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John McCulloch b1850 Inverness-shire

helenhibbins — 2009-11-05 12:56:00Z

Hi,
I'm trying to find more information about John McCulloch who was born about 1850 in Inverness-shire. I have details of his wife and children etc, but can't find any information further back, such as his parents and I can't find a birth record for him. I have tried searching in the Scottish 1851 census, but can't seem to find any Inverness-shire details. Can anyone help me out? Am I missing something obvious?
Many thanks.

McCULLOCH Stella PRICE 1871-1956

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-28 21:54:24Z

McCULLOCH Stella PRICE 1871-1956

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Hugh McCulloch

naenae30 — 2009-07-11 14:30:08Z

I am looking for information on Hugh McCulloch who was secretary of treasury. I was told that my great great great grandmother was on his plantation and bored 6 boys whom he named them all Jim or James McCulloch and gave them cattle and sent them on their way. 3 I believed settle here in Texas, and do not know where the rest settled. My great great grandfather changed the spelling to McCullough, but on his birth certificate, it was McCulloch. Please if u have any information, please contact me.

Re: Hugh McCulloch

GordonPertJohnson — 2009-07-11 10:18:20Z

Have a look at this Wikipedia article on your Secretary to the Treasury:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_McCulloch
There is no mention of a plantation.

Gordon Johnson.

Mc CULLOCH Gussie 1882-1929

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-09 13:16:37Z

McCULLOCH Gussie 1882-1929

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Mc CULLOCH Lillian C 1885-1967

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-09 13:16:06Z

McCULLOCH Lillian C 1885-1967

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Margaret McCulloch from Cork

megtomsmith — 2009-06-06 14:24:31Z

My ancestor, Margaret Mcculloch, born 11 may 1828 in (we think) Ballinkenefeck, Cork, ireland, married James Conway, also of Ireland, possibly Cloyne. I'd love to hear from anyone with the same ancestor and of any further details of her family.

McCullough (McCulloch)

Rae36 — 2009-06-05 21:05:40Z

I'm looking for a particular McCullough line. This is the information I currently have:

William R. McCullough ("Max" born abt. 1877 in Canada) married Grace Brown (b. Sept. 1880 in Indiana) July 2, 1903 in Greencastle, Putnam Co., Indiana.

According to the 1910 Census. Max and Grace lived in Pennsylvania. Daughter Margaret (called Peg) was born in Indiana abt. 1905. Son Robert (and I believe his name is William Robert) was born in Penn. abt. 1907.

In the 1920 Census. Max and Grace have moved to Oregon and have two additional sons. Ralph, who was born abt. 1912 in Penn. and Richard born in Oregon abt. 1913.

I know Margaret (Peg) married an Ed Bergstrom and she died in 1970 in Oregon.

According to a 1930 Census. Wm Robert lived in Redmond, Deschutes, Oregon and was married to an Isabel kathleen b. about 1910 in Colorado.

If this family is familiar to anyone please contact me through this forum or at my email address: raisy36@ameritech.net

Thanks!

Rae

Joseph E. McCullough/och of Alabama

tmcculloch1 — 2009-05-28 20:02:08Z

Looking for any info on a Joseph E. McCullough/och from Marion County, AL. He served in the 1st Alabama Cavalry (Union) during the Civil War, and may have died in 1862 in a Nashville hospital.

Tom McCulloch

McCULLOCH Donald H 1933-2001 section 10

t42DFWNat — 2009-03-18 00:36:29Z

McCULLOCH Donald H 1933-2001 section 10

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Thomas H. McCulloch and family

cowgirl1926 — 2009-03-14 23:13:09Z

After 1910 the Thomas H. McCulloch family left Tennessee, stopped for awhile in Illinois, and in 1920 were in Iowa, Grundy County, Blackhawk, Dist. 47. Thomas had a wife Corda, children Gladys, Virgil, Ruby and Ray. I cannot find a single one in the 1930 Census. Does anyone know what happened to this family? Elaine

Thomas H. McCulloch and family

cowgirl1926 — 2009-03-14 23:11:52Z

Charles Henry McCulloch

garyhuggins1944 — 2009-02-12 16:48:45Z

I'm searching for any information on Charles Henry McCulloch, my grandfather, born 1869 in Texas, probably in the Austin area.

Re: Jefferson County/Washington County, MISSOURI McCullochs

Stephens2p — 2009-01-26 21:36:07Z

Hi there,

Sorry, but this is not the same Ada. My grandmother's name was Ada Malinda McCulloch who married John Brothers. Ada's parents were George Cornelius McCulloch, born in 1858 in Laclede, Mo. He married Martha Stewart.

Steve

Re: George Washington McCulloch 1820 NC

Stephens2p — 2009-01-26 21:28:14Z

I'm also a descent of George Washington McCulloch and Rachel May Williamson Tate. Their son George Cornelius McCulloh, who married Martha Stewart, is my great grandfather. Any information on George Washington McCulloch and his wife Rachel Tate will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Steve

Re: Looking for any McCulloch male or female in Ft gaines GA around 1810-1815

laineygarretson — 2009-01-15 23:45:45Z

Thanks , this McCulloch was already an adult in 1810 and fought in the wars along the river there and the daughter was born in Gaines CO.GA in 1814. No one knows his name or what his wife, Nancy's maiden name was. His daughter Eliza was my great great great grandmother McCulloch/Wilson. That's all I have on her or her mother.

Re: Looking for any McCulloch in Ft gaines GA around 1810-1815

tmcculloch1 — 2009-01-15 20:29:38Z

One contributor to the McCullough DNA project lists an ancestor, Isaac McCulloch, born 1805 in Georgia, died in 1864 in Louisiana. He had several children born in Alabama, Mississippi, and LA. Check out the line at http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/mccollough/pats

Tom McCulloch

Looking for any McCulloch in Ft gaines GA around 1810-1815

laineygarretson — 2009-01-06 13:26:41Z

Any info on any McCulloch in GA (Ft Gaines) around 1810 will be much appreciated. Looking for that line in my family.

Re: Thomas McCulloch

cistiemac — 2008-09-07 15:28:43Z

To update the information in this posting which is either missing or incorrect:

Thomas H. McCulloch,
b. 12 April 1808, Raleigh, Wake, North Carolina,
d. 9 April 1870, near Wathena, Burr Oak Twp, Doniphan, Kansas,
m. 17 December 1836, Callaway County, Missouri

Rebecca Melvina Craft,
b. 16 December 1817, St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri
d. 22 September 1900, Eagle Point, Jackson, Oregon

parentage for both unknown

Re: McCullochs of Blount Co., Tn.

marydouglass — 2008-12-30 23:07:20Z

Yes!
I have much more information to share if you're interested.

Re: McCullochs of Blount Co., Tn.

marydouglass — 2008-12-30 18:57:49Z

Sarah McCulloch who married Alex. F. Keeble was the daughter of Alexander McCulloch and Frances Fisher Lenoir, pages from the McCulloch family Bible in possession of John E. Tarrant, Louisville, KY, 1962.
Sarah M. S. McCulloch married Alex. F. Keeble 13 July 1820 in Laurence County, Alabama.

McCulloch/McCullock in Jefferson Co., TN ca 1790

PSmith2987 — 2008-09-07 23:46:48Z

Seeking information on any McCulloch/McCullock in the Jefferson Co., TN area ca 1790-1830... particularly about William McCulloch/McCullock perhaps born there ca 1790 and a Joseph McCulloch/McCullock living there in the early 1800's.

My William married Ailsey Wilhelm in 1810 in Jefferson Co., TN and moved to Jackson Co., AL ca 1820-30.

Any information will be appreciated.

Re: Robert (Varns or Van) McCulloch

kdownie64 — 2008-10-05 09:36:21Z

Hello
I have this story in my family tree.
Barbara Vans was of the ancient and powerful Vans/Agnew family of Barnbarroch,Kirkinner.
Barbara married William Clugston a Surgeon from Stranraer,
they had a son John he was a collector of customs.
John had a son named Alexander Clugston/McCubbin he was illegitimate.
this is what is written in the OPR for Stoneykirk
OLD PARISH REGISTER 898/1 fr 113 Stoneykirk
john clugston Esq. Collector Stranraer,& Susan McKibbon in this parish-single person-a son Alexander born 1st March, Bap 10th March 1789.

Re: Thomas McCulloch b. Scotland 1811 - 1816

claremarshall24 — 2008-11-30 22:56:02Z

Thanks for your reply. I'll follow this up.

Re: Thomas McCulloch b. Scotland 1811 - 1816

laineygarretson — 2008-11-30 19:58:59Z

Here are some links that I dug up looking for my ancestors in Scotland. The McCullochs were septs of the MacDougal clan by that they fought with them and used the same tartan.
http://www.mcculloch.ca/content/view/20/
Since the name of a clan family stayed much in one area unless by marriage into another clan.... the location of MacCulloch or McCulloch was Galloway on the west side of Scotland. You Can read more from the book "History of the Galloway Families of McCulloch" by Walter Jameson McCulloch. In 1296 Thomas Mackulagh the Count Wiggetone, was Sheriff of Wiggetone by pledging to King Edward the first. James McCulloch of Cardoness built Cardoness Castle which was a McCulloch strong hold for 200 years..You'll find it near Galloway in Scotland.There was a huge feud between McCullochs, MacLellans and McCullochs and Gordons in the 1600s. Ending in the loss of the stronghold to the other families.
At least you know who your ancestors were over there. Mine died here in America before any documentation of him and he left a widow with no background yet to find.
I would follow up in Galloway after the Culloden adventure in 1746.
Good Luck on your search!

Looking For Nancy McCulloch in FtGaines GA abt 1812

laineygarretson — 2008-11-25 02:58:47Z

Nancy McCulloch was widowed in after 1813 or 1814. She was from English parentage . Any information of her Husband or her appreciated . Records indicate her Daughter Eliza J.B. born 1814 in Ft.Ganes GA.

Re: Thomas McCulloch b. 1795 Washington Co., Va.

waynemccullough198 — 2008-12-16 13:47:01Z

Tom,

I think I may have already sent you a message on another board. I also have a number of Y-DNA connections with GILLESPIEs (also MCWHORTERs, FERGUSONs and HENRYs). We have a Tom McCullock in our southern McCullough / McCulloch, etc research group. Are you him? If so, we've probably been through this already. What is your DNA ID? Mine is TYC4V (FTDNA).
Wayne McCullough
Sugar Land, TX

Re: McColloch of Scotland

birder03 — 2008-12-08 13:19:12Z

Hi,
My wife is direct dec of James and Marion via William kennedy McCulloch any info would be fantastic.
regards
Clive (Bedfordshire)

McCULLOCH Lorean MELTON married Dec 19

t42Dresden_NavarroCoTX — 2008-11-23 13:35:22Z

McCULLOCH Lorean MELTON married Dec 19

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McCULLOCH Buddie Elmer married Dec 19

t42Dresden_NavarroCoTX — 2008-11-23 13:35:09Z

McCULLOCH Buddie Elmer married Dec 19

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McCULLOCH Linda CRECELIUS 1938 1993 married 12 Jan 1957

t42Dresden_NavarroCoTX — 2008-11-23 13:34:55Z

McCULLOCH Linda CRECELIUS 1938 1993 married 12 Jan 1957

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McCULLOCH Jerry Ladois 1939 2004 married 12 Jan 1957

t42Dresden_NavarroCoTX — 2008-11-23 13:34:31Z

McCULLOCH Jerry Ladois 1939 2004 married 12 Jan 1957

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Re: McCullochs of Blount Co., Tn.

tmcculloch1 — 2009-01-05 20:03:00Z

I've been aware of the Betsy Gillespie - Thomas McCulloch marriage, but my Thomas McCulloch was a first generation immigrant from northern Ireland. While he may well have had family already in the Tinkling Spring, Augusta, and Blount County areas, this is not my direct ancestor.

Since all I know about my Thomas McCulloch was that he had more than one child (his youngest son born in Washington County TN in 1797), I am looking for any group of McCullochs born around 1790-1800 in the area with the Christian names of Thomas, James, Samuel, David, Sarah, Elizabeth, Rachel. The names Benjamin, Daniel and Alexander do NOT run in my line. Thanks, Tom McCulloch

Re: McCullochs of Blount Co., Tn.

tmcculloch1 — 2009-01-02 17:58:11Z

Since my original post several years ago I learned that my ancestor, Thomas McCuluck, was not related to Sarah McCulloch/Keeble. It was the fact that she got married in Lawrence County, AL, that threw me off.

I have still hit a dead end in looking for my Thomas McCulloch ancestor. All I really know is that he came over from northern Ireland as an adult around 1775-85, and settled in Washington County NC-TN by 1788. He is last listed in a Washington County TN deed dated 1807. A 1909 newspaper article states that his "youngest son," Samuel David Mc, was born in 1797 and came down the Tennessee River to settle in Lincoln County TN by 1820, and in Lawrence County AL by 1830. Our line has been there ever since. I have no idea who Samuel's elder brothers, or sisters, were.

I have no clear link to the better known Blount County McCullochs (many of which settled in northwest Alabama, west of Lawrence County), although my DNA analysis shows I have a lot of Gillespie blood in me, probably a remnant of the east Tennessee connectino.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tom McCulloch

Andrews McCulloch's history book on Galloway, Scotland

swresearch — 2008-11-16 22:36:28Z

Hi, Mary,
In Andrew McCulloch's book, "Galloway : A Land Apart"
on page 176 he wrote :
"...Thomas Edzear (or Edgar) a native of Nithsdale, was given the lands of Kildonan in the Rhinns."
Kildonan burn is near Drummore, Kirkmaiden, Wigtownshire,
and Edgar's Hill. Nearby is Core Hill (perhaps known as Corghie Hill, on which stood the Kirkmaiden Church).
Edgar / Adair may have slain "Core or Currie" and
King Robert the Bruce gave him the lands.

This Edzear / Edgar family name, changed to Adair.

Would anyone know where Andrew obtained the information
"a native of Nithsdale" from - whether it was from an original charter perhaps now in the British Museum ?
Thank you.

Re: McCulloch/McCullock in Jefferson Co., TN ca 1790

thomasmcc — 2008-10-24 20:12:31Z

I would like to share information with you about the McCullochs.

My original U.S. ancestor, Thomas McCuluck, came from northern Ireland around 1770-80 and moved to northeast Tennessee by 1788 when he first appears listed as a witness to a land transaction in Washington County NC (later TN). We think he is last listed in a Washington County TN deed in 1807 or a Greene county tax roll. All we know about him is that in a 1909 newspaper article his grandson said that Thomas McCulluck's youngest son was named Samuel David McCulloch (born in 1797), and he came down the Tennessee river to Lawrence County, Alabama, where he is in the 1830 census onward. Samuel named his sons named Samuel, Joseph, David, and Thomas.

I have had my dna analyzed and it contains a good bit of Gillespie dna, a remnant of my east Tennessee origins, but I haven't been able to establish a solid link with the well-known Blount County McCullochs.

My McCulloch line contains a lot of Samuels, James, Williams, and Thomas Christian names, but no Alexanders or Benjamins.

Thanks, Tom McCulloch

McCULLOCH Vera Sue 1897-1978

t42Moore — 2008-12-17 16:11:11Z

McCULLOCH Vera Sue 1897-1978

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Janetta McJarrow McCulloch

angelaarchibald — 2008-11-18 20:33:55Z

She was born in Girvin Ayreshire Scotland in 1899
and eventually migrated to Canada.
Anyone who may have more info and would like to share would be greatly appreciated.

blood abnormality

Gwenwarped1 — 2009-01-06 01:50:08Z

Just wondering if any McCulloch descendents have come across the blood disorder "Thalassaemia". It appears in my line but unsure where in the family it arrived as it is most common in people of mediterranean descent.

My McCulloch is
Jeanie McCulloch
married James Lorimer
Her father was Richard McCulloch mother, Mary Ferguson

Re: Jefferson County/Washington County, MISSOURI McCullochs

marilynsriginals — 2008-09-07 01:21:45Z

Hi Steve, I will keep my eyes peeled for you, and thanks for doing the same for me. You can always write to me at www.marilynsoriginals.com

Thanks!
Marilyn

Re: Jefferson County/Washington County, MISSOURI McCullochs

marilynsriginals — 2008-09-06 20:31:25Z

Hi, none of your names sound familiar. Perhaps there is a relation...something like a brother of James McCulloch or a cousin...something like that. I will look through my paperwork, and if I see those names, I will contact you again. My McCullochs are from MO. Isabella America Brown McCulloch was from West Virginia. Her father Matthew Brown was from Old Virginia (born late 1700s). I have Caton relatives, too, and there are many, many Catons I'm not related to...well, perhaps very distantly. The names Caton and McCulloch are common surnames.

I just looked over some paperwork...Capt. Robert McCulloch II was born December 2, 1781 in Albemarle Co., VA and died June 12, 1853 in Clark's Fork Township, Cooper Co., MO. His father was Robert McCulloch I and mother was Sarah Wherry. His father was Robert McCulloch of Ireland (born 1743).

Do any of these names ring a bell with you?
Marilyn

Re: Jefferson County/Washington County, MISSOURI McCullochs

marilynsriginals — 2008-09-06 17:23:11Z

Hi, my great-grandmother was Adaline McCulloch married to Noah Lafayette Caton. Her parents were Isabella America Brown McCulloch and Joseph R. McCulloch. Besides Adaline, they had another daughter named Martha (Mattie)who married Joseph Clark, and three sons: James, Robert and Joseph.

"My" Adaline McCulloch was born prior to 1866. I don't know, off the top of my head, who George and Martha are.

Your grandmother Ada was born three years after my grandmother Blanche Caton, daughter of Adaline and Noah (mentioned above).

Re: McCullochs of Blount Co., Tn.

GStove9999_1 — 2008-12-30 19:36:01Z

Checked my genealogy lists and did not find your McCulloch individuals listed. Quite a few McNutts from a different branch of the family did settle in Lawrence Co., Alabama.
Wasn't the Alexander McCulloch who settled in Davidson Co., Tn. a large property owner?

Re: McCullochs of Blount Co., Tn.

GStove9999_1 — 2008-12-31 00:02:33Z

Hi,
I would love to share information. I have to work 12 hour shift tomorrow. My email adress is gstove9999@aol.com.

Re: McCullochs of Blount Co., Tn.

GStove9999_1 — 2009-01-03 12:14:14Z

McCullochs had a Gillespie connection in Augusta Co., Va as well as in Tennessee. Thomas McCulloch (abt. 1743 - 1827)who moved his family from Augusta Co., Virginia to Blount Co., Tennessee in approx. 1785 was married to Betsy Gillespie, dau. of James & Jennet Gilespy at the time of his move to Tennessee.

Oldest child I have listed for James & Jennet Gilespy was born in approx. 1768. The Gillespies had move to Augusta Co., Va from Cecil Co., Md. & were members of the Tinkling Spring Presb. church.

Cathy

Re: Jefferson County/Washington County, MISSOURI McCullochs

Stephens2p — 2008-09-06 06:05:31Z

I unfortunately don't know the names of George McCulloch's parents. I do know George's parents were originally from Tennessee. George McCulloch was born May, 1857 and married Martha R. Stewart(stuart) in 1886. He and his family lived in Washington Township, Laclede, Missouri. Sometime in the early 1900s they moved to Oklahoma.
My grandmother, Ada(McCulloch) Brothers, claimed that Ben McCulloch was her great uncle. Any information on the McCulloch family of Laclede, Mo., would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

Re: Jefferson County/Washington County, MISSOURI McCullochs

Stephens2p — 2008-09-06 06:04:57Z

Re: Jefferson County/Washington County, MISSOURI McCullochs

Stephens2p — 2008-09-06 05:53:00Z

My grandmother was Ada McCulloch, daughter of George C. McCulloch and Martha R. Stewart. Ada was born July 1895, in Laclede, MO.

Re: Jefferson County/Washington County, MISSOURI McCullochs

Stephens2p — 2008-09-06 18:49:10Z

Hi,
Thanks for the information. I wonder if there is any connection between your line of McCullochs and mine.

Ada's father was George C. McCulloch who married Martha Stewart in 1886. Their children were: Roy, Robert, William, Sally, Ada,(my grandmother), John (who went by his middle name Tate), Dora, and Rebecca. George C. McCulloch's parents were George Washigton McCulloch and Rachel May Tate.

George Washington McCulloch was born in Tennessee and moved to Missouri sometime in the 1840s. My cousin and I beleive there might be a connection with Major Alexander McCulloch and his wife Frances Fisher LeNoir.

Re: Jefferson County/Washington County, MISSOURI McCullochs

Stephens2p — 2008-09-07 01:19:32Z

Hi Marilyn,

Thanks so much for taking the time to look up the information you have on your line of the McCulloch family. None of the names ring a bell at this time. But there could be a connection somewhere. As of now I have only traced my McCulloch line back to Tennesse, to 1840. If you happen to come across any information that might of help to me, please let me know. I will do the same if I find something that might connect our lines.

Thanks again.
Steve