McKillop - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mckillips,McKellips, Mckillop

susan_ashby45 — 2015-11-02 18:37:30Z

Can you kindly tell me where you got the information that David was born in 1709? Thankyou, Susan

Re: Mckillips,McKellips, Mckillop

susan_ashby45 — 2015-10-24 00:52:47Z

Hello, I know you wrote this a long time ago, but can you please tell me what record you saw that substantiates that David was born in 1709? Thank you, Susan

McKillops and Reids from Cushindall in Antrim

JDNYUS — 2015-03-22 19:47:56Z

My great great grandfather was William McKillop, who was married to Mary Reid, and they were from Cushendall, Moyle District They were Roman Catholic. Their first two children Daniel and James were born there, then they came to the US in 1864 and had more kids, including my great grandmother (Sarah). The men wer boat captains… several fathers, sons, brothers. They lived in Greenpoint Brooklyn near a bunch of other McKillops, and some Reids nearby, so I assume they were all family.

I”m trying to trace them further back in Ireland, and Scotland before that. I think William’s father was also William and his mother Margaret Black. Anyone with any info - it would be greatly appreciated.

Do you have any info?

Thanks!

Kenneth Colin Joseph McKillop

jholborow1 — 2014-11-07 08:06:51Z

I would like to hear from members of the family of Kenneth Colin Joseph McKillop, born in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia in 1922. He served in the Australia Armed Forces and was married twice I believe - the second time to an aunt of mine.
I believe he has passed away but cannot find out any definite date. Ken is on the electoral rolls for 1972.
Ken's father is James Joseph McKillop and the address on Ken's enlistment papers say his fathers address is Osborne Road, Mitchelton, Queensland.
If you can help me with information about Ken and his life, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Janice

Re: McKillop, Scotland to New Zealand, 1900

agcdodson — 2014-05-26 20:20:24Z

Kyle

I'm researching Dr Alexander McKillop as part of the WW100 project associated with Porirua, New Zealand, He worked at the Porirua Mental Hospital and then with the NZ Medical Corp from 1914 - 1918.
Be interested to know if you obtained a photo of him?

Cheers

Allan

Mckillop

Guingee — 2014-05-17 08:26:49Z

My name is Scott Mckillop Laurindo from Australia my mom is a white Australian representing Mckillop my dad Italian Portuguse from Brazil represents Laurindo. They divorced when I was young my mum name now is Barbara Mckillop my Grandmother's name is Mary Mckillop we are direct ancestors to The First Australian Saint Mary Mackillop, she is my Great Aunte. Mary Mackillop's family arrived in Australia 1832 as I remember

Book by Kathy Mccaleb Headley

mshmorg1 — 2014-01-31 23:48:05Z

Does anyone know how to obtain the book: "McKillop (McCaleb) Clan in Scotland and the United States", written by Kathy McCaleb Headley and published by Elizabeth P. Ellsberry.

email; mshmorg@charter.net

Sam Morgan

Ann McKillop in Tennessee

mshmorg1 — 2014-01-28 23:48:26Z

I am looking for Ann McKillop who was in Washington County, TN in 1804,1808, and died there about 1819. Her will lists children Mary Purcell, Ann Kip, James, Isaac, and Peninah. Peninah was her only heir and is last shown on 1840 Washington County Census. There is an Isaac McKillop in the War of 1812 records who was born 1785 in Berkely County VA (now West VA).

ANY help would be greatly appreciated.

Sam Morgan

email: mshmorg@charter.net

Re: David II clarification?

Lance_McKellips — 2013-11-12 02:21:09Z

This research was done by my cousin Carolyn and her brother Norman. I hope it helps.

From:
Carolyn Miller (imiller96@aol.com)
Date:
Saturday, August 29, 1998 06:01 PM

Researching David MacKillop and Margaret Drummond married
June 23, 1694 in Kincardine Parish, Perthshire, Scotland. They
had at least three daughters: Janot, Margaret, and Katrin - born br>between 1698 and 1707. They moved to Londonderry, Ireland.
They emigrated to New Hampshire area of Londonderry and
Salem. David and Margaret may be buried in Salem, NH.
David II, son of David and Margaret, was born on the ocean.
There is no proof of this as his birth was recorded at Chester,
NH as 1709. It is assumed that the McKillop family went from
near Castle Stirling, Scotland to protestant Ireland (counties of
Antrim and Londonderry) long before any members of the
family came to America.
With all the variations in spelling, this is definitely a family web.
Looking for connections to Scotland ancestry.

Carolyn

Genealogy Outline

for the Descendants of

David I McKillop

Generation No. 1

1. DAVID I MCKILLOP was born (?) in Scotland, and died (?) in
Salem, New
Hampshire. He married MARGARET DRUMMOND 06 23 1694 in
Kincardine parish,
Perthshire, Scotland.

Children of David McKillop and Margaret Drummond are:

i. Janot

ii. Margaret

iii. Katrin

iv. DAVID II MCKILLIPS, b. 1709; d. 06 30 1756, Salem, NH.

Generation No. 2

2. (1iv.) DAVID II MCKILLIPS was born 1709, and died 06 30
1756 in Salem, NH. He
married ANN.

Children of David McKillips

i. SAMUAL I MCKILLIPS, b. 09 22 1747, NH; d. 07 23 1836,
Bradford, VT.

ii. DAVID III MCKILLIPS, b. 12 26 1735, Chester, NH; d.?; m.
ELIZABETH PRESSLEE.

iii. MAY MCKILLIPS, b. 02 01 1751, Chester, NH.

iv. SARAH MCKILLIPS, b. 09 07 1749, Chester, NH.

v. DANIEL MCKILLIPS, b. Unknown.

vi. ANN MCKILLIPS, b. 02 22 1754, Salem, NH.

Generation No. 3

3. (2i.) SAMUAL I MCKILLIPS was born 09 22 1747 in NH, and
died 07 23 1836 in
Bradford, VT. He married MARY TERRILL 1772.

Children of SamuaI McKillips and Mary Terrill are:

i. DAVID IV MCKILLIPS, b. 09 12 1783, NH; d. 01 18 1861,
Johnstown Center, WI.

ii. SARAH MCKILLIPS, b.?

iii. MARY MCKILLIPS, b. 02 18 1778, Weare, NH.

iv. STEPHEN MCKILLIPS, b. 1779; m. JUDITH PEASLEE.

v. SAMUEL II MCKILLIPS, b. 1791; d. 03 28 1854

vi. ARTHUR MCKILLIPS, b. 1789; d. 07 26 1873; m. ABIGAIL
DAVIS, 09 11 1810,
Bradford, VT.

vii PHOEBE , b. 1792

viii DAVID "JOHN", b. 9 12 1773

Generation No. 4

4. (3v.) DAVID IV MCKILLIPS was born 09 12 1783 in NH, and
died 01 18 1861 in
Johnstown Center, WI. He married RESIGN DAVIS 05 02 1805.

Children of David McKillips and Resign Davis are:

i. DAVID C. MCKELLIPS, b. 02 07 1806, Bradford, VT; d. 05 10
1873, LaPorte, IN; m.
LYDIA CORLISS, 04 02 1826.

ii. DANIEL MCKELLIPS.

iii. SAMUEL T. MCKELLIPS.

iv. SUSANNAH MCKELLIPS.

v. LUCINDA MCKELLIPS.

Generation No. 5

5. (4i.) DAVID C. MCKELLIPS was born 02 07 1806 in Bradford,
VT, and died 05 10
1873 in LaPorte, IN. He married LYDIA CORLISS 04 02 1826.

Children of David McKellips and Lydia Corliss are:

i. DAVID W. MCKELLIPS, b. 02 16 1835, Bradford, VT; d. 01 09
1907, Beaver Dam,
IN.

ii. EDWIN MCKELLIPS, b. 3 26 1838; m. MARY J. POSTON.

iii. ALONZO MCKELLIPS, b. 1834, Bradford, VT; d. Unknown, Big
Pine, CA.

iv. MARINDA MCKELLIPS, m. LIVINGSTON.

v. MARY MCKELLIPS, b. 09 04 1832; m. CHILSON.

vi. ELSA MCKELLIPS, b. 10 26 1840; m. JOHN W. POSTON.

vii. ABEGAIL MCKELLIPS, b. 4 04 1844; d. 1925.

viii. DOLLY MCKELLIPS, b. 6 23 1827

Generation No. 6

6. (5i.) DAVID W. MCKELLIPS was born 02 16 1835 in Bradford,
VT, and died 01 09
1907 in Beaver Dam, IN. He married ADELAIDE DINGMAN 12 22
1859.

Children of David McKellips and Adelaide Dingman are:

i. DAVID W. "DATE" MCKELLIPS, b. 09 08 1873, LaPorte Co., IN;
d. 05 10 1956,
Fennville, MI.

ii. ALONZO MCKELLIPS, b. 5 01 1861; d. 03 14 1938.

iii. EMMA MCKELLIPS, b. 1 01 1863; m. ED POSTOM.

iv. CHARLES MCKELLIPS, b. 11 13 1867; d. 1946; m. ELSIE.

v. CLARA ELSIE MCKELLIPS, b. 11 09 1869; d. 10 16 1942; m. HI
GOODRICH.

vi. BIRD MCKELLIPS, b. 10 14 1871; d. 01 16 1945.

vii. ALTA MCKELLIPS, b. 3 02 1866; d. 12 18 1945.

viii. ROYAL MCKELLIPS, b. 07 13 1877; d. 01 18 1959.

ix. ROLLO MCKELLIPS, b. 9 17 1882;d. 11 25 1958; m. NELL.

x. HARRY MCKELLIPS, b. 09 02 1886; d. 09 05 1969; m. (1)
CLARA; m. (2) RUTH

6. (5iii.) ALONZO MCKELLIPS was born 1834 in Bradford, VT, and
died Unknown in
Big Pine, CA. In 1870, he married NANCY CATHERINE AKERS (b
10 30 1843,
Hamilton, Marion County, AL; d 03 03 1931, Bakersfield, Kern County,
CA)

Children of Alonzo McKellips and Nancy are:

i. ALONZO INYO MCKELLIPS, b. 08 1872.

ii. LORENZO MCKELLIPS, b. 1874.

iii. LARKIN MCKELLIPS, b. 1875.

iv. WILLIAM HENRY MCKELLIPS, b. 02 22 1878.

v. DANIEL MCKELLIPS, b. 01 1880.

vi. HARRY MCKELLIPS, b. 05 28 1882.

vii. EDWARD MCKELLIPS, b. 08 10 1885.

viii. ORA LEE MCKELLIPS, b. 08 09 1887.

6. (5vii.) ABEGAIL MCKELLIPS was born 1844, and died 1925. She
married HENRY
P. COLE.

Children of Abegail McKellips and Henry Cole are:

i. MARY FORRESTER COLE.

ii. JOHN COLE.

iii. ETTA HUBBARD COLE.

iv. LYDIA COLE.

v. FRANK L. COLE.

vi. EDNA COLE.

Generation No. 7

7. (6i.) DAVID W. "DATE" MCKELLIPS was born 09 08 1873 in
LaPorte Co., IN, and
died 05 10 1956 in Fennville, MI. He married CARRIE V. MORSE 12
10 1905.

Children of David McKellips and Carrie Morse are:

i. DAVID LEVI MCKELLIPS b 09 04 1907 d 05 15 1948

ii. ALONZO H. MCKELLIPS b 12 06 1909 d 08 31 1979

iii. RUSSELL M. MCKELLIPS, b. 01 15 1912, Fennville, MI.

iv. ADELAIDE L. MCKELLIPS. b 05 04 1914 d 12 01 1992

v. CLYDE MCKELLIPS. b 08 02 1916 d 11 18 1992

vi. THOMAS E. MCKELLIPS b 02 12 1919

vii. CLAUDE MCKELLIPS b 08 30 1921 d 08 06 1992

viii. LAWRENCE F. MCKELLIPS b 02 14 1924

7. (6ii.) ALONZO MCKELLIPS was born 1861, and died 03 14
1938. He married S.
LILLIAN.

Children of Alonzo McKellips and S. Lillian are:

ii. OTHIE O. MCKELLIPS.

iii. HAZAL MCKELLIPS.

7. (6vi.) BIRD MCKELLIPS was born Unknown, and died 01 16
1945. She married
CASUIS LOOMIS.

Children of Bird McKellips and Casuis Loomis are:

i. MODILLE LOOMIS, b. Unknown.

ii. ARTHUR LOOMIS, b. Unknown.

iii. GLADYS LOOMIS, b. Unknown.

iv. RICHARD LOOMIS, b. Unknown.

7. (6viii.) ROYAL MCKELLIPS was born 07 13 1877, and died 01
18 1959. He married
EDITH.

Children of Royal McKellips and Edith are:

i. ALLEN MCKELLIPS.

ii. MAXINE MCKELLIPS.

Generation No. 8

8. (7iii.) RUSSELL M. MCKELLIPS was born 01 15 1912 in
Fennville, MI. He married
04 01 1934 HELEN C. BINDER. She was born 07 27 1915 at
Chicago.

Children of Russell McKellips and Helen Binder are:

i. NORMAN R. MCKELLIPS, b. 06 05 1940.

ii. CAROLYN H. MCKELLIPS, b. 01 11 1944.

Re: McKillops in Inverness, Quebec

prairierose2 — 2013-04-16 00:50:11Z

I am reaching the McKillops of Inverness, Quebec that included Mary McKillop. I believe she is related to my McKillop family that came from the Isle of Arran, Scotland, too. My family was is the Archibald McKillop and Janet McMillan line. Any information would be appreciated.
Thank you.

Thomas, Sarah and Anna McKillop

hawkman_ohio — 2013-03-16 19:21:03Z

Been working on my line recently trying to piece some things together to get past one of my ancestors, Anna McCullough/McKillip.

Anna, who I use the last name as McCullough due to my initial research 20 years ago. Their son, Charles Beatty, is my GG-grandfather and his marriage listed his mom as Anna McCullough. Other records for marriages, obituaries, deaths and pension files have listed her name as Anna McCullop, Ann McCulongh, Mary McClulepp, Anne McKillips and Anna McKellips.

In a son's pension file there is an affidavit that says a Uriah Tucker of Lucas County, Ohio "was present and saw the John Beatty married to Miss Anna McKilleps (McKilless?) at Fort Covington, Franklin County in the State of New York on the 22 of March 1833." There was also a Thomas McKillips of Sandusky County, Ohio where John and Anna both died who says he knows that she died on 15 January 1854 of ??? fever.

I looked into Uriah Tucker today trying to find out how he would happen to have been at the marriage in New York and be in Toledo, Ohio. Familysearch.org has a death record for Uriah which states he was born in Ft Covington, NY in 1811 and died in Toledo in 1894. Another record also mentions him born in Canada in 1811. Ft Covington, NY is right on the Canadian border. I am not too worried about his place of birth but one thing that is interesting to me is his son, Eli Tucker.

Eli Tucker was born in 1840 in Venice, Ohio where my GG-grandfather was born in 1842. Eli's death certificate in 1924 lists his father, Uriah Tucker, born in NY and his mother a Sarah McCallup, born in NY.

I am hoping someone might recognize a name or the location of Fort Covington in their research. I do not know for sure what Anna's correct full name would be but with the current research I think it might be McKillip.

Would anyone like to run some comments, suggestions and stuff to me. Thanks.

Re: Thomas Robson Hall Bn 1867

HeatherCharleton668 — 2013-02-19 13:06:26Z

Hi Sam

We are in Sandhurst, Berkshire.

We probably have not been to Bristol for 3 years, but have been many times researching the Charleton side as they were in Bristol in 1700-1840's.

There is also someone that you cannot find on the Census, rather inconvenient.

Glad to hear you have written a book about your Father, very interesting. Unfortunately our parents have all since long gone. Although I have been researching since 1985.

We have put together a book on all the family we have researched on my husband's mother's side and have spent the last 18 months on it. Many years ago we did my Husband's side of the family and I did make a start on my side, but never printed, so that is my next project.

Problem is I keep going back to the Hall's in the hope we can find any relations still alive!

Keep in touch
Heather

Re: Thomas Robson Hall Bn 1867

samkendal — 2013-02-19 12:41:03Z

Hi Heather.

Storeman versus clerk.
Varying places of birth.
However, a very unusual name.
Its not conclusive.
Probably a 70% chance it is the same person.
I wonder if the 1951 census record would cast more light on the sitution.

Enjoy Bristol.
Its at least 10 years since I have been there.
Where are you at the moment?
I'm in Belfast.
I have just written a book about my father in law, Henry Hall, to commerate his 90th birthday. (Salford to Belfast; a personal journey).
It covers his childhhod,education, career, family life, interests and his ancestry.

I will send you an invitation on your return.

Sam

Re: Thomas Robson Hall Bn 1867

HeatherCharleton668 — 2013-02-18 14:26:02Z

Hi Sam

Yes I found the 1841 Census and reckoned I had the family.

I noticed in 1861 is said Thomas was married but wonder if it was incorrect on the Census. He was not married until 186 and indeed we have a copy of his marriage Certificate
he said he was a bachelor and his father was John Hall.

John's occupation was a clerk and Thomas was an Engineer.

I don't mind paying out for a Months Subscription plus my 2 free weeks, but we are off on Sunday to Bristol for a few days. I normally have a month's subscription at this time of year anyway. I may do it when we return from Bristol then I can ask to see your tree. But thanks anyway.

Heather

Re: Thomas Robson Hall Bn 1867

samkendal — 2013-02-18 13:34:34Z

Heather

In 1841 Thomas, at the age of 12, was living with his parents, John and Jane at Mason Street in Salford along with 4 siblings (Hannah 11, Matthew 8, William 4, and John 1).

The family is still there in 1851 but Thomas isn't. His father is described as a store man in a machine shop. I cant find a record for Thomas in 1851.

I note his 1861 census record (Edward Street, Bristol) suggests he is married, four years before he married Martha Jane Fisher. Have you seen a copy of the marriage certificate or banns? I'm just wondering what thay may say about his marital staus and also his father.

I believe you can have two weeks free with no obligation on Ancestry if a member sends you an invitation. If you wish, I will send you one. I think it may require an email address.
Regards
Sam

Re: Thomas Robson Hall Bn 1867

HeatherCharleton668 — 2013-02-16 15:45:40Z

Hi Sam

I don't have a subscription at present, so may not be able to see your tree.

We do know that Thomas R hall Bn 1829 is definitely father of Thomas R in 1867

We do know that Thomas R Hall was born 2 March 1829, according to an entry in a birthday book we have.

Where were the family on the 1841 & 1851 Census?

Regards
Heather

Re: Catherine McKillop of Greenock

angelheartuk — 2010-02-15 19:49:00Z

Thankyou so much Donald, yes that should be more than enough info for me to be able to order a certificate.

By the way, I have a photo taken from the Roll of Honour book of Percy Wykes, if you would like a copy of it for your own research.

Thankyou
Regards
Amanda Higginson

Daniel Mckillop and Marie Cathorine Hubert dit Lacroix

stacy62774 — 2011-01-05 16:32:24Z

Daniel Mckillop and Marie Cathorine Hubert dit Lacroix were the parents of Mary Anna Margurite Mckillop who married Guillaume Peladeau on Oct 18 1803 in St Philippe Parich in Laprarie Quebec, Canada. And Daniel Mckillop who married Cathorine Bourassa-Lorande in Aug 3,1795 L'acadie St Jean, quebec, Canada.
I found that their father Daniel Mckillop and Marie Cathorine Hubert dit Lacroix were Angelican, but I can't find any records. Does anyone know if they were native american? Does anyone know if they had more children? Any info is appreciated. Thanks

McKillops/Mckillop and Killops

HeatherCharleton668 — 2011-02-06 14:59:06Z

I have married into the Killops family, and grandad Killops has told me they orginated in scotland as Mckillops? I have a Hugh Killops who was born around 1830, but before that we believe he may of come from scotland but not sure where!? Has anybody else come across this too?

Thomas Robson Hall Bn 1867

HeatherCharleton668 — 2011-10-01 17:04:55Z

Hi

Has anyone on their tree a Thomas Robson Hall born 1867 in Highbridge, he was a commander in the Royal Navy, we have a photo of him in uniform. Believe he died in 1948 in Portsmouth aged 81
Believe he married twice and from his second marriage had a son Thomas Robson Hall bn 4Q 1910 in Portsmouth
does this fit on anyone's tree
Regards
Heather

Thomas Robson Hall Bn 1867

HeatherCharleton668 — 2011-10-01 17:04:53Z

Re: Thomas Robson Hall Bn 1867

HeatherCharleton668 — 2013-02-15 14:39:25Z

Hi Sam
Don't think they are the same people as our Thomas Robson bn 1829 was on 1861 Census as an Engine Fitter and the Thomas born in Garrigill in 1851 was a Lead Ore Miner, I therefore think they are two different people

Heather

Re: Thomas Robson Hall Bn 1867

HeatherCharleton668 — 2013-02-15 11:52:04Z

Hi Sam

Thats interesting, because his Father was Thomas Robson Hall born 1829, son of John, but every Census show him being born in different places, Northumberland, Scotland or Manchester.Didn't know who his mother was either.
It was quite common to use a maiden name as a christian name

I married a Charleton, but my husband descends from Thomas Robson Hall and Martha Jane Fisher

Heather

McKILLOP William D - Vietnam Wall section 4E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-03-01 14:48:40Z

McKILLOP William D - Vietnam Wall section 4E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 225,469 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

Mc KILLOP Leslie W - Vietnam Wall section 25W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-10 13:14:28Z

McKILLOP Leslie W - Vietnam Wall section 25W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,081 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

Re: Alexander McKillop Glasgow, 7/22/1858

grahamkelly036 — 2010-02-24 12:17:42Z

do not think there is a family connection here worst luck
Graham

Re: Thomas Robson Hall Bn 1867

samkendal — 2013-02-15 20:42:43Z

Hi Heather
Thanks for the response.
Have you aceess to my tree?
Can I send you an invite?
I think you may have looked at a different Thomas Hall.
I have a Thomas Robson Hall born Garrigill 1829.

His baptism record is as follows:
Name: Thomas Robson Hall
gender: Male
baptism/christening date:05 Jul 1829
baptism/christening place: Garragill, Cumberland, England
father's name: John Hall
mother's name: Jane
batch) number: I05003-0
film number: 252534

Yes the family were lead miners but Thomas's father and mother moved to Bolton when he was four and Manchester by the time he was six.
I note he claims to have been born in Manchester on one census. Given that his earliest memories were probably of Manchester, then this mistake is understandable. On a couple of occassions (census) he claims he was from Northumberland. Again this is understandable as Alston and Garrigill are very,very, close to the border between Nothumberland and Cumberland. I cant explain why on one occassion he claimed to be Scottish.

His Marriage record is as follows:
Grooms Name: Thomas Robson Hall
Groom's birth date 1830
Grooms Age: 34
Grooms marital status: Single
Groom's father's name: John Hall
Brides Name: Martha Jane Fisher
Brides birth date: 1839
Brides Age: 25
Brides marital status: Single
Brides father: John Fisher
Marriage date: 30 Jul 1864
Marriage place: Bristol, Temple, Gloucestershire, England
digital folder number: 4247391
indexing project (batch) numberM39389-9
source film number: 1597126

I believe we are both of the view that Thomas Robson Hall born in 1867 was a product of this union.
It is impossible to be sure that this is the same person but have a look at the above and also my tree and tell me what you think.

Sam

Re: Thomas Robson Hall Bn 1867

samkendal — 2013-02-14 22:30:28Z

Hi Heather
I have just added him to my tree.
My research suggests his father was also called Thomas Robson Hall, born in Garrigill in 1829 to John Hall and Jane Lee. John's parents were Joseph Hall and Ann Charlton who lived at Windy Hall near Garrigill (see my tree for pics of Windy Hall).
I note your surname. The Hall's used Ann's maiden name as as christian name. Do you have a connection or is this a coincidence?
Sam

Re: mckillop family

wkberryman — 2012-10-24 02:04:08Z

Hi
Just found your post on ancestry. We could have a connection with Archibald Mckillop.
I am looking for the parents of Jane Mckillop, (b abt 1797 Leith Scotland) on her marriage in 1821 to Henry Richardson her father was David Mckillop, and on her death cert her father was Archibald Mckillop/ Jane Hay(or Hoy. Are you able to shed any light onto the real parentage of Jane(Jean)?
thanks
Keira

New email

jamesmcisaac39 — 2010-02-17 03:28:35Z

new email jamesmcisaac123@hotmail.com

Re: McKillop origins

tom_goldrup — 2012-06-05 21:17:23Z

No, sorry. Wish I could help. If you go on Facebook to the McKillop Clan site maybe someone there will be able to help.

Re: McKillops in Inverness, Quebec

tom_goldrup — 2012-04-13 04:57:35Z

Hi Don: We met before when you came to our place in Ben Lomond, CA., and we talked family history. Ronald McKillop is my great grandfather and his son William (born in Coaticook, Quebec), is my grandfather. Tom and his brother Jim.

Re: HI I am a McKillop

Dawneen_McKillop — 2010-03-07 03:05:12Z

Hi Darren
My name is Dawneen McKillop and My father is David Archibald McKillop, his father was Malcolm Mcdonald Mckillop, his father was David Alexander McKillop all of us were born in Canada and his father was David McKillop born in Ayr , Scotland,,,,,,let me know what you know and I will share my info w/you

Re: New Brunswick McKillop

Dawneen_McKillop — 2011-06-05 15:48:16Z

I would be interested in your McKillop info.
I too have connections in Eastern Canada

My great grandfather was David Alexander McKillop

Re: HI

Dawneen_McKillop — 2011-06-05 15:40:57Z

Hi Darren
My name is Dawneen McKillop and you are so right we are few and far between. I am originally form Canada now living in Colorado, Usa. Very difficult to research our history as there seems to be so few of us.
my tree is called Dawneen McKillop family tree it is public so go in take a look and see if anything looks familiar!!

Nice to meet you...perhaps we shall speak again
Dawneen

Christopher George Mckillop

yayfornikki — 2012-03-06 20:04:09Z

I am looking for any info about a Christopher George Mckillop. I believe he was from Scotland. He was born sometime in the 1800's I believe. Sorry I don't know more about the dates. My email address is yayfornikki@yahoo.com

Re: HI

yayfornikki — 2012-03-06 19:55:26Z

Hello! I am a Mckillop. My father is Michael Mckillop, his father Norman Lewis Mckillop, and his father Christopher George Mckillop. If anyone has info, id live to hear it. My email is yayfornikki@yahoo.com

Re: McKillop surname rare

yayfornikki — 2012-03-06 19:51:48Z

Hello! I am a McKillop. My fathers name is Michael Mckillop, his father is Norman Mckillop, and his father is Christopher George Mckillop. I have only heard rumour that we came from Scotland. If someone knows more I would love to hear. My email address is yayfornikki@yahoo.com.

Re: Alexander McKillop - Mary Anne McHenry

Catherine_McKillop — 2012-05-31 17:49:54Z

My great grandparents were also an Alexander McKillop (7/22/1858-9/21/1930) and Mary Ann (nee McHenry)(5/6/1860-2/20/1945). The Alex McKillop you found in the Ellis Island records cannot be my great grandfather, though maybe is yours(?) My great grandparents moved from Ballycastle to Chicago sometime between 1882-1886. Was your paternal grandmother's name Anne C. Herrin (b.1902, Chicago) or Winifred Coleman Belczak (b.1898, Chicago)? I have a list of children and their spouses and children (plus some dates) for Alexander and Mary Ann. Please respond.

Catherine McKillop mckillop@umich.edu
2562 Torrey Ave.
Ann Arbor, MI 48108

Re: Isaac Trerice Dec 14 1804, N S Canada & Euphemia McKillop, from Scotland, migrated to Canada.

elizabethwitherell1 — 2013-01-24 19:06:17Z

I know this is a old post but i was wondering if you have found out any info on Euphimia McKillop?

Re: New Brunswick McKillop

ttos09 — 2011-06-05 21:33:00Z

My McKillop(ip) family came to Franklin Co., NY area ca. 1830. John McKillip was b. ca 1814 in Armoy, Co. Antrim Ireland. He was md. to Elizabeth Goff b. ca 1820. They had 11 children. Other given names for the men are Archibald, Hugh, James, John - same as most of the McKillop(ip) men in Ireland.

Don't know if this helps.

Carole in IL

Re: McKillop origins

kchai1 — 2012-05-25 02:57:31Z

Do you know anything about the McKillops from Laggan in Inverness, Scotland around 1833?

Re: mckillop family

iloveynan — 2011-11-22 02:07:29Z

the beatty 2 pic u have isnt the entire pic. Also, the guy in the corner is supposed to be a cousin from nyc. wow.and i just noticed all this is from 10 yrs ago.

Re: mckillop family

iloveynan — 2011-11-22 01:54:47Z

hey, maybe it was elizabeths sister, norah that pd their way over. i thought norah geary was a daughter in law. but that makes more sense. My gram said there was an annabel, eliz, jemima, and james were the siblings but i found a norah, not an annabel. But she also said beatty was dutch; storyteller that she was. a lot of the beattys are buried on farmland in broadalbin-hagaman area.

Re: mckillop family

iloveynan — 2011-11-22 01:19:59Z

elizabeths sister, jemima? supposedly worked as a maid and brought her sisters and brother over. Elizabeth and ephraim are buried in Broadalbin Cemetery in fulton county, broadalbin, ny. also there are her brother james o'neill and his wife. i have family pic of elizabeth and ephraim and kids.

Re: McKillops in Inverness, Quebec

pville1871 — 2012-02-13 05:12:48Z

Hi There, My name is Donald McKillop, my grandfather is also Donald McKillop, his dad (my great grandfather)name is James McKillop born in 1880 in Coaticook, Quebec. He is the son of Ronald McKillop born 1846 in Inverness, Quebec. He is the son of Donald McKillop born at Corrie, Isle of Arran, Sctland. He is the son of John McKillop born 1764 in Corrie, Isle of Arran, Scotland. My Grandfather Donald McKillop was born in Lovelock, NV. 1914. My Great Grandfather Jamie move the family to California in the 1920's where he became the administrator of the Monterey School District in Monterey, California. We still live in California today. I also have lots of photographs of the family.

Re: john mckillop married kathleen mckillop in new zealand

annaleddy — 2012-11-26 03:33:25Z

Kathleens maiden name is Leddy, I know this because Kathleen is my Aunty (my Dads sister), John and Kath also had a son who died at a young age (involved in a car accident) during the 80's.

Re: Great grand Parents

Iain_mackillop — 2012-03-21 08:09:33Z

The only Margaret Mc Killop that would seem to fit was born
on 19 Jul 1861 In St Giles, Edinburgh, Midlothian. The birth is registered in www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/ and the certificate might show the date of their marriage.

Re: Catherine McKillop of Greenock

angelheartuk — 2010-02-15 18:44:35Z

Hello Donald

Thankyou so much for the info on Catherine and her family, its so very interesting to know this.

I was wondering though if you knew the date in which Percy and Catherine got married and possibly what church or parish it might have been. I am thinking of trying to send off for their marriage certificate nas evidence to backup up my family research, I like to have supporting evidence for each person I have in my tree.

Many thanks for your help.

Regards
Amanda Higginson

Re: Catherine McKillop of Greenock

maclean334 — 2010-02-15 19:42:05Z

Hello Amanda,
Percy and Catherine married on August 24, 1917 at 42 Margaret Street, Greenock. They were married, after banns had been called, according to the Forms or Rites of the Established Church of Scotland by the Rev John S McCallum. Witnesses to the marriage were Harold Beardmore and Isabella Campbell.

The marriage is recorded in the Marriage Register for year 1917 for the West District of Greenock in the County of Renfrew, Registration District (RD) number 564/2, Entry number 241.

This should give you all the information you require to order an official extract of the marriage Register entry from ScotlandsPeople. Let me know if you have any difficulty.

Regards

Donald Maclean.