Re: Sons of Earl of Caithness in the Am. Rev War

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

I will probably stay on the list a little longer, but realise that my
interests are different. Feel free to contact me anytime re Sinclair
military. My main aim is to document the 71st Fraser Regiment. It is almost
unknown in Scotland, yet fairly well known by Americans. I am mainly
interested in the social implications, rather than military. It involves all
the clans and people from mainly the Highlands. I will help people who are
interested in history as well as stringing names together. The Nova Scotia
list has a great mix of historical, social, and genealogical interests.
I emphasise again, in case anyone takes umbrage, that we all have different
interests.
I have had a good day on the Sinclairs, and hope there are some family
papers at the SRO or in private hands somewhere. It is quite exciting
reading letters that have probably not been opened for many a year.
Regards,
Ed in Scotland
-----Original Message-----
From: Spirit One Email <laurel@spiritone.com>
To: sinclair@jump.net <sinclair@jump.net>
Cc: Mary Selver-Sinclair Sec. <Selvermj@aol.com>
Date: 07 April 1999 16:48
Subject: Re: Sons of Earl of Caithness in the Am. Rev War


>
>Ed,
>    At some point, when we get to it, I think there will be a place
>connected to the genealogy section where we will put in biographies of
>Sinclair/St. Clair/Sinkler soldiers.  It may be down the road aways but the
>point is, when you or others get your soldiers' info together, there will
be
>a place to index them for others to look through.  So don't leave us until
>we get your information captured.  We have quite a few on the Yankee side
>also.  (smile)
>Laurel
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Ed Brumby <EdBrumby@71stfraserregt.freeserve.co.uk>
>To: Sinclair List <sinclair@jump.net>
>Date: Wednesday, April 07, 1999 5:47 AM
>Subject: Sons of Earl of Caithness in the Am. Rev War
>
>
>>
>>Leading on from the Honbl. Lt William Sinclair, his brother John was a Lt
>>Col, and wounded at Charleston. I also suspect his brother James was in
the
>>same American Rev. War.
>>Has anyone studied the Sinclair Officers in the Am. Rev War?
>>Ed in Scotland
>>
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