Re: Sinclair books

["Ed Brumby" <EdBrumby@71stfraserregt.freeserve.co.uk>]

William
Thanks for the reply. I was beginning to despair slightly. Did you mean
Orkney or Orney? Never heard of Orney.
If you have ever delved around Scottish Clan History books, you would find
that only one or two historians did anything about recording. Most Clan
Historians neither know much about the lineage, or bother to accumulate
data. I have been doing military research for 5 years, and there are only a
few books that record prominent family trees.
I think the Lieutenant William Sinclair I am looking for was related to the
Clan Chief. Unfortunately, I am far from our National Library in Edinburgh.
I perhaps should ask the question the other way round! Who was Clan chief of
the Sinclairs in 1776, and what were his sons? I think I will post this
message.
Any help would be appreciated
Regards
Ed in Scotland
-----Original Message-----
From: Gordon Holmes <lafleur@home.com>
To: sinclair@jump.net <sinclair@jump.net>
Date: 05 April 1999 10:35
Subject: Re: Sinclair books


>
>My ggggggganddfather was William the Elder from Orney...have a Welth of
>information about him and decendants. If that will help, give me a
>shout! Gordon
>
>Ed Brumby wrote:
>>
>> Since I have had zero response to "Honbl Lieut William Sinclair, 1776, I
>> wonder if anyone has access to Clan Sinclair genealogy books as follows:
>> Saint-Clairs of the Isles, 1898
>> Caithness family History, 188
>> Sinclairs of Roslin, Caithness & Goshen, 1901
>> The St Clair Genealogy, 1993
>>
>> I DO NOT HAVE THE BOOKS
>>
>> Ed
>>
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