Re: Those St Clair of the Isles etc

Ian

Many thanks for your response.

I was considering over the next few months to extract from the book (microfische)some of the genealogical data and post it on this list as an attachment. This would be done in small pieces ie family by family and would be "for information only"

Do you think is a good idea or not??

Regards

Ian Sinclair, Melbourne

-----Original Message-----
From: Ian of Noss <iansinclair@clansinclair.co.uk>
To: sinclair@matrix.net <sinclair@matrix.net>
Date: Thursday, 5 October 2000 21:45
Subject: Re: Those St Clair of the Isles etc

Well done Ian,

Its good to see the contributions from you, always positives. I do wish sometimes that people would stop trying to score points of other folks, who are at least, attempting to pass on information for the benefit of us all.

In Haste

Ian of Noss

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From: Ian Sinclair

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Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2000 11:35 AM

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-----Original Message-----
From: Ian Sinclair <sinclrig@netspace.net.au>
To: Ssinclair@mids.org <Ssinclair@mids.org>
Date: Wednesday, 4 October 2000 20:27
Subject: Those St Clair of the Isles etc

The following are the chapters of this book -

1.    The House of Odin

2.    Dukes of Normandy

3.    The Sea Kings of Orkney

4    The Saint Clairs of the Isles

5    Earls of Caithness

6    Cadets of Caithness

7    Baronetical branches

8    The Longformacus Line

9    Lords of Roslin

10    Barons of Ravenscraig

11    The Lords Sinclair (Herdmanston Line)

12    The Lords of Herdmanston

13    Nobles in Sweden and Alsace

14    Irish Scions

15    The St Clairs of England

16    The St Clairs and Sinclairs of North America

17    Guillermus, Godfather of the Gens

18    Orcadian Families - an outline

558 pages of what appears to be thoroughly researched data. The writer must have travelled extensively to collect it.

Ian Sinclair, Melbourne Australia