frankj1
6 years ago

But you can rent it.

ZRX1200 wrote:


she said her name was Charity
Whistlebritches
6 years ago

she said her name was Charity

frankj1 wrote:




I thought it was Hope
USNGunner
6 years ago

@ Gunner, yeah, we were here long before the Post office. Our roots date back to Scotland in the 1500’s. Have you seen the show Curse of Oak island? Possibility that some of what is there came from my family. We were literally exiled from the British isles in the mid 1600’s

Cathcam13 wrote:



Nice. No, I'll check it out though.

Exiled? Is your bunch the one's invented haggis? 🤔
USNGunner
6 years ago

More Belgian than anything else. Then again, over the last 100+ years, most Belgians have German in them.

8trackdisco wrote:



Or had a German "in" them. 😰
delta1
6 years ago
you mean like the uncles and sisters in eastern Oregon...
victor809
6 years ago
Rumors of my death have been exaggerated. Or something like that
Ram27
6 years ago
Indeed victor.......🙉🙊🙈
Cathcam13
6 years ago
@ Gunner, no, not our lot. We got banished for standing against Edward Longshanks.
RMAN4443
6 years ago

@ Gunner, no, not our lot. We got banished for standing against Edward Longshanks.

Cathcam13 wrote:


we just call him Frankie the T...8-[
Cathcam13
6 years ago
They be headed the earl of Cathcart and sent his 9 sons into exile. Some went to Nova Scotia, many went to Germany for a time, and tre remaining few went to Spain.
Cathcam13
6 years ago
The ones who went to Nova Scotia slowly made their way to the United States. 3 met up in the Alsea Valley after traveling the Oregon trail. Of the remaining 6, 3 of the families eventually came through Ellis island, one Remained in Spain, and the remaining 2 made their way back to Scotland after the exile was lifted in the mid 1800’s.
delta1
6 years ago
wow...I can't trace my family back past my parents' parents...written records were rare in poor little villages in southwestern China...
Cathcam13
6 years ago
My family actually has a crest. You can look it up under Cathcart crest Scotland.
USNGunner
6 years ago

The ones who went to Nova Scotia slowly made their way to the United States. 3 met up in the Alsea Valley after traveling the Oregon trail. Of the remaining 6, 3 of the families eventually came through Ellis island, one Remained in Spain, and the remaining 2 made their way back to Scotland after the exile was lifted in the mid 1800’s.

Cathcam13 wrote:



That's amazing. Great to have and know that history. I just found out my Great Grandfather ran a speakeasy and whore house during the depression. I am so proud of that man. =d>

It makes my inner Sailor smile. 😁
Cathcam13
6 years ago
My sister was a Marine Corporal stationed in Okinawa. I had 5 Great Uncles in WWII. 3 in the European Theatre, one stuck in the brig and the fifth was a demolition expert for the Seabees. Guess which one taught me how to shoot. Lol
Speyside
6 years ago
Still standing at 809.
izonfire
6 years ago

Still standing at 809.

Speyside wrote:


Though somewhat bent...
Whistlebritches
6 years ago

Rumors of my death have been exaggerated. Or something like that

victor809 wrote:




Well ****!!!!
fishinguitarman
Cheno
6 years ago
We have our family traced back to the first relative to come to America in 1704, we have a website that has our family's history. We also have a family Crest
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