Drummond - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Drummond DNA

Mmarkeydale — 2009-11-14 02:42:54Z

I would like to find the Drummonds who had their DNA tested. While my immediate family comes from Walker Co., Alabama, my DNA shows a connection with Drummonds in Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania. I have been through many Drummond people in that area but cannot figure out how I and my family connect with these Mid-Western Drummonds. I have a large tree with many of their names but show no overlap with my family. I hope someone out there can help me.

Many Thanks in advance
Martha Drummond

Robert and Sarah Drummond

ptrsha05 — 2009-10-12 14:12:42Z

My grandfather, Robert Drummond (African American) ,married

Sarah (no last name-biracial Cherokee/African). He was one

of the last "sharecroppers" in the Pelham and Greer area

of SC. It is reported that their were 13 children born to

the couple and there are over 100 grand, great grand,

great, great grand children. I can not find any history

relating to this African family are records of Robert

and Sarah's birth.

Please help.

Thomas Drummond Hinds County Miss

golowe2 — 2009-10-04 16:32:05Z

I am searching for anyone interested in the Drummond family in Hinds County. Thomas was born in Tenn, married Mary Elizabeth Tynes in Carroll Co. Tenn. They had at least 4 children-two were Alice Harriette who later married Seaborn Lowe, and William Burney. I think the family lived in Edwards, Miss.
Please respond if you have any knowledge of this family.

Re: James Drummond b. est ca. 1715 - est. ca. 1790

carlsonlw — 2009-10-03 01:06:09Z

You start with what you know. That is, the names, birthdates, birthplaces of your parents and grandparents. Ask your grandfather the names and info on his parents and grandparents.

Once you have done that, you can start to look further back.

Go to Familysearch.org and read some of the information they have posted to get you started. They have a free program (PAF) which you can download and use to organize and record your family information.

Be very careful what information you put on the internet to protect yourself and your family. You will find a lot of information on www.Cyndislist.com

You will find a lot of information on
http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#start

Re: James Drummond b. est ca. 1715 - est. ca. 1790

jessedrummond — 2009-10-02 22:02:03Z

ive been trying to do some research on our drummond clan or culture its very interesting my name is jesse drummond im 14 yrs old just wondering my grandpa said we were related to abraham lincoln and that we are related to tom hanks if u could do some research and find out let me know thank you

Lyman Green / Irene Drummond

susan5704 — 2009-08-29 22:34:40Z

Seeking information and descendants of Lyman and Irene (Drummond) Green. Irene was the daughter of William Drummond and Octavia "Tavie" Thornton of Mississippi. Lyman and Irene were married 19 February 1937 in Michigan. Irene died 23 August 1989 and Lyman 6 May 1992; SSDI suggests they were living in Caddo Parish at the time. Obituary look-ups appreciated. I have a scanned image of a letter that Irene wrote to her Thornton relatives describing their marriage; would love to send a copy to their descendants.
susan.marston@comcast.net

Benjamin Drummond

Prp66chs — 2009-08-16 20:10:29Z

I am looking for any info on Benjamin Drummond. I have the same Benjamin married to an Eva ? and a Matilda Hess. I have he was born in Virginia or Ohio about 1825. He Lived in Amanda township, Vanlue, Ohio in the 1860, 1870. 1880 census. The children he had by Matilda Hess were Manningb1866,Sarah G, b.1862, Emma J. b 1871, John b.1874, Lydia b. 1876, Charles Benjamin b. 1868. Children he had by Eva are Abraham, Alva Paul, William Henry, George. If any one knows anything about this Benjamin Drummond I would be greatful to hear from you. Have benn looking for 2 years trying to find out who his parents are and to noavail. Thanks.

John Everett (Edward) Drummond

darlenedrummond6 — 2009-08-13 19:56:56Z

I am trying to locate this person and his wife Dora Hawkins. They were from Rankin County, Mississippi in 1920. One of his sons (John D.) was my husband's grandfather. We would appreciate any info that would help us find this family.

Search for Heather Drummond, London USA, born Rhodesia

miriamhulbert — 2009-08-07 21:49:27Z

I am trying to trace a lady, Heather Drummond, who is I'm sure a cousin, born to my Uncle Roy Drummond, who lived in Rhodesia for many years. Another cousin(Neil Muir-son of Jean Muir,nee'Drummond)sent me a message he had found on a Drummond website in USA(an old posting dated 2001)but we have both tried to email to the email address given without any success. My mother was Margaret Wilson Drummond, sister to Roy Drummond, Morven Drummond, Isla Cockburn and Jean. Isla had 2 children also- Colin and Jeremy, both I think in USA. Your cousins in UK.would love to hear from these "lost"cousins, if any of you receive this message! Please email miriam.hulbert@btinternet.com

BENJAMIN DRUMMOND

Prp66chs — 2009-08-02 13:56:57Z

LOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON BENJAMIN DRUMMOND BORN ABOUT 1820 IN OHIO OR VIRGINIA, MARRIED MATILDA HESS, CHILDREN MANNING, SARAH, DELLA, EMMA, JOHN, LYDIA, ANNA, CHARLES. MARRIED TO EVA ? CHILDREN ABRAHAM, GEORGE, ELIZABETH, WILLIAM HENRY, ALVA PAUL. LIVED IN AMANDA TWP. OHIO IN THE 1800'S ANY INFO WOULD BE OF HELP TRYING TO FIND OUT WHO BENJAMINS PARENTS ARE.

Gavin Drummond - Perth Scotland

caryllrob — 2009-07-25 14:31:42Z

I'm looking for information about Gavin Drummond born somewhere in the mid 1800's. May be married to Annie ? may be Thomsom or Thompson.They had a son George who was killed in WWII. Another son James who was in the Canadian Arm forces in WWII, he married Laura May Wenlock in 1918. A sister Margaret Wyllie Drummond, I'm not sure if she married. They were living in Dunfermline Perth, Scotland in 1914.

Re: Thomas Madison Drummond, 1839-1916

Mmarkeydale — 2009-07-08 04:27:17Z

I have recently learned that Thomas Madison Drummond had two wives, one Rachel Evans by whom he had many children. Then during the Civil War he moved to Indiana to avoid fighting and apparently while there fathered two children. One was Alfred Drummond; the other was Mary Elizabeth Drummond. TMD moved back to Walker Co. AL at some point, bringing his children with him. Alfred remained in AL, married, and had children. The girl disappeared after the 1900 census. I know nothing of his second wife. (He apparently divorced Rachel according to a later census. And in 1900 he and Alfred were living in a different household from that of Rachel.) I have traced my brother's DNA to Drummonds in Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. If anyone can help me connect TMD to a wife in that area, I would be eternally grateful. Her name may have been Elizabeth Allen.

Thannks

George Drummond / Lewiston, Missouri

srlott — 2009-07-06 23:24:12Z

My name is Stephen Lott and I enjoy all things old. Knowing this, my mom gave me a couple of old books. In one of them, was some folded paper. It is a handwritten school song written by either E. E. or George Drummond.

If you are related to this person, please contact me and we can try to make arrangements for me to get this to you.

Stephen Lott
srlott@hotmail.com
http://www.booksbystephen.etsy.com

Re: John Drummond/Hannah Fenton of Glasgow, Scotland

radently — 2009-06-19 20:03:31Z

I have information on the descendants of James Drummond (1852), child of John Drummond and Hannah Fenton. If you are still seeking this information, please contact me at ardently@verizon.net

Nellie V Drummond

nchrist — 2009-05-18 15:07:16Z

Looking for Nellie V Drummond b about 1913 in OK daughter of Jesse Franklin Drummond and Annie Margaret Barnes. Jesse did research on the Walker family with his grandfather John Wesley Walker in 1911. Would like to find who in the family has all the notes from this research. Jesse Drummond was a printer in the newspaper business so it would stand to reason that he could possibly have the info. Jesse and Anne were in OKC in 1910 and 1930 and in Long Island NY in 1920. Anything on this family would be greatly appreciated.
thanks. Nolin Christensen

Re: James Drummond b. est ca. 1715 - est. ca. 1790

gmcflc — 2009-05-11 15:35:15Z

I just now saw the notification for your posting--We need to compare some notes, as I was up to three marriages when you contacted me regarding Ann Bennett. I have questions about Ellen, who I find mentioned only in Samuel's will. The link to William Bicknell's memoir should answer your question about James' whereabouts between 1746-1766. I have wondered if his marriage to Jane Bicknell might not have been a 2nd marriage. I will e-mail you directly--I suspect you have better access to records than I and can straighten out some of my misconceptions.

Re: James Drummond b. est ca. 1715 - est. ca. 1790

morrinsville103 — 2009-05-11 04:00:06Z

Hi I have just come across your message board while doing some research. I am the 2xgt.granddaughter of Samuel Drummond. I have all the same info as you and yes I believe Laurence and Elizabeth are the parents of James born 1715. My grandmother always said the family could be traced back to Annabella Drummond who married Robert the third of Scotland. The only Laurence Drummonds I can find on any research sites were all born in Scotland.
I don't know if you have found anything about James between 1745 and 1766 but I have not been able to.I wonder if he fled to France like a lot of Scotsmen did at that time.
Samuel was indeed an Associate of the Royal Acadamy,he also taught at the Acadamy painting school for a time and was I believe the curator of the school at one stage. Samuel was married twice the second time to Ann Bennett who he married in 1825.
His youngest son Julian (my gt.grandfather),and his sons Julian Edward and Philip Maurice (my grandfather) were also artists.
I hope this has been of some help.

Augustus Lee Drummond in my maternal DNA

Mmarkeydale — 2009-05-02 05:55:37Z

I am attempting to locate information on the descendants of Augustus Lee Drummond (1889 Adams, Ind., 1932 Grant, Ind.)(He is listed as Lee in the census.) married to Ila Dell Johnson (1889 Marion-1950 Marion, Ind.). His father was James Wesley Drummond.

They had four sons: James harrold Drummond (1909 Ind.), Clarence R. Drummond (1911-1980), Robert Leroy Drummond (1913-1997), and William E. Drummond (1918-1920). Robert L. married Helen Crystal McNeely (1922 Ind.) and fathered Robert Edward Drummond. I have been unable to locate other wives or children or any other information other than census which shows all with their parents through 1930. Can anyone help? I will be happy to exchange information.

john Drummond of Brunswick Virginia

carlsonlw — 2009-03-31 19:42:12Z

John Drummond m. Katherine Love 10 Dec. 1791 in Brunswick, VA. He died there in 1816. I am seeking his parents. I believe he may have been from Carriden, West Lothian, Scotland, possibly Grangepans.

I bekieve he is somehow related to Grieve Drummond b. Feb 1777 Grangepans, West Lothian, Scotland who lived in Brunswick and died in Petersburg Va.,7 Nov 1844.

Any information would be most appreciated.

Re: Drummond married Davenport

carlsonlw — 2009-02-27 21:01:45Z

James Drummond had a son named Edward and I have seen the name Edwin also used for this same son. I have never seen anything documenting his parents or any siblings and am curious where you found the info on his brothers.

The only reason I suspect William F. may be related is that they married sisters. William is a common name in the Drummond families of Chesterfield and Dinwiddie Counties of VA where I suspect these Drummonds originated. I have 18 Williams in my files.

I have not seen the name Patience in Nancy's ancestry. I'd be happy to share what I've found on these families. Contact me at:

lcarlson@hvc.rr.com

Drummond married Davenport

carlsonlw — 2009-02-15 18:36:40Z

Lucy Smith Davenport and her sister Elizabeth Green Davenport were the children of William Davenport and Nancy Patience Green.

Lucy m. William F. Drummond 29 Sep 1825 in Morgan Co. GA
GA.

Elizabeth m. James Drummond 28 Oct 1824 in Morgan Co. GA

James was b. abt 1800 in VA. I am not sure about William. I suspect these two were brothers and am searching for information on their ancestry. Any help would be much appreciated.

drummond VA to GA

carlsonlw — 2009-01-19 18:57:22Z

I am searching for the parents of two Drummonds, possibly brothers who came to Morgan Co. GA and married sisters.

James drummond, b. VA abt 1800 married Elizabeth Green Davenport 28 Oct. 1824. William F. Drummond m. Lucy Smith Davenport 29 Sep. 1825, both in Morgan Co. Any help would be appreciated

Re: drummond lineage

kumabear17 — 2009-01-25 06:04:59Z

I saw an old post from you regarding James Drummond
Posted: 21 Apr 2000 3:27PM GMT

My relationship comes down through Robert's brother Donald. I would enjoy sharing information if you are still interested.

Bernard (Butch) Drummond Wright
Issaquah, WA

Jane Drummond

susanfranceshale — 2009-03-29 18:19:18Z

I am researching Jane Drummond born around 1814 in perhaps Ireland or possibly Scotland, married William McGladdery in 1835 in county Antrim, Ireland, she died in Ireland in unknown year. I am very interested in finding her parents and birth place. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

Re: James Drummond b. est ca. 1715 - est. ca. 1790

gmcflc — 2009-03-12 03:41:47Z

As far as I know, Samuel & Rose did not have a son named John. That is not to say John Drummond may not have been a close relation. What I've been able to piece together so far:

Laurence Drummond m. Elizabeth Unknown
Thomas Drummond christened 22 Feb 1711/12 St. Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London, England
James Drummond b. christened 03 Jul 1715 Saint Martin in the Fields, Westminster, London, England

James Drummond m. Jane Bicknell Feb 1766 Middlesex, England
(Military Service 1745--fought for The Pretender, Jacobite Rebellion and was exiled for a number of years.)

Children: Samuel b. 25 Dec 1766 Middlesex; Jane b. abt. 1768; Elizabeth b. 24 Dec 1770

Jane Bicknell, d/o John Bicknell & Jane Green, b. 08 Apr 1746 d. 24 Dec 1770. Her brother's memoirs indicate he thought his brother-in-law James was a ne'er-do-well who couldn't hold down a job and destroyed his sister's health.

Jane Drummond married George Frederick 10 Oct 1795 Saint Andrew, Enfield, London, England.

Elizabeth Drummond--I have found no further information.

Samuel Drummond is my direct ancestor. Military service: in the Navy about 1784. He was a painter of portraits and naval history and a member of the National Academy.

Daughter Emma Beeston Drummond b. 26 Jul 1791 St. James, Westminster to Samuel and Ann Drummond.

Samuel married Rose Hudson on 27 Feb 1794 Saint Clement Danes, Westminster. Children: Eliza Ann b. 27 Jan 1799; Charlotte Angelica b. 13 May 1801; Jane b. 30 Jul 1803; Samuel b. 31 Mar 1806; Sarah Sophia b. 18 Oct 1809--all in Westminster. No date of death for Rose Drummond.

Samuel married Ann Holanby abt. 1816. A daughter Rose/Rosa Myra b. Dec 1816; Julian b. 1826 St. Anne Soho.

Rose Myra Drummond painted under the names of "Rose" and "Myra." Her best known was a miniature portrait of Charles Dickens, which he gave to his wife as a wedding gift.

Two of Samuel's grandsons (sons of Julian) also were painters in their own right.

Mind you, the records are confusing, and someone with a better access to and understanding of English vital records may be able to clarify and/or correct my understanding of this family thus far.

Re: DRUMMOND HISTORY

fejoas — 2008-12-17 20:15:14Z

You can begin your search here for free:

http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=0

Re: James Drummond b. est ca. 1715 - est. ca. 1790

HByford1914 — 2009-03-12 14:44:41Z

THANKS FOR ALL YOUR INFORMATION.
I WILL LOOK INTO IT FURTHER WITH ANOTHER RELATIVE I HAVE MET ON-LINE IN THE DRUMMOND FAMILY.
I WILL BE IN TOUCH IF I FIND ANYTHING INTERESTING.
THE ONE OTHER THING I FORGOT TO SAY TO YOU ON MY FIRST LETTER WAS THAT I HAVE SEEN SOMEWHERE IN THE RECORDS MENTION OF JAMES DRUMMOND BEING IN U.S.A. AT LEAST TWICE IN THE TIME PERIOD 1745 ONWARDS MENTIONING THE REBELLION I HAVE TRIED TO FIND IT AGAIN BUT I WAS NOT SUCCESSFUL SADLY.
I,M SURE IT WAS ON ANCESTRY
MAY BE YOU WILL BE LUCKY AND FIND IT.
BEST WISHES H.B NEE D

Re: William Drummond, Sarah Prescott, or Sarah Swann

tmartinmss — 2009-01-25 05:10:47Z

Sarah Swann. And yes I have the information regarding the line from WD to ED.

Looking for John Spencer Drummond or family

s4rLizzy — 2009-04-01 22:47:53Z

I am trying to connect w/John Spencer Drummond or family members. He was born on or about 12/8/1924 and mith live in Florida. Please contact me if you have any info. Thanks a bunch!

Re: Relationship? Lydia, Isaac, Link Drummond

snidersue — 2008-12-12 04:58:03Z

I did send you an email at your email address as shown....just in case you have spam guard that won't let me through!
Sue

Re: William Drummond, Sarah Prescott, or Sarah Swann

Mmarkeydale — 2009-01-25 07:37:05Z

Would you send me this information? You can email me at

markeydale@centurytel.net

Thanks,
MD

Re: Campbell, MacGregor, Macgruder, Drummond of Perthshire during the late 1500's and early 1600's

Mmarkeydale — 2009-01-20 17:15:04Z

Fascinating! Where did you find this information? And are we "cousins?"

Martha

Re: Malcolm Beg(g) Drummond

Mmarkeydale — 2009-03-09 03:17:37Z

I wish the gentleman who wanted the scholarly information would step in again. I too want scolarly information. I do have DNA that says I have both Begg and Drummond blood, but I have yet to be able to trace the one Begg name I have--Robert Beggs of Ireland and Ontario, b. 1824-1876. But I cannot get beyond this point. The nineteenth century book mentioned in one of the posts says that there are documents beginning with Malcolm Beg. But where are they? He provides no bibliography.

Re: Campbell, MacGregor, Macgruder, Drummond of Perthshire during the late 1500's and early 1600's

Mmarkeydale — 2009-01-29 05:39:34Z

Roderick, we probably aren't very closely related. I am descended from Annabella, but Alexander D. seems to be VERY distant from my family. I am descended from Gov. William Drummond of Bacon's Rebellion fame or infamy, depending on whether the historian one is reading is British or American. Alexander was a side-line I was chasing and found his family interesting given the mix of names. There are, I notice, many Roderick Drummond's back there, so you must be carrying on a family tradition. We have so many William's it is difficult to know who we are talking about.
Thanks for your insights.

Martha

Re: Drummonds Gateshead Durham England

dmallan2000 — 2009-01-19 17:00:38Z

My great great grandfather on my maternal side Christopher TODD, married Mary DRUMMOND b1819 Lamesley, Gateshead. Her parents were Thomas DRUMMOND and Jane (PATTERSON).

Mary was the youngest of ten, the other brothers and sisters being William, Jane, Ann, Elizabeth, George, Alice, John, Robert and Thomas.

It was your ‘Issac’ DRUMMOND that rang bells, but when I checked my records, I realised that I had recorded an Issac on a memorial inscription that pre-dates your Issac. Unfortunately, I haven’t found a link to that particular DRUMMOND line as yet.

I have memorial inscriptions with DRUMMOND surnames from Lamesley, Penshaw and Tow Law. The Tow Law memorial inscription is for Mary DRUMMOND’s brother Robert and his wife Hannah.

Do you have any connections with DRUMMOND’s from Lamesley?

Re: Drummonds Gateshead Durham England

dmallan2000 — 2009-01-17 21:11:06Z

Did you get anywhere with your DRUMMOND inquiry? I too have DRUMMOND connections in this neck of the woods and some of the names you are researching sound familiar.

Re: Drummonds Gateshead Durham England

mphillips163 — 2009-01-19 13:25:31Z

Can you give me some more detail of the Drummonds you have in your family tree so that I can compare with the ones I have in my wifes side of the family.

Re: Drummond Families from Glen Lednock, Comrie, Perthshire, SCT

strawberry801539 — 2009-01-24 13:14:51Z

What do you know about the McGregor's of Comrie? I've traced back to Duncan McGregor b.1799-1800 in Monzievaird and lived in Comrie, married to Elizabeth McNeil. His Father was John McGregor (possibly spelled MacGrigor)or Dummond married to Janet McEwan.

Re: Campbell, MacGregor, Macgruder, Drummond of Perthshire during the late 1500's and early 1600's

RoderickDrummond — 2009-01-20 08:05:04Z

Between 1603-1661, and again between 1693-1775, the name Mc Gregor was proscribed by law owing to the rebellious activities of the clan, and Campbell and Drummond were two of the most common names which were adopted by McGregors as a result. I therefore suspect that Sir Andrew Drummond may have been a McGregor originally, as I have never heard of any large-scale changes of names by Drummonds, let alone to McGregor.

Re: Campbell, MacGregor, Macgruder, Drummond of Perthshire during the late 1500's and early 1600's

RoderickDrummond — 2009-01-28 04:37:12Z

There is a long-standing family tradition that my Drummond ancestors were originally McGregors descended from Rob Roy -my father understood that we were descended from one of Rob Roy's sons who married a Miss Drummond and assumed her name because of the proscription. I have managed to trace a feasible line of descent from Rob Roy, who appears to be my 7-times-great-grandfather; his second son Coll seems to be my ancestor through his early marriage to Sarah Mohr McGregor (possibly also known as Drummond, though I have not been able to establish this). Nor have I been able to work out just how much Drummond ancestry I have, though it appears that I am descended from Annabella Drummond, queen of King Robert III of Scotland, on my mother's side. You and I may therefore be distantly related. My g-g-grandfather Alexander Drummond (1786-1865) emigrated from Comrie, Perthshire to Nelson, New Zealand in 1855 together with members of his family and that of his brother John.
Regards, Roderick

Re: James Drummond b. est ca. 1715 - est. ca. 1790

byfordneedrummond — 2009-03-02 18:19:37Z

I have no information on a James Drummond 1715-1790
I do have a John Drummond born 1800 Westminster,London.(in the records listed as Westminster, Surrey)
I do not have his mother or father's names.
I just wondered what the names of the children that Samuel and Rose had who married in Saint Clement Danes, Westminster
on 27.02.1794. The dates are around the right time.
I also wonder how they are connected to the Drummond's from Perth, Scotland.Drummond Castle gardens are fantastic
Thanks
Drummond cousin Hazel Byford nee Drummond

Re: Drummond of Stepney/London

byfordneedrummond — 2009-03-02 18:04:16Z

Hi Sharon
I come from the Drummond family. John Drummond 1800 born Westminster, Surrey. (Westminster is in London).He had a son John Drummond 1840 Bermondsey,Surrey. (now London). I have not followed that John 1840 may be he had a son called John in the 1860's. Try Westminster or Bermondsey or Camden Town which is where some of the family went to incuding my g.grandad William Drummond abt 1864 (John 1840 brother)
Hazel Byford nee Drumond

Re: Margaret Drummond daughter of George Drummond and Emma Shaw

MBurnison — 2009-04-27 21:33:19Z

My dad said that she was full-blooded native. I don't know why he thought this, but his cousin corrected him. I'm told someone did some research to trace her family, but stopped when they found native blood somewhere down the line. I was doing research on this line to find a Burnison/Drummond connection, but what I found didn't match what my dad had heard from my grandfather. There was clear miscommunication here between my dad and my grandfather or my grandfather and another relative of mine.

I've done a lot more information since I wrote that post, and it all hinted at what you mentioned in your post, but I'm glad that you posted this reply because it clears a lot of things up for me.

I look forward to any further information you might have, and if I find anything I'll send it your way, but it seems that you have already done quite a bit lol. I'm in Hamilton, ONT, btw.

Kindly Appreciated,

Mark Adam Burnison

Re: Margaret Drummond daughter of George Drummond and Emma Shaw

shortgage — 2009-04-27 00:47:34Z

Margaret Drummond Burnison was not a full-blooded native, nor were either of her parents.
Her father was George Drummond of Ireland, and her mother was Emma Shaw/Book, daughter of Dorothy Shaw, whose parents were United Empire Loyalists, and step-daughter of Adam Book.
The name and origin of her birth father are unknown; possibly he was of First Nations extraction.
Her sister, Martha, is my great-great grandmother.
I am interested to know why you think she was a "full-blooded native"? Is this a story in your line of the family?
Happy to share dates & details with you if you need them.

Re: Ontario Drummonds

shortgage — 2009-05-01 16:10:14Z

I'm descended from Isabella's sister, Martha, and have info on their ancestors & descendants. Please reply for details

Re: DRUMMOND HISTORY

Jdrummond21 — 2008-12-16 08:05:27Z

Hi, whomever Drummond you are... my name is Jeremy Drummond. I am 21 years old. My father David Drummond is a baby boomer born in the fall of 1956. His father, Casey Drummond was born in the summer of 1926. Casey's father George Drummond was born in 1888. And George's father, his name is unknown but I'm sure he was born in Scotland. George bought or somehow aquired 21 acres of land in central Alabama in like 1919...after he returned home from WWI. Today, My grandparents, parents, and uncle all share our own homes in the vicinity of this deeded land which was like I said aquired somehow by George a long time ago. There are also another set of Drummonds who live about 1 hour north of us. We live about 20 minutes north of Birmingham... out in the country. The other set of Drummonds own their own Coal company and has for years. The Drummond Coal Company Inc. is well known throughout the state of Alabama. In fact, they own a very vast and isolated portions of land scattered throughout Alabama. They drive helicopters; we drive cars! LOL! but seriously-they are filthy rich and have nothing to do with this set of Drummonds because we are not as rich as they are. Anyways, I'm blabbering. I don't mean to be nosey or anything but where in the U.S. are you and your folks from? Im very interested in the first Drummonds. You know, My parents went to this Historian lady a couple years ago and,"in a nutshell-Drummonds were known as a royal family in Scotland back in the day and also Drummonds were alcoholics and outlaws!" ...And this old lady knows her stuff. Ironically... Im not an outlaw but my father and I and almost every other Drummond male is an alcoholics. For some reason Alcoholism never hits the Drummond females. But anywho. Send me back an email or something. Jdrummond21@live.com or mezmriz1987@yahoo.com -Thanx - -Jeremy

Re: Banks Drummond

dsfamhist1 — 2009-01-06 03:06:57Z

I should have added all the information I do have. I have him as being born around 1851. He married Cora in 1904. Thanks.

Banks Drummond

dsfamhist1 — 2009-01-06 03:05:33Z

I am searching for any information regarding a Banks Drummond born in Pennsylvania, lived in Danville, Illinois as well as Vigo County, Indiana where he married a Cora (Cordelia) Snowden-Custer.
Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Drummond married Davenport

dmuir69 — 2009-02-27 19:50:08Z

I am working on that branch of the Davenport family currently. I know that James Drummond had two brothers, Allen and Edwin C. I have not found anything on William F. Drummond.

Do you where Nancy Green got the middle name Patience?

Re: Drummond-Shuck Family 1860~-1950~

Birny — 2009-02-15 07:31:29Z

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