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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 ------- Thank you list. I only subbed yesterday, and have received two very quick replies already. Dallas B. St. Clair and Jean Grigsby responded to my initail post on my descent from Alexander Sinkler (born ca 1666 in Scotland) of Stafford Co VA. I had mistakenly -- from faulty memory -- said that old Alexander was from Loudon and Fauquier Cos. Jean, most of my info on my St. Clair lineage comes from your Vol. I book of 1987 or so, "Sinkler-Sinclair-St. Clair..." I have only been able to add bits here and there, nothing substantial, to what you have compiled. I need to email you privately about some of the Carpenter info in it if you don't mind. I am having a devil of a time tracing them. What can be said about old Alexander Sinkler coming over to Virginia in 1698 as an indentured servant for four years? Was that merely his way of paying passage, or was he "transported", or ...? What could that say about his family in Scotland? There is a book out on the Scots in the Chesapeake Bay region and the tobacco culture there, I will get the reference and post it soon. It is a good book, but it does not, however, mention my Alexander Sinkler. Thanks list, Rick [ [ 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 [