGregorArlene McGregor Hopkins, Sun Sep 27 05:10
Hi to all: I'm trying to locate the burial place of my gggrandfather John McGregor. Last we know he lived in Kentucky with his daughter Mary Jamison. They were in Grant County. Thanks to anyone who might have this information.



Cornish GregorsKeith Gregor, Mon Sep 21 06:52
Does anyone know if the Gregors ever moved south to Cornwall? My sister's traced us back to the 18th century but has so far found no links to Scotland. The word 'Gregor' could, apparently, be a derivation from the Cornish term 'grugyar', meaning a 'partridge'. But could we, after all, be emigrés? I'd be delighted if... more



Great PhotographsCarolynn Black, Sun Sep 20 13:40
Hello Folks, Just a few words to check in and to share how much I have enjoyed wandering through the many photographic tours our Gregor Kith and Kin have shared with us over on FaceBook, of their journeys "Home to Scotland". I've had the joy to see places that are dear to my heart, as well as places I've only... more



Books and Movies RecommendationsRichard A. Walker, Tampa, Fl, Sun Sep 20 04:14
1. Last night we saw Partly Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs. It was fast, funny, clever, and emotionally satisfying movie. Its about a odd boy inventor who's experiment has gone too far. This film draws on many science fiction movies for its clever visual puns, but it has a real message about food obsessions and... more



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