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Jonny77 · Jonny77

Hi Guys, Glad to be here! I got my Y DNA tested - I'm L513, downstream of L21. Specifically, I sit on a branch downstream of Z17817 and BY615 with a guy called Meek. Right next to us, also down from BY615, is a big group consisting of Blacks, some Campbells (!) and a guy called Lemmon. Many of the Blacks have f...

super8mm · super8mm

over the last week I have received a new match on FT DNA matchs are as follows step at 12 Step at 25 step 2 at 37 His last name is Lamont and has a UK email address

EoinDubh · EoinDubh

I just received a copy of McKechnie's The Lamont Clan 1235-1935 that I found on ebay from a seller on the Isle of Man. It is Number 104 of a 400 copy run published in 1938 and has a piece of Lamont tartan commissioned for this printing bound inside it. It is a really cool book. I had recently downloaded a pdf o...

EoinDubh · EoinDubh

I reveived the CD yesterday from Australia. Interestingly, it is labeled as from ScotPress aka Unicorn. It is quite well done and seems to be a very clean copy of the original.

EoinDubh · EoinDubh

A lot of people have been looking for this book without success. I have found copies available on CD from Australia for @ $40. The company is Gould Genealogy & History at https://www.gould.com.au/ I have also talked with Scotpress about reprinting it. Also, check out this link. There is a lot of L...

Knockdow · Knockdow

I wanted to share information about a Lamont web site that concentrates on genealogy, DNA testing & Lamont history might be of interest. The Lamont genealogy section is growing rapidly with 5500+ Lamonts already in the database. Contact me if you want to add your family or make any correction...

Sgiobar · Sgiobar

Have traced this family to Ballilin, Augnish Parish, Donegal in the early 1700's. A John Black married twice second wife was Jane. Children were Samuel Black bn 1703 in Ballyin a sea captain and merchant he died Boston Mass. 1749. John bn abt 1715 died Boston 1751,Aaron, Alexander, Elizabeth, Marga...

Parlan · Parlan

This is what my mother has came up with. David Lamont and his wife lived in Renfrewshire. He was born in 1848. I was wondering where do I look for more information.

EoinDubh · EoinDubh

I ran across a website yesterday when looking for a copy of The Lamont clan, 1235-1935 – by McKechnie. They basically get old, out of print and copyright genealogy books and scan them as PDF files. The cost to download a single book is $3.99. The Lamont book is 704 pages in length and has color photos wher...

Robertb99 · Robertb99

After going through the Hector McKechnie book on The Lamont Clan, 1235-1935, I'm still pretty much in the dark about the involvement of Clan Lamont members in the life of the folks in Fife. I'm even plodding through (in Olde Englishe) the Diary of Mr. John Lamont in the mid-1600s and am about to dive in...

EoinDubh · EoinDubh

I have attached a copy of the births, deaths, marriages, etc. posted to The Clan Lamont Journal in Scotland covering the period of 1912 to 1919. There is a lot of info here. I am working now on the casualties during WWI. Then I will start on the parish records. More to come as I get the time. The spreadsheet...

super8mm · super8mm

I just got this email from Ancestry.com. they are having a seminar. if anyone around the area wants more information I will forward the whole email to you. Ancestry Day Texas!Saturday, September 21, 2013 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Arlington Convention Center Hosted by Ancestry.com and the Mid-Citi...

Skye Clarsair · Skye Clarsair

I just finished reading "Reunion: A Search for Ancestors" by Ryan Littrell. Two thumbs up -- and here's why . . . The young author starts off as a "newbie" to genealogy. His curiousity about family and family places, plus his memories and love for his favorite grandmother (s...

garr2828 · garr2828

Hi folks! Thanks for letting me join you distinguished folks! Family history suggests Ulster-Scots roots, but I can't actually prove that yet. Oldest confirmed 4th Great GF William Black arrived in US around mid-1780s in NC Lincoln Co. I'm also confused by my J2b haplogroup, which doesn't seem ve...

Curtis Lemmons · Curtis Lemmons

So I have been on ancestry.com, trying my hardest to get a connection from my oldest relative to some parents or something. Was wondering if anyone could help me. I am stuck on John (Lemmons, Lemons, Lammons, etc etc.) born in Rockingham NC 1738, Died in either Franklin or Rockingham NC 1810. I have...

Skye Clarsair · Skye Clarsair

I have been interested in my family history for decades. It became a time-consuming hobby for me in the 1990s and by 1995, besides helping my husband find his roots, I was assisting others by working as a volunteer on AOL's genealogy forum. (Also, and now I'm bragging I was the editor of the Dallas G...

super8mm · super8mm

Has anyone come across anything on a Caleb Lammon Birth in Massachuesttes in 1794, Married to Bethia Ladd of Perinton, Monroe, NY in 1832 and Death 8 May 1855, Pavillion, Kalamazoo, Michigan Thanks for looking

super8mm · super8mm

George, is this one of yours? he just showed up on my Y-DNA as a 25 marker, 2 steps off He has this as most distant ancestor William Young, b. 1787 and d. 1841

EoinDubh · EoinDubh

Here is some stiff, with sources, that I found in a book while researching my family in Mecklenburg, N.C.: Taken from: Carolina Cradle: Settlement of the Northwest Carolina Frontier, 1747-1762 by Robert W. Ramsey Published by the University of North Carolina Press, 1964 Names: Black, David - Pio...

super8mm · super8mm

Per Sandy's request here is my 37 markers, if you find anything interesting please let me know one way or the otherPANEL 1 (1-12)Locus123456789101112DYS#39339019*391385a385b426388439389-1392389-2Alleles132415111114121212131330PANEL

Jim7002 · Jim7002

Good Day,I'm working on a website for Turners' located in Georgia, US. (http://myturnerfamily.org ) Incomplete information states that a William Turner (Could this be Sir James Lamont???) moved from Scotland in 1640 to Worchester County, Maryland. He may have been the father of James Turner of H...

Sandy · Sandy

Hi All It is an enduring tradition in Clan MacLaren that although Paterson is a sept of MacLaren, a number of McPatrick Lamonts used the surname Paterson as an alias following the Dunoon massacre of Lamonts. Some may have reverted back to Lamont, but others may have retained Paterson as a surname. I'v...

LarneMan · LarneMan

I don't know how many of you are acquainted with the music of Dougie MacLean from Perthshire, but no doubt you've heard the Song Caledonia - he wrote it and many other wonderful songs. Here's part of an article I found on the Ulster-Scot Forum about Genealogy, and it lists the Lamonts as one of the antece...

MacPatrick · MacPatrick

For the past ten years genealogy has been one of my major interests and hobbies. My mother told me many years ago that her mother's family was Scottish, I have always been interested in my Scottish roots but was never able to make much progress tracing the families of my heritage until internet usage ...

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	DNA match to Blacks/Lemmon (Preview) Hi Guys, Glad to be here! I got my Y DNA tested - I'm L513, downstream of L21. Specifically, I sit on a branch downstream of Z17817 and BY615 with a guy called Meek. Right next to us, also down from BY615, is a big group consisting of Blacks, some Campbells (!) and a guy called Lemmon. Many of the Blacks have f...	Jonny77	0	957	09:04 AM Jan 6, 2021 by Jonny77
	New DNA Match (Preview) over the last week I have received a new match on FT DNA matchs are as follows step at 12 Step at 25 step 2 at 37 His last name is Lamont and has a UK email address	super8mm	32	6627	10:26 PM Jun 7, 2019 by Robertb99
	The Lamont Clan 1235-1935 (Preview) I just received a copy of McKechnie's The Lamont Clan 1235-1935 that I found on ebay from a seller on the Isle of Man. It is Number 104 of a 400 copy run published in 1938 and has a piece of Lamont tartan commissioned for this printing bound inside it. It is a really cool book. I had recently downloaded a pdf o...	EoinDubh	7	1753	07:37 PM Aug 17, 2018 by super8mm
	The Lamont Clan CD (Preview) I reveived the CD yesterday from Australia. Interestingly, it is labeled as from ScotPress aka Unicorn. It is quite well done and seems to be a very clean copy of the original.	EoinDubh	4	1367	09:09 AM May 19, 2018 by EoinDubh
	The Lamont Clan: 1235-1935 (Preview) A lot of people have been looking for this book without success. I have found copies available on CD from Australia for @ $40. The company is Gould Genealogy & History at https://www.gould.com.au/ I have also talked with Scotpress about reprinting it. Also, check out this link. There is a lot of L...	EoinDubh	3	1521	10:16 AM Apr 30, 2018 by super8mm
	Lamont Genealogy (Preview) I wanted to share information about a Lamont web site that concentrates on genealogy, DNA testing & Lamont history might be of interest. The Lamont genealogy section is growing rapidly with 5500+ Lamonts already in the database. Contact me if you want to add your family or make any correction...	Knockdow	21	11329	10:35 PM Dec 26, 2017 by super8mm
	Black (Preview) Have traced this family to Ballilin, Augnish Parish, Donegal in the early 1700's. A John Black married twice second wife was Jane. Children were Samuel Black bn 1703 in Ballyin a sea captain and merchant he died Boston Mass. 1749. John bn abt 1715 died Boston 1751,Aaron, Alexander, Elizabeth, Marga...	Sgiobar	8	3766	03:30 PM Jul 14, 2017 by EoinDubh
	Family tree (Preview) This is what my mother has came up with. David Lamont and his wife lived in Renfrewshire. He was born in 1848. I was wondering where do I look for more information.	Parlan	3	1636	10:32 AM Jul 1, 2017 by super8mm
	Genealogy Books (Preview) I ran across a website yesterday when looking for a copy of The Lamont clan, 1235-1935 – by McKechnie. They basically get old, out of print and copyright genealogy books and scan them as PDF files. The cost to download a single book is $3.99. The Lamont book is 704 pages in length and has color photos wher...	EoinDubh	3	2845	10:06 AM Jun 6, 2017 by EoinDubh
	Lamonts in Fife (Preview) After going through the Hector McKechnie book on The Lamont Clan, 1235-1935, I'm still pretty much in the dark about the involvement of Clan Lamont members in the life of the folks in Fife. I'm even plodding through (in Olde Englishe) the Diary of Mr. John Lamont in the mid-1600s and am about to dive in...	Robertb99	1	1890	07:13 PM Jan 1, 2017 by super8mm
	Lamont Genealogy Spreadsheet (Preview) I have attached a copy of the births, deaths, marriages, etc. posted to The Clan Lamont Journal in Scotland covering the period of 1912 to 1919. There is a lot of info here. I am working now on the casualties during WWI. Then I will start on the parish records. More to come as I get the time. The spreadsheet...	EoinDubh	1	7305	10:28 PM Oct 13, 2014 by super8mm
	Ancestry Day Texas (Preview) I just got this email from Ancestry.com. they are having a seminar. if anyone around the area wants more information I will forward the whole email to you. Ancestry Day Texas!Saturday, September 21, 2013 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Arlington Convention Center Hosted by Ancestry.com and the Mid-Citi...	super8mm	5	2859	04:31 AM Aug 6, 2013 by super8mm
	Genealogy Book Recommendation (Preview) I just finished reading "Reunion: A Search for Ancestors" by Ryan Littrell. Two thumbs up -- and here's why . . . The young author starts off as a "newbie" to genealogy. His curiousity about family and family places, plus his memories and love for his favorite grandmother (s...	Skye Clarsair	0	2016	01:31 AM Apr 15, 2013 by Skye Clarsair
	J2b Haplogroup question (Preview) Hi folks! Thanks for letting me join you distinguished folks! Family history suggests Ulster-Scots roots, but I can't actually prove that yet. Oldest confirmed 4th Great GF William Black arrived in US around mid-1780s in NC Lincoln Co. I'm also confused by my J2b haplogroup, which doesn't seem ve...	garr2828	6	3860	06:10 AM Dec 29, 2012 by Knockdow
	Geneology Questions (Preview) So I have been on ancestry.com, trying my hardest to get a connection from my oldest relative to some parents or something. Was wondering if anyone could help me. I am stuck on John (Lemmons, Lemons, Lammons, etc etc.) born in Rockingham NC 1738, Died in either Franklin or Rockingham NC 1810. I have...	Curtis Lemmons	1	1925	05:47 PM Nov 14, 2012 by Knockdow
	I found a Campbell! :( (Preview) I have been interested in my family history for decades. It became a time-consuming hobby for me in the 1990s and by 1995, besides helping my husband find his roots, I was assisting others by working as a volunteer on AOL's genealogy forum. (Also, and now I'm bragging I was the editor of the Dallas G...	Skye Clarsair	13	4439	10:13 PM Oct 23, 2012 by secretariat1844
	Looking for info on Caleb Lammon (Preview) Has anyone come across anything on a Caleb Lammon Birth in Massachuesttes in 1794, Married to Bethia Ladd of Perinton, Monroe, NY in 1832 and Death 8 May 1855, Pavillion, Kalamazoo, Michigan Thanks for looking	super8mm	2	2113	05:51 AM Jul 2, 2012 by super8mm
	Mr. Richard Young (Preview) George, is this one of yours? he just showed up on my Y-DNA as a 25 marker, 2 steps off He has this as most distant ancestor William Young, b. 1787 and d. 1841	super8mm	1	1684	04:40 PM Apr 25, 2012 by Knockdow
	Black, Turner and White in North Carolina (Preview) Here is some stiff, with sources, that I found in a book while researching my family in Mecklenburg, N.C.: Taken from: Carolina Cradle: Settlement of the Northwest Carolina Frontier, 1747-1762 by Robert W. Ramsey Published by the University of North Carolina Press, 1964 Names: Black, David - Pio...	EoinDubh	0	2093	02:46 PM Sep 10, 2011 by EoinDubh
	My FT DNA 37 markers (Preview) Per Sandy's request here is my 37 markers, if you find anything interesting please let me know one way or the otherPANEL 1 (1-12)Locus123456789101112DYS#39339019*391385a385b426388439389-1392389-2Alleles132415111114121212131330PANEL	super8mm	5	2662	07:23 PM May 29, 2011 by James
	Turners in Georgia, US 1640? (Preview) Good Day,I'm working on a website for Turners' located in Georgia, US. (http://myturnerfamily.org ) Incomplete information states that a William Turner (Could this be Sir James Lamont???) moved from Scotland in 1640 to Worchester County, Maryland. He may have been the father of James Turner of H...	Jim7002	4	3626	10:26 AM Sep 21, 2010 by Luckey
	Calling all McPatrick Lamonts (Preview) Hi All It is an enduring tradition in Clan MacLaren that although Paterson is a sept of MacLaren, a number of McPatrick Lamonts used the surname Paterson as an alias following the Dunoon massacre of Lamonts. Some may have reverted back to Lamont, but others may have retained Paterson as a surname. I'v...	Sandy	7	3115	04:54 AM Aug 7, 2010 by Sandy
	Dougie MacLean is a cousin! (Preview) I don't know how many of you are acquainted with the music of Dougie MacLean from Perthshire, but no doubt you've heard the Song Caledonia - he wrote it and many other wonderful songs. Here's part of an article I found on the Ulster-Scot Forum about Genealogy, and it lists the Lamonts as one of the antece...	LarneMan	3	3577	09:14 PM Apr 25, 2010 by Luckey
	Tracing Your Family Tree (Preview) For the past ten years genealogy has been one of my major interests and hobbies. My mother told me many years ago that her mother's family was Scottish, I have always been interested in my Scottish roots but was never able to make much progress tracing the families of my heritage until internet usage ...	MacPatrick	0	2795	07:59 AM Dec 2, 2008 by MacPatrick
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