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Re: Angus family in Donaghadee, Co. Down

scottangus_1 — 2009-10-07 07:43:17Z

search back tp ireland from new zealand is a difficult task. i had a great grandfather from Donaghadee, Alexander Angus who was born in 1865 and emmigrated in 1873, ,arrying shorlt after getting here. I understand his father was rancis Angus. i would apprectiate any info anyone could help me with.

Re: Angus family in Donaghadee, Co. Down

scottangus_1 — 2009-10-07 07:25:12Z

Are you able to help me. i haver a Great grand father from Donaghadee, he left and emigrated to new zealand in i think 1865.

I have his history once he left england but little prior to that.

Re: Angus family in Donaghadee, Co. Down

scottangus_1 — 2009-10-07 07:20:46Z

I have a greatgrandfather who was born in Donaghadee county Down in Ireland. he emmigrated to new zealand in around 1865. his name was Alexander Angus. can anyone help with family history form Ireland that can conntect me with is ancestors or living relatives still in the area.
Scott.angus@xtra.co.nz

Please help me with information about WILLIAM FORBES ANGUS

HeatherGraham1941 — 2009-10-06 19:36:23Z

I really need someones help, about WILLIAM FORBES ANGUS born about 1824. His parents were WILLIAM ANGUS and KATHERINE FORBES. He married MARGARET HAISELY. and they had 2 children GEORGE ANGUS born 1864 and MARGARET JANE ANGUS born 1867.

This is the only information I have of them. What did WILLIAM FORBES ANGUS do as a job. and I believe he moved to Ireland, Dublin area., why was that? are there any of their relatives great grandchildren still around.

Please help me sort this jig-saw out.

Heather

Re: Decndants of Annie Blann and William Hay.

ruthflet55 — 2009-09-18 19:05:10Z

Hi Stephen, some of the info you included in you reply is correct but I thought Henry J B Hay had 4 step brothers. I am on holiday in the UK at the moment so I don't have any of my research with me. I will contact you again when I get home in October.
Kind regards, Ruth.

Re: Decndants of Annie Blann and William Hay.

spannel1 — 2009-09-11 07:43:59Z

Would this Annie Blann and William Hay be the parents of the following two soldiers,
HAY, WILLIAM
Nationality: United Kingdom
Rank: Serjeant
Regiment/Service: Gordon Highlanders 1st Bn.
Date of Death: 14/12/1914
Service No: 264
Memorial: YPRES (MENIN GATE) MEMORIAL

BLANN-HAY, Pte. Henry James, 125. 1st Bn. Died of wounds at sea, 7th May, 1915. Remembered on the Lone Pine Memorial, Gallipoli 13.
Enlisted 24 August 1914. Taken on strength, 1st Bn, 16 September 1914. Mortally wounded, 1 May 1915.
Fate Died of wounds 19 June 1915.
Born Aberdeen Scotland.
NOK Mother, Mrs Annie Sellers, 50 Burfitt Street, Leichhardt, New South Wales.
NAA file letter from mother “his father has been dead for 20 years and his only brother was killed at the Battle of Mons.”

Stephen

GUMTREE site.

HeatherGraham1941 — 2009-09-08 11:23:06Z

HELP, Someone replied to my message asking for help with information re-my great uncle DR WILLIAM.F.ANGUS MD PHYSICIAN/SURGEON from HOWTH, IRELAND in the mid 1800s.

This person called xBelleX replied by saying my WILLIAM ANGUS'S brother she thinks went to Sweden, and she thinks she knows the brothers children but I can't get back to her as I am politely told we don't look for Ancesters or lost friends on the GUMTREE SITE,

If anyone can help me get in touch with xBelleX or if you know anything about WILLIAM ANGUS, please do get in touch with me.

Thanks,

Heppsy

Angus

margaretthomson7 — 2009-08-30 19:04:17Z

My Great Grandfather was called James Angus born in Dundee in 1868. His father was also called James Angus and his mother Margaret Crookshank. As they were not married I have been unable to continue with this branch of my tree. Can anyone help me please?

Thanks Margaret

Re: Angus DNA Results 29 June 2009

jjbdd2 — 2009-06-30 23:50:34Z

a Male Line Angus took the DNA Test I1 [American Indian] According to his Daughter Likely New York in the 1780's

ANGUS Evie Npta 1894-1974

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-11 15:29:24Z

ANGUS Evie Npta 1894-1974

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,210 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

ANGUS Elbert A 1884-1962

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-11 15:29:12Z

ANGUS Elbert A 1884-1962

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,210 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Subject of the Angus DNA United States With Spelling Corrections

jjbdd2 — 2009-06-05 14:33:58Z

In My Global Tree I show 4 Families I. Michael Angus Born 1780-1797 in Halfmoon Albany County, New York Married Ellen DeLong with Sons; John, Bradley C(* My Ancestor), Charles, Henry, Elijah, Edward. II. I show a James Angus American Revolutionary War Soldier Married Mary Magdalene Baker With Sons; Thomas, John M. James, Jacob. III. Abraham Angus born 1750 Scotland 5 Sons Possibly William, James John, Theo and 1 Unnamed. shown in the 1790 United States Federal Census Record Albany County, New York. IV. Not Named Angus Father from Scotland born about 1786 According to the 1850 United States Federal Census Record Married Malinda Hart a Single Son John Daniel Angus.

I would Hope that a Direct Line Male from these Families Would Do the DNA test to See if any of the 4 Families are Related to Each Other

Subject of the Angus DNA United States

jjbdd2 — 2009-06-05 14:26:38Z

In My Global Tree I show 4 Families I. Michael Angus Born 1780-1797 in Halfmoon Albany County, New York Married Ellen DeLong with Sons; John, Bradley C(* My Ancestor), Charles, Henry, Elijah, Edward. II. I show a James Angus American Revolutionary War Soldier Married Mary Magdalene Baker With Sons; Thomas, John M. James, Jacob. III. Abraham Angus born 1750 Scotland 5 Sons Possibly William, James John, Theo and 1 Unnamed. shown in the 1790 United States Federal Census Record Albany County, New York. IV. Not Named Angus Father form Scotland born about 1786 According to the 1850 United States Federal Census Record Married Malinda Hart a Single Son John Daniel Angus.

I would Hope that a Direct Line Male from these Families Would Do the DNA test to See if any of the 4 Families are Related to Each Other

info about John Edward Mann Angus

juliemathewson — 2009-05-17 14:01:22Z

Looking for any help tracing information about John Edward Mann Angus b:1935. His father was David Paton Angus who married Margaret Francis Bedford in Dundee 1935.

Re: info about John Edward Mann Angus

farfarloon — 2009-05-17 11:29:24Z

There is no obvious person in the current telephone directory for Dundee and district. If he is still alive he would be 74 and nothing comes up that indicates his death in Scotland (Scotlandspeople) up to 2006.
If he was still resident in UK in 1953 at age 18 he would have been liable for military service so perhaps a record of this can be found.
However, he may have left UK and on findmypast.com I find a record of a John Angus age 5 born (calculated from age)about 1934 sailing from Glasgow to New York on the American Importer (United States Lines)departing 26 October 1939.
It might be wise to determine if this was your John and whether he then remained in USA or maybe Canada before following up possibilities in UK.

Re: Ann Angus Aberdeen, Scotland

Alexander_Law — 2009-05-12 17:35:18Z

Hi Emma.
Have info on Ann and Joseph Law of Aberdeen.
Regards Alexander

Decndants of Annie Blann and William Hay.

ruthflet55 — 2009-03-03 05:43:58Z

Searching for decendants of Annie Blann and William Hay married in Glasgow City Lanarkshire 1889. Annie later married .....Sellers. Any help appreciated. Ruth Fletcher.

Re: David Kidd (Kydd) and Isabella McNab

ruthflet55 — 2009-03-03 05:38:31Z

Hi again, Could you please contact me off site as I have some info on David and Alex Kydd/Kidd which may or may not help you. Ruth Fletcher
ruthflet@tpg.com.au

Angus Family

2000-01-25 17:59:57Z

I am searching for the Angus family who lived mainly in Grand Rapids, Michigan in the 1950's and 60's: Rita Marie Angus, David Eugene Angus, Daniel Angus, Douglas Thomas Angus, Susan Angus, Ray Angus, Alice Angus.

Roberta Angus of Dallas, TX 1921

drbrownlee — 2009-02-15 01:36:07Z

Roberta is pictured in the 1921 The Oak, yearbook of Oak Cliff High School. She is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help other researchers.

Iain Angus

AngusMacmillan — 2008-02-08 10:44:43Z

Looking for Iain Angus, whose mother was Eleanor ['Nellie'] Macmillan. The family may have emigrated to Canada in the early 1950s.

Re: Iain Angus

AngusMacmillan — 2008-03-11 23:12:33Z

I am afraid I don't know much about Iain's origins beyond that I think he may have been adopted and that before marriage his mother was my aunt Eleanor [Nellie] Macmillan, daughter of John Macmillan and his wife Mary McKechnie. I have lost contact with my father's brothers and sisters since they left for Canada in the early 1950s and this was an attempt to refind them via a relatively dictinctive name.

Cecil C. Angus

gbruner80 — 2008-03-24 18:39:29Z

Looking for any info on Cecil C. Angus, lived with William H. and Sadie Rogers in Maryland. Any relation to Mays family?

Re: STILL DESPARATELY LOOKING FOR

steang_1 — 2008-03-22 02:52:43Z

My grandfather was Frederick William Angus, and his son (my uncle) was named William Frederick Angus, but neither where born in Ireland. My grandad was a geordie.

Re: Angus DNA

adangus — 2008-08-20 15:21:06Z

Check out http://www.macinnes.org/misc/dnatesting.php where the steps for the Clan MacInnes DNA project are outlined. If you scan the site more broadly, you will note that "Angus" is taken to be a sept of MacInnes, or more correctly, MacAonghais. The testing is actually done through FamilyTreeDNA, see http://www.ftdna.com of Houston, where a variety of YDNA tests are available. They range from 12, 25, 37 & 67 marker "STR" tests for "haplotyping" to various "SNP" tests for "haplogrouping". If you are unfamiliar with the jargon, Wikipedia is a good source for background.
You don't have to join the Clan MacInnes in order to do the DNA testing and provide results to the group administrator, but you might find it interesting to join up. You get a better view of the other clan members who've tested if you do. So far, there are many with MacInnes, MacInnis, MacAngus, and so on; but I think I am the one and only straight Angus so far.
BTW, I descend from a long line of Alexander Anguses as well, but from further up north-east than Glasgow.

Angus DNA

adangus — 2008-07-09 21:21:17Z

I am Allan Douglas Angus, (b. 1951 SK, Canada), son of Alexander Angus (b. 1919, MacDuff, Scotland), son of Edward Angus (b. 1886 MacDuff, Scotland), son of Alexander Angus (b. 1849 MacDuff), son of Alexander Angus (b. 1806 Gamrie, Scotland), and so on.

I have done Y-DNA testing to check the story that "Angus" is a sept of MacInnes. (See http://www.macinnes.org ) and I find that the existing set of folks involved in the MacInnes DNA project seem to have 3 distinct backgrounds. These include the expected DalRiada Scots, Norse, and what may be Pictish. I appear to fall into that latter category.

My haplogroup is R1b1b2a2 or R1-S116, for those into such things. My haplotype falls into what Sykes calls OGAP2 (google "Bryan Sykes") or what Oppenheimer calls R1b-9 "Rox" (google "Stephen Oppenheimer"). These patterns both point to a group of Mesolithic hunter-gatherers who entered Scotland about 15,000 - 13,000 years ago. This rather predates the invasion of Argyll by the Scots by around, oh, a lot.

My Ysearch ID is SDZ95, and I have also posted DNA results on my site here at Ancestry.

But enough about me... I have found no one else with the Angus surname at FamilyTreeDNA, Ysearch, or Ancestry.

Would anyone else among you be willing to step up and do Y-DNA testing to help further uncover the background of this family name?

Re: Angus DNA

adangus — 2008-08-20 16:48:34Z

Great. Once you get your 25-marker results, FTDNA will probably also make an intelligent guess as to your haplogroup, which for Scots is usually R1b, R1a, or I1a. R1b is often associated with the expected Celtic or Pictish ancestry, while I1a often implies a Viking somewhere. R1a may imply Norse or Germanic ancestry. If your interests swing to verifying the haplogroup estimate, you can later get what's called a deep-clade test. The 25-marker test is a good starting point for testing relationships over the last few hundred years. Haplogroup testing looks at deeper relationships over, perhaps, some thousands of years.

You'll also be able to look for DNA matches in the FTDNA database and at YSearch.

On the mtDNA side, most testing can only tell the haplogroup of your maternal line. It is not so useful for judging near-term maternal relationships, unlike YDNA on the paternal side.

You may also be interested in looking at http://dna-forums.org which is a message board dedicated to this area.

Angus family from Bute, Boleskine and Inverness, Scotland

johnwhitelands — 2007-07-02 05:38:31Z

Seeking information on an ANGUS family who married into my Macraes. I would be very grateful for any additional information.

MARGARET MACRAE was born in the Black Isle parish of Knock¬bain on 11 October 1796 and was baptised at Arpafeelie Epis¬copal chapel on 16 October the same year. She died in 1831 and there is a memorial stone to her in the Kilmuir burial ground, Black Isle. At Inverness on 11 May 1821 she married PETER ANGUS, a gunner, sailor and cutterman who served on several ships including the "Atlantic Cutter". He was born at Rothesay, Isle of Bute c.1788 and died at Inverness on 8 January 1863. Peter was the son of Peter Angus, a shipmaster, and Janet Muir. At Boleskine, Inverness shire on 5 June 1835, four years after the death of his first wife, Peter married Jemima Ross. She was born at Ardersier, Inverness shire c.1814 and died at 5 Waterloo Place, Inverness on 13 March 1873 (the informant being her son-in-law Alexander Martin. Jemima was the daughter of Kenneth Ross, a lock keeper, and Johanna McIntyre. Peter's family home was 68, Telford Road, Inverness, and Peter was latterly a Superintendent 2nd Mate for the Inland Revenue. Peter and his second wife Jemima were buried in a family plot at Chapel Yard, Inverness. From both marriages there was issue:
1 ARCHIBALD ANGUS (1st marriage) was baptised in Inverness on 29 August 1823. He was alive at the time of the death of his sister Catherine [4 ] in 1862.
2 ISABELLA ANGUS (1st marriage) was baptised at Inverness on 5 April 1825 and emigrated to Australia. Some time after the death of her mother, Isabella erected a memorial stone to her in the Kilmuir burial ground on the Black Isle: on that stone it refers to Isabella as "of Chesterfield, Waverley, Australia". (Waverley is a small area of Sydney, in which lie roads called Chesterfield Lane and Chesterfield Place - hence the name on her mother's memorial. It is believed that there was originally a large house called Chesterfield in that area).
3 JANET ANGUS (1st marriage) was baptised in Inverness on 30 April 1827.
4 CATHERINE ANGUS (1st marriage) was baptised in Inverness on 29 November 1829 and died there on 2 November 1862. She was a general domestic servant and died unmarried at her father's house.
5 JOANNA ANGUS (second marriage) was born at Boleskine, Inverness shire on 12 March 1836 and was a dressmaker and general domestic servant. In Inverness on 26 October 1866 she married Alexander Martin, a gardener. He was born c.1838 and was the son of Donald Martin, a shoemaker, and Ann Allan. In 1873, Alexander was living at 71, Tomnachurch Street, Inverness and was the informant upon the death of his wife's mother, Jemima Angus/McIntyre. (In 1928 upon the death of Joanna's sister Jemima, the informant was a Martin relation who lived at 15, Derby Road, Withington, Manchester). They had one son and two daughters (I have more information).
6 JANET ANGUS (2nd marriage) was born in Inverness and bap¬tised there on 3 January 1838. She died in 1909 and was buried in a family plot at Chapel Yard, Inverness. In 1861 Janet was a domestic servant and she lived with her parents in their Inverness home.
7 PETER ANGUS (2nd marriage) was born in Inverness on 2 November 1840. He died in 1851 and was buried in a family plot at Chapel Yard, Inverness.
8 JESSIE ANGUS was born in Inverness c.1841, according to the 1871 census, at which time she was living at her widowed mother's home in Telford Road, Inverness. (It is possible that this "Jessie" is a nickname for "Janet" [6].
9 JEMIMA ANGUS was born c.1844 and died in 1847 aged three years and was buried in the family plot at Chapel Yard, Inverness.
10 KENNETH ANGUS (2nd marriage) was born c.1846 and died in 1854 and was buried in a family plot at Chapel Yard, Inverness.
11 JOHN ANGUS (2nd marriage) was born in Lochbroom c.1848 (the 1871 census says Ullapool). He died unmarried at 5 Waterloo Place, Inverness on 2 November 1872 and was buried in a family plot at Chapel Yard, Inverness. In 1861 he was an apprentice sheepman and in 1871 he is described as a hardware merchant in Inverness: at both times he was living in his parents' Inverness home. Upon his death he was described as an ironmonger.
12 ARCHIBALD ANGUS (2nd marriage) was born in Inverness on 19 June 1849 and was baptised there the following month on 17 July. In 1871 he was living at his widowed mother's Inverness home and was a hardware merchant. Archibald died in New York, USA on 25 December 1913. (Strangely, on Archibald's baptism entry, his father Peter was described as a "grocer of Telford Road, Inverness", not a sailor). It was Archibald who paid for a memorial stone on the Angus family plot at Chapel Yard, Inverness, and upon his death, his name was added to the stone.
13 JEMIMA ANGUS (2nd marriage) was born in Inverness c.1852. She died unmarried on 5 September 1928 at ..... Carse Road, Inverness (though her home was then at 4 Telford Road), and she was buried in the family plot at Chapel Yard, Inverness. In 1871 she was living with her widowed mother in Telford Road, Inverness. Upon her death, Jemima was described as a ladies companion, and the informant was a Martin relation of her sister Joanna.

RESEARCHING

HeatherGraham19 — 2007-09-05 08:07:35Z

All these people were from IRELAND and STAYED in Ireland from as far back as 1800

SURNAMES

ANGUS from Howth, North Dublin
CASHELL, Co Wexford.
CHADWICK,Co Wexford,
COCHRAN(E) Lurgan,then New Ross, & Dublin
COLLIER, Co Wexford.
DEACON, Co Wexford & Dublin,
GILMORE, Portadown, Then Howth
GODDEN, Dublin
HANBIDGE. Co Wicklow
MORRISON. Northern Ireland, Then Dublin,
TACKABERRY, Co Wexford.
TAIT. Down, Dublin, Kilrush,

Please help me with information about any of these people.

Thanks,

Heppsy

STILL DESPARATELY LOOKING FOR

HeatherGraham19 — 2007-06-20 08:36:25Z

I am still on the trail of WILLIAM.F.ANGUS From Ireland,

also his wife ? MARGARET HAISELY,

and ?? Children GEORGE ANGUS born 1864 in DONGHADEE Ireland

and ?? MARGARET JANE ANGUS born 1867 in Co DOWN Ireland

Can ANYONE throw some light on any of these people.

Do help me,

Heather

Re: John Angus

HeatherGraham19 — 2007-06-20 08:28:13Z

Hi, Could you tell me where your John Angus (the father )born 1820 was born. or came from?

As I have a John Angus born in Ireland (but stayed there) born the same year.1820

I look forward to hearing from you.

Heather

David Kidd (Kydd) and Isabella McNab

MarnyO — 2007-05-13 16:18:20Z

Seeking birth information and parents for David Kidd (or Kydd) who was born in 1866 (other dates are 1873 and 1870) in Carmyllie, Angus Scotland. He married Isabella McNab who was born in Dundee in or about 1876. Their children were Catherine, John, David, Alexander, Mary, and Jeannie. The family is referenced in the 1901 census as living on Ladywell Road in Motherwell Scotland - David is a Railway Engineer. The family moved to Canada in or about 1910 and settled in Toronto, Ontario - listed as living at 38 Silver street. Isabella is the daughter of William Mcnab & Catherine. In Toronto they may have been grocers or store owners. Son John worked as a printer in Toronto and then joined WW1 (Underage)and later was an RCMP officer in Ottawa (married Viola Gardiner from Cantley Quebec and they had 13 children). John died in 19663 - the entire family is a roadblock past and future - any help greatly appreciated.

ANGUS of Grand Rapids, MI, 1950+

MarilynRoth58 — 2007-10-21 17:28:15Z

Do you know the approximate birth dates of the Anguses you named? If you mean those were siblings of the same household in the 1950's, they might have been descended from the family found on census databases, possibly children of George, b. 1920, or Robert, b. 1925. Notice that the name Alice occurs: Alice, b. ca. 1877.

In Grand Rapids, Kent Co., MI, 1880, ANGUS: Josephus, 42; Sarah, 39; & ch. Willard, 19; Rosa, 18; George, 16; all b. NY; & Alice, 3, b. MI.

In Kent Co., 1900, ANGUS: Charles, 66; Martha, 67; J. A., 42; Mertie, 40; Willard E. {Wm.?}, 40; George, 34.

In Kent Co., 1910, ANGUS: Martha, 77; Wm., 50 {Willard?}.

Kent Co., 1930, ANGUS: A. George, 31; Rose, 30; George, 10; Marguerite, 9; Alice, 8; Robert, 5; Wm., 70.

I Googled Zabasearch and clicked advanced search for the males you listed in Michigan. There is a David listed in Ann Arbor, b. Dec. 1932/3? & Raymond of Midland, MI, b. Oct. 1932. You might possibly find the correct ones if you have better information about ages. I don't see the males named on the Social Security Death Index, so they are probably living. SSDI does have George ANGUS (31 July 1919 - 22 May 1988) last res. Kent Co., MI.

Re: Angus DNA

timangus1 — 2008-08-20 16:01:11Z

Thanks Allan - I ordered up the kit for Y-DNA25+mtDNA. I hope this one will suffice. Can't wait for the results, which I will post..
Thanks very much for the assistance.

Re: Angus DNA

timangus1 — 2008-09-15 18:21:32Z

Hello Allan - my kit arrived last week, however I am holding off a few days or a week to submit the sample, as I notice the sample is to be shipped to Houston, which is in such a mess right now that one couldn't be sure the sample would be received properly. I'll let you know the results when they are back.
Cheers....

Re: Angus DNA

timangus1 — 2008-08-20 03:03:32Z

Hi Allan - I am Timothy Kyle Angus, (b. Ottawa, ON Canada, Nov,1, 1972). My ancestors (Archibald Angus, Alexander Angus, David Angus) have been traced to Glasgow (Saracen Head Lane) in early 1800's (so far). How would one go about the YDNA testing process?

Re: John Angus

mmcmahon66 — 2007-06-21 03:48:17Z

Hi Heather,

My JOHN Angus was born in Scotland and came here about 1850.
cheers
Maureen
Australia

Re: Iain Angus

robertforshaw843 — 2008-03-15 03:39:47Z

iain@iainangus.com

i contacted iain and he says he isnt the one you are looking for but he asked for you to contact him on the above e-mail. I think hes a good guy for family research and he would like to help as he lives in Canada.

rob

Re: Iain Angus

robertforshaw843 — 2008-03-12 18:12:23Z

well i have just got in touch with iain, if you want i can ask him if hes the guy you are looking for. I will send through what you sent to me and if he is i will pass on his e-mail to you

Robert

Robert ANGUS b.1850 Co Down m. Anna Mary McClelland b.1853

Jmckeen1940 — 2009-01-02 01:38:22Z

I am descended from Robert ANGUS b. 1850 and Anna Mary McClelland Angus b. 1853. Their son, Robert Angus b. 1883 and Marion Allen Angus b. 1895 were my grandparents. They were married in Innishargie in 1919 and came to the USA immediately after where they had their children, one being my dad, Harold Angus. I am trying to gather any and all information about their family, including the original Robert's parents.

Updated Information on Michael Angus 1780 Halve Maan, New York

jjbdd2 — 2008-09-20 14:50:10Z

While Looking on the Internet at Half Moon, Saratoga County, New York, I Learn that Halve Maan is the Dutch Name, and Half Moon was Created a Town in 1788 in Albany County, New York, and is in the 1790 United States Federal Census Records in Albany County, New York, Half Moon Becomes Part of Saratoga County, New York in 1791 and There after is Shown in the Saratoga County, New York United States Federal Census Records Starting with the 1800 Census

Michael Angus Family with his Wife and Children and Her Parents

jjbdd2 — 2008-08-28 19:00:41Z

Michael Angus his Parents are unknown born 27 Jan 1780 in Halfmoon, Saratoga County, New York and Died 25 Oct 1839 in Butler Township, Wayne County, New York.

Married Ellen Nellie Delong Daughter of Abraham Delong and Catharina Hand in Halfmoon, Saratoga County, New York on 29 Nov 1807

Nine Children first Four are Born in Saratoga County, New York, Remaining Five Children are Born in Butler Township, Wayne County, New York: Catherine born 10 Oct 1808, John Born 1811, Emelia Born 1813, Unnamed Son 1814, Bradley C. born 16 Apr 1816, Charles born 23 Feb 1819, Henry born 04 May 1822, Elijah born 1826, Edward born 11 June 1829.

I would Like Some Help From The Angus Family

jjbdd2 — 2008-08-28 18:18:54Z

I am Looking for Michael Angus Who Lived in 1780 Halfmoon, Saratoga County, New York born 27 January 1780 and Died in Butler Township, Wayne County, New York on 25 October 1839 as to his Ancestry, Married Ellen Nellie Delong

Re: Angus Family moved to Ontario,Canada

jdangus175 — 2008-08-27 15:25:53Z

This is my husband's family. His grandfather was Leslie Angus. I have tried for quite some time to find information and others out there that are related, especially regarding Robert Byron Angus and Julia Orange Johnston. Robert Byron was my husbands great grandfather also. I have a picture of this couple and their children, all except George, who wasn't born at the time the photo was taken. The original couple that came over from Scotland with the Rutherglen Union Society in 1821 are John Angus and his wife, Margaret Smith. If still interested, I would love to exchange information. If I get your email address we could discuss this away from the message board.

David Angus descendants

pit01a03 — 2007-12-18 22:13:45Z

I am looking for information on David Angus, born 5 July 1872 in Glasgow. He was the youngest son of John Angus and Catherine Cairns Morrison. He was a Silver Smith who emigrated to the USA in 1893. He arrived at Ellis Island on 3 July 1893 aboard The Umbria (which came from Liverpool). I don't know whether he remained in the USA or moved on to Canada. Thank you.
Ruth Stephens

Re: missing marriage date for an Edward Angus wed to a Jane Douglas, both born approx. 1821

N80fab — 2008-06-15 13:59:26Z

Hello there
Regards to the marriage info - this couple are also in my family tree. I have a strong Angus connection. I havent been able to find a marriage for these 2 either but I might be able to shed a bit of light on this for you.
A lot of the Angus's didnt get married in what you would call a normal church. They all lived near to the Scottish Border and it was quite a common thing for them to elope and get married at Lamberton Toll booth in Scotland. These marriages are classed as irregular border marriages and its a nightmare getting info as a lot of the records are not available. My local records office as some records but probably only a couple of decades. They are not listed in this book.
Fiona

Re: Angus Family moved to Ontario,Canada

connieangus1 — 2008-08-27 16:33:55Z

Thank you so much for responding. I am definately still interested though I have not done much work on this lately because I have not had the time needed. You can contact me at: connieangus1@hotmail.com
Thank you again.

Angus Family moved to Ontario,Canada

connieangus1 — 2008-02-14 21:26:13Z

I am looking for info on John and Mary Angus who settled in Lanark County,Ontario around 1821.Their family also lived in Lanark and Renfrew counties. Son or grandson James married Mary in March of 1833. They had 5 boys and 4 girls, 3 of which died in a diptheria epidemic in 1881. The youngest son Robert was my husbands great grandfather. He married Julia Johnson on April 7,1891 in Drayton, North Dakota. Their children are Emery Lawrence,Leslie Austin,Freeman Robert,Cecil,Leona and George. If anyone can tell me about John and Mary, I would appreciate the info.

Re: George Angus

connieangus1 — 2008-02-14 21:08:13Z

I have a George Angus, son of Robert Byron Angus and Julia Johnson.He was born in April,1903 and married Florence Dawson.

Re: Iain Angus

robertforshaw76 — 2008-03-11 21:30:14Z

Would he have been related to a Forshaw in his heritage, because i am trying to contact and Iain Angus, in canada whose heritage is through the Forshaw Name