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[ This is the Sinclair family discussion list, sinclair@zilker.net. [ For more information, see http://www.mids.org/sinclair/list.html ------- Dear GDSinclair, This is exciting news to me. Do you have some history of George Sinkler? I have been searching for a connection for my James St. Clair/ Sinclair born 1790 and by a daughter's census record he was born in NH.. The first I come across him is in Fayette County, KY where he marries Levinia Prather, lives and dies there. I would appreciate any information. Helen St. Clair ---------- > From: GDSinclair@aol.com > To: sinclair@zilker.net > Subject: Tracing Others > Date: Saturday, July 04, 1998 12:42 PM > > [ This is the Sinclair family discussion list, sinclair@zilker.net. > [ For more information, see http://www.mids.org/sinclair/list.html > ------- > > Looking for Sinclair/Sinkler/St. Clairs that trace to Alexander Sinkler, born > about 1666 in Glasgow, came to US in 1698 settling in Stafford County, VA. > Children were: Wayman, John, Mary, Robert, Margaret, Patience, Elizabeth, > Sarah, George. > > Wayman was born 1708 in Prince Edward County, VA, married Shirley Graham. > Children were: George, Issac, Robert, Mary, Wayman, jr., Elizabeth, Alexander. > > George Sinkler, born 1750 in Prince Edward County, VA. Married Martha Palmer. > Children were: John, Elizabeth, Ruth, Lititia, William, David, Gwen, Abner, > Rhoda, Benjamin. > > David Sinclair, born 1775 in Loudoun County, VA married Lucy Burton. Moved to > Columbiana County, Ohio. Children were: Levi Miller, Matilda, Hayden, Burton, > Lewis, Jonathon, Jacob. > > I am a descendent of Merle C. Sinclair, son of Elmer Clay Sinclair, son of > Johnson Crawford Sinclair, son of Levi Miller Sinclair. I am looking at > filling in the blanks on all of the descendents of the other offspring of > David Sinclair. > > I found it interesting that the descendents of George Sinkler split into a > group that went the southern route of Kentucky, Texas, Oklahoma, and a group > that went to the north into Ohio and Illinois. Those that went south kept the > family name off St. Clair and those that went north took the Sinclair name. > > I would be interested in hearing from anyone that can fill in some of the maby > hjoles in the north group that started with David in Columbiana County, Ohio. > GDSinclair > [ > [ This is the Sinclair family discussion list, sinclair@zilker.net. > [ For subscription, unusubscription, or other instructions, see > [ http://www.mids.org/sinclair/list.html > [ or send mail to majordomo@zilker.net with this single line in the body: > [ info sinclair > [ > [ To unsubscribe, send a message like this: > [ > [ To: majordomo@zilker.net > [ > [ unsubscribe sinclair > [ [ [ This is the Sinclair family discussion list, sinclair@zilker.net. [ For subscription, unusubscription, or other instructions, see [ http://www.mids.org/sinclair/list.html [ or send mail to majordomo@zilker.net with this single line in the body: [ info sinclair [ [ To unsubscribe, send a message like this: [ [ To: majordomo@zilker.net [ [ unsubscribe sinclair [