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Migrations III: Peter Cromar’s Milne, Buckner, and Esson descendancy lines in the Northeast
Author’s Note: After a long hiatus, I’m finally able to return to posting! I moved this website to a new domain and server, a time-consuming process and not for the faint of heart. But the results are worth it: no more ads, a new design, better support for multimedia, easier navigation. Did I mention no…
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The Cromar-Robb line IV: allies and associates in the Scottish Diaspora
Many names Where the previous post debated the merits of a one-name study for the Cromar family, this one takes on the reality that “one-name” is an abstraction. Like anyone else on earth, Cromars are intertwined with a vast array of family lines, but given the close-knit nature of communities bound by geography and technology,…
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Ann Meston (1802-1883): providing further insight into families allied with the Cromars
It’s been over two months since I promised here and here to take a deeper look at Ann Meston, one of the farming wives of the Cromar men along my patrilineal line. I feel a bit guilty, as I had been on quite a roll, working back up the time ladder from Janet Bonar, wife…
