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I am looking for any help. I am in the process of a genealogy search for my ancestry. If there is anyonre in Scotland that has any information on the McKamey name please contact me at the following address: roger_mckamey@yahoo.com
any help would be greatly appreciated Best to you from Tennessee U.S. Roger ![]() |
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Having done a little search, it would appear that there is some argument about the name (in its many forms) - from being a sept of two clans, Fraser and Stuart of Bute to being a name from East Lothian and not part of any clan.
You would probably get more help if you posted this in the Clan forum on this site. |
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I am looking for any help, I am trying to trace genealogy on my family name (today spelling McKamey) possibly spelled differently. If anyone is able to help me please contact via e-mail at the following address:
roger_mckamey@yahoo.com Thank You |
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McKalmey, for example. And if it's a Scottish clan then we use "Mac" not "Mc". The latter being the Irish. |
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Another myth being perpetuated there. Mc or Mac do not themselves dictate national origin. A lot of it is down to the fact that earlier writers did not use hard or fast rules on spelling - there weren't any... Even into the 19th century you would see names written as M'Intosh or M'Kay, the M' standing for either Mc or Mac.......
Please do not help keep this outright myth alive.
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