The Beginning...
Meiklejohn Family
Gordon Family
Vannan Family
Mankin Family
Census 1
Census 2
Census 3

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The Meiklejohn Alterations

  • Some of the family files have not yet been linked. This is due to updating the site and adding new material. Please be patient as the alterations are made.

    • Some of the pages will not open correctly or may have some rather 'odd stuff' on them. I know about these and they are being changed, corrected and altered. Please be patient.

     

     

     

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    Keep the little bits coming, however insignificant they may seem, as I just might have another piece of the same jigsaw!
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    Clackmannanshire

    James Gordon & Elizabeth Vannan

    Margaret Gordon

          David Archiblad

    Jean Gordon

          James Hunter

          William Hunter

         Jean Hunter

    Elizabeth Gordon

          William McEwan

    David Meiklejohn 1765

    John Meiklejohn (1793-1853)

    David Meiklejohn 1830-1912

    John Meiklejohn(1863-1925)

    Christian Meiklejohn (1832-1913)

    Alex. Meiklejohn       (1866-1908)

    Alex. Meiklejohn (1893-1956)

    Christina

    (1902-1952)

    David Meiklejohn(1908 Scotland - to Canada)

    The Mankin Family

     

    The Meiklejohn family can be followed on Census 1 and 2. The family of Jean Gordon and Robert Hunter on Census 3. Margaret Gordon and John Archibald under the Gordon family.

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    The Meiklejohn Name

    The name originates in the Culross and Tulliallan area. Culross being in the county of Fife and Tulliallan will be found in the county of Perthshire in old records. Clackmannan is only a very short distance to Tulliallan. The spread of the name can be followed outwards from there.

    There is a grouping in the Caithness area and it could well be that they did originate in the Tulliallan area; being a seaport and ship building area centuries ago. Wick in Caithness was begun as a fishing port to give the people in the area a livelihood. It is entirely probable that folk from Tulliallan would move there to help the locals.

    Other Branches Connected to The Meiklejohn's

    • Crawford, Web Site, 2004 Almost complete
    • Stevenson, Web Site, 2004 Park, Clackmannan, new information.
    • Dempster, Publication, 2005 Publishing Easter 2005
    • Stevenson's of Kilsyth - arriving soon
    • Dalrymple of Alloa, Stockton-on-Tees and elsewhere!
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    Date this page was last edited: 25 December, 2010