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Date Posted: 21:15:27 06/24/06 Sat
Author: Jesse Hugh Hamman
Author Host/IP: 66.219.154.60
Subject: Re: Scroggie, George (Fedderate / New Deer � 1855)
In reply to: B.F. van Gelder 's message, "Scroggie, George (Fedderate / New Deer � 1855)" on 03:27:13 09/12/02 Thu

George W. Scroggie was my great-great maternal grandfather. He departed from Aberdeen, Scottland. He was granted citizenship in the U.S. while in Ashland County, Ohio.....married and had children.....owned a clothing store in Mansfield, Ohio where he died in the early 1900's. Much, much more info in my possession of court documentations and photos.

>When was George Scroggie, miller of the Mill of
>Fedderate in the parish of New Deer, Aberdeenshire, in
>the 1850's, born and when did he die ?
>
>Did he write poems or did he contribute to the local
>newspaper ? Are there any poems by him known, other
>than ' Farewell to Tarwathie '?

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