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Anybody know Gaelic?
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Jean | Report | 30 Nov 2004 10:47 |
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Researching John Buchanan in 1702 & have found Donald Buchanan & CIRSTAN NCRUIMMEN as parents . The name NCRUIMMEN doesnt come up on the free searh on Scotlands People which is where I got the birth from! Any suggestions on an anglised version of NCRUIMMEN? Slainte (My only gaelic) Jean |
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Unknown | Report | 30 Nov 2004 11:09 |
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NC and NIC are forms of the Mc and Mac names - it is possibly a derivative of McCrimmon/McCrimmond mail me further details - such as area etc and I will check Parish records for you |
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Dafydd | Report | 30 Nov 2004 13:08 |
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Nc and Nic was the female version of Mc and Mac. |
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