RE: Intimidatin' Lindsay Clan...

Let me guess....You're really James Brolin? (hee,hee,hee)

Hahaha, that was good Di. I meant his "ancestors" not his eminence. But since we're on a roll...............Please Jackie do tell more. Please.

I'll spare the innocent minds and virgin ears of the Scotland.com bairnies th' sordid details, Becca mo chara...suffice t' say I've apparently been wearin' a sign on my back readin' "Beat me! Hurt me! Make me write baaaad checks!" But...I will say, it's never been borin'!

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celticjack
Ar do slainte!

I was wondering where that "sign" went off to~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ah, but I still have the "Kick Me" sign.

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Gaol, Dilseachd, Cairdeas


[This message has been edited by Becca (edited 13 December 1999).]

Hey CJ,
I think you have "kin" aboard!

Hello CelticJack,

Willy was kind enough to point me in your direction. I stumbled across this board while searching for relatives in the Glasgow area. I hope to be traveling over from the states in August this year. My grandfather, James Lindsay was born in Glasgow around 1908. He had one brother Andrew and two sisters Jean and Margaret. My great-grandmother Jane, nee McLaughlin, always went back to Scotland to have her children.

I had to laugh about the Swan. It does look a bit mean. But then again, the Lindsay's weren't a bunch to trifle with back then. My mum says thats where I get my temper from!!

Have a great day everyone!!

Terry

It's a good group, Terry...and the tartan is particularly stylish and colourful! The Northeastern coastal area of auld Scotia--where my father was born and where I lived for many years--is loaded with Lindsays and their "septs." Difficult to throw a rock without hitting one, in fact (which countless people have done--trying to hit one!)

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celticjack
Ar do slainte!