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OT- Hugh MacKay, Aye

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David Kronwall

11-18-2006 04:32:29




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Hugh...Couldn't help but notice your mention in a recent post of being "the Scotsman" in this group. Aye. Our daughter married a Scotsman named Paul Macdonald this past summer--in the Scottish West Highlands town of Fort William. Beautiful place. In fact, the shots from the wedding are on a website anyone can access: www.albaweddingphotography.co.uk/kristen. I'm the shify-looking older dude with the silver (gray) hair wearing the kilt and Prince Charlie jacket. Wife Susie has on the hot pink outfit with the bodacious bonnet.

Paul make swords for a living and is a world-class fencing master. He and Kristin live in Edinburgh. Paul makes historically accurate swords for people, gives lessons and demos all over the world. If interested, you can access www.historicalfencing.org/Macdonaldacademy/master.htm. Paul is originally from a little town called Glenuig, near the Isle of Skye. His folks, Simon and Irene Macdonald, still live there and own a smokehouse where they smoke salmon, trout, duck, cheese, you name it, and sell it worldwide via their internet site. Very delicious stuff. Simon is at www.smokedproduce.com.

Where in Scotland are you, or your family, from, Hugh? Hope I'm not telling tales out of school, but BillyinStoughton on this site is Scottish as well. His family is a sept of the Gunn clan. He's another kilt-wearer, literally.

Sorry for going on, but we're pretty proud to be a new part of the Macdonald clan.

David

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Hugh MacKay

11-18-2006 10:33:40




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 Re: OT- Hugh MacKay, Aye in reply to David Kronwall, 11-18-2006 04:32:29  
David: The MacKay's or at least my wing of the clan were lowland Scots. My great grand father along with 4 of his brothers, immigrated from Scotland to Nova Scotia, Canada in 1852. From there two of the brothers settled in Nova Scotia and raised quite large families. One brother went to Toronto, had two daughters and that is the last anyone in the famly ever heard of them. The fourth brother went to Manitoba and raised a large family. The 5th brother became a sheep farmer in Oregon and died a bachelor. Whether he had descendants, I guess we'll never know. There were two brothers and a sister remained in Scotland. I have a complete family tree on the whole lot of them from the 1800s through to 1990.

I've never had a kilt on in my life much less the sword, so Mike can hang up the phone. Mike and I have met on several ocasions, thus I can only assume he has a vivid imagination. I expect I would look rather scary with no hair, kilt and sword, gosh that even scares me.

My wife was a Campbell and her ancestors came from the Isle of Skye. The Campbells and the Macdonalds were not exceptionally close friends. If you believe history the Campbells supposedly murdered the entire clam Macdonald. Somehow I don't believe history as Macdonalds will still outnumber Campbells in most North American phone directories. Must have been a lot on noise, no substance.

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Michael Soldan

11-18-2006 05:57:29




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 Re: OT- Hugh MacKay, Aye in reply to David Kronwall, 11-18-2006 04:32:29  
David congratulations on the wedding, I am concerned about something though...Hugh in a kilt would be shocking enough but with a sword in his hand...??? I dunno..... ...somebody might dial 911



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Jimmy King

11-18-2006 20:31:08




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 Re: OT- Hugh MacKay, Aye in reply to Michael Soldan, 11-18-2006 05:57:29  
I have only seen a picture of Hugh, but that would be right down scarry.



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Allan In NE

11-18-2006 06:50:44




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 Re: OT- Hugh MacKay, Aye in reply to Michael Soldan, 11-18-2006 05:57:29  
Yeah,

Isn't he the lad who advocates the use of swinging drawbars? Not takin' this notion one bit further..... ..... ..

:>)



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