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Post by billcam on Jan 29, 2007 20:09:07 GMT -6
Looking for Camerons who can trace their ancestry to family of John of Kinlochleven. The family tree is given in "The Camerons" by John Steward.
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sandi
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Post by sandi on May 19, 2007 15:09:01 GMT -6
 Hello Bill: I have just seen your message on the Cameron Board. Our Cameron Family goes back also to John of Kinlochleven-Letterfinlay. My direct line is from Duncan Cameron of Perthshire, Scotland, d. in Chance Harbour, Nova Scotia. Do you have Duncan from N.S. in your direct line?
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Post by billcam on May 23, 2007 19:29:14 GMT -6
Dear Sandi:
I am not really sure if I desend from the Kinlochleven branch. The first ancestor I can document is Baptist Cambron, born about 1725 in Maryland, he most likely was a son of John Andrew Cameron who was transported to Maryland after the battle of Preston in 1715. In "The Camerons" by John Steward a family tree for the Kinlochleven family is given, listed is a son John who was "out" in 1715, I asume in the battle. Could this be my John who was transported to Maryland? I am hoping to find a male from the line who would be will to take part in the DNA project so I can see if there is a connection. I am #50158 in the project.
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Post by kathleenconnell on Jul 7, 2008 19:57:10 GMT -6
Hi,
I am desended from Duncan Cameron who died in Chance Harbour Nova Scotia as well. I have information that I'd be happy to share with you.
Kathleen
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Hello Bill: I have just seen your message on the Cameron Board. Our Cameron Family goes back also to John of Kinlochleven-Letterfinlay. My direct line is from Duncan Cameron of Perthshire, Scotland, d. in Chance Harbour, Nova Scotia. Do you have Duncan from N.S. in your direct line?