|
This website details the McNeil family of Greenock, Scotland, as well as those families related to us by marriage.
One of the earliest McNeils that we have traced is Daniel McNeil who was born in Greenock in 1813. Approximately 160
years after his birth his great great grandson, Daniel McNeil, produced this family tree in order that we can see
how we are part of one large family.
The symbol of Greenock is the Green Oak tree and like that tree our family has many branches, some close to home and others
further afield. Our branches run from Adamietz to Young and we welcome information from all famiies.
Please feel free to peruse our website and should
you have any information such as names, dates, photographs
or stories then please send it to us.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Daniel McNeil's introduction to our family website.
Related Family links.
The Arkley Family Tree
Annie Arkley married Daniel McNeil in 1865. In 2006, Sharon Arkley created the Arkley Family Tree.
Family Information.
**** Congratulation to Suzanne Bruce and John Hepburn on their wedding day! ****
Suzanne and John are married today in Greenock, on the 16th of August, 2008.
**** Bottge Family in America ****
The family tree was looking for information on the descendents of Otto Bottge and Lily McNeil. We're looking no more as Faith Bottge has contacted us. She's a little bit busy just now as she's getting married so we're sending our very best wishes to Faith and her husband to be.
**** Trafalgar Connection ****
Two McNeils from Greenock fought at Trafalgar ( the battle, not the square) and according to Uncle Dan his grandfather had a picture of it hanging in his house. Does anybody know of a family connection?
**** Colonsay Connection ****
I've always been told that our branch of the Greenock McNeils was originally from Colonsay. I haven't been able to prove that yet. Does anybody have any
information that could help or has anybody else heard the same story?
Please log in to see forthcoming birthdays and wedding anniversaries.
|
