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Re: James Dunnit Sinclair

Thank you for the fascinating and intriguing information.  I only
recently began researching my Sinclair lineage.  I'm trying to locate my
grandfather's passport and in the mean time, I shall write for his birth
certificate from Edinburgh.  At least I now know how his middle name is
spelled.   I hope in the end I find our lines are intertwinned.

Elaine Sinclair-Hale
Marietta, Ohio



Hi.

Dunnet is a frequent middle name in my husband's family, right down to my
husband's uncle.  The Scottish family that I have been researching includes:
Margaret Dunnet SINCLAIR (b. 1873 - probably Canisbay)
Johan Dunnet SINCLAIR (b. circa 1878 - probably Canisbay)
Jamesina Dunnet SINCLAIR (b. 1879 - Canisbay)

These were all children of Robert SINCLAIR and Isabella DUNNET.

Does that tie in at all?

Suzanne Sinclair
Auckland, New Zealand

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>From: Niven Sinclair <niven@niven.co.uk>
>To: sinclair@mids.org
>Subject: Re: James Dunnit Sinclair
>Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 7:55 AM
>

>At 17:08 09/04/00 +0200, you wrote:
>>Sorry to say but there are nothing on him in the global Sinclari
>>Genealogic Database.
>>
>>Regards
>>Lena
>
>
>The name is more likely to be James DUNNETT Sinclair rather than Dunnit.
>
>The Sinclairs have intermarried with the Dunnetts.  Indeed, the present
>Lord Lieutenant of Caithness is Major Graham Dunnett who is married
>to Kay Sinclair, the current Secretary of the Clan Sinclair Society of 
>Caithness.
>
>Niven Sinclair
>
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