Publisher's Synopsis
NORTH AMERICA, Large family groups and single families emigrate from Scotland to North America, Banks McLaurin Jr., Dallas, Texas, United States Census, 1790 US census, CAROLINAS, Loyalists, 'J' family, 'E' family, 1786 McLaurin Land Grants in Richmond County, North Carolina, 1787 Forming A New Government in North America, 1789 the War Department established by Congress, 1790 Richmond County census 'D', 'B', 'F', 'G' and 'L' families, 'D' family, 1610 Daniel McLaurin I, G. G. McLaurin, Attorney at Law, 'B' family, 1838 Letter about return home trip to Appin, 1861, Company F, 18th Regiment, Confederate Army, 'F' family, 'G' family, 'S' family, 'L' FAMILY, Oldest Generation, Appin, 1684 Gilbert McLaurin, Aa?, 1686 Donald McLaurin, 1686 Neil McLaurin Aa?, 1687/T94 John McClaurin Aa?, 1694 Hugh McLauran Aa?, Lauchlan missing, 2nd Generation, Appin, 1725 John McLaurine, Aab, 3rd Generation, Appin, Lauchlan McLaurine, B, 4th Generation, Appin, 5th Generation, North Carolina, Hugh McLearan X-047/Bab/L-aa, Hugh McLaurin's 1807 Inventory and Will, 6th Generation, North Carolina, John McLearan, L-aac, 7th Generation, Mississippi, Duncan C. McLaurin, L-aaca, 8th Generation, Texas, Christopher Columbus (Lum) McLaurin, L-aacak, Other Sixth Generation children of Hugh McLaurin L-aa and Ann Stewart, 'L' family McLaurin properties locations in Anson County, North Carolina, Neil McLearan, L-aab, Daniel S. McLearan, L-aad, Neill McLearan, L-aadi, Duncan McLearan, L-aag, Hugh C. McLaurin, L-aaj, Genealogy, 1841 Argyll Census in Scotland, MISCELLANEOUS, North Carolina county development, Scottish naming patterns, Argyll McLaurence Graduates Divinity College, University of Glasgow, Appin Parish Records, McLaren Tinkers, Resources
