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Old 28th July 2001, 22:02
noja21 noja21 is offline
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i am trying to find out where gillespie's originated from.
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Old 6th August 2001, 05:59
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I looked this up in a book:

Gillespie: "servant or follower of a bishop". From the Gaelic 'gille easbuig'. A sept of Clan MacPherson.

Now you know!
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Old 8th August 2001, 12:09
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There are lots of people with the names Gillespie and MacPherson.In Lanarkshire Scotland
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Old 17th August 2001, 07:55
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Speaking of gillespie's, is there any that are around.
I am a Gillespie from Canada and I'm interested with talking to others from scotland...
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