Friday, February 10, 2017
Redirecting this Blog
I originally planned (back in 2011) to blog obituaries from Kansas Newspapers that were posted in the Wayback Machine at the Internet Archive. After researching that for a while, I only made one post so I've decided to redirect this blog to something I am more apt to continue. As I do research into my family tree I find various articles and documents that I find interesting. Some are directly related to ancestors and some are only marginally such. I find I would like to tell someone about these, but am not sure whom to tell, so maybe blogging is a reasonable outlet for this.
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The Drumbathie farm (sometimes rendered Drumbathy or Drumbathey) in Lanarkshire, Scotland east of Airdrie was the 'home place' for ... -
On my mother's side, one of the ancestral families is the Orr family that came from Scotland in the latter half of the 19th century... -
I originally planned (back in 2011) to blog obituaries from Kansas Newspapers that were posted in the Wayback Machine at the Internet Archiv...
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Although I knew of Margaret's existence I would not have known her birth date and her emigration to Australia were it not for the book ... -
For many years as I researched my family tree, James was the only member of the John and Magdalene (Bird) Orr family that I knew. He ... -
John could be called John Orr III, since we know his father and grandfather were both named John Orr but I have no indication that he ... -
I don't like it when something doesn't match up and I don't have a good explanation for it, but such is the case for the name o... -
Richard Orr was the last child born to John and Magdalene (Bird) Orr. He never married nor had any known children. His census records alwa...
Hi, found your post really interesting. I could not find "orrs" on any of the ships you listed though. Disappointed. I had found where Agnes Immigrated years ago, lost it when my computer was locked up by hackers. The rest is really interesting. Matthew Steel Orr is my husbands great, great grandfather. We live in Wellston OK. Have you heard any stories about Matthew and other Orr's going to Kiro to purchase horses? We were told that three of them went and each brought back a gold coin that was made into a stick pin. We have Matthews gold coin. Was wondering if you researched this any.
ReplyDeleteThanks for so much information. I had not seen the post about Matthew earlier. Good read today. I did not see a map you referred to showing drumbathie farm? Do you have a link to it I could use?
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