The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-13
BACK TO MACDUFF
STUDENT OF GENEAIoGY su
TRACES PRESIDENT MKIN-
LEY'S LINEAGE a
NAME CHANGED MANY TIMES
Line of Ancestry Began With the
Famous Thane of Fife, Immor-
taIized by Shake i
speare. Esg9

Prof. Gordon Grant, of Champaign. III.
| student of genealogy, who has for some
years been devoting his time to the study
| OF the lines of descent of prominent
| Americans, has traced the paternaI lin
cage of the late President William Nc
| kinley back to Duncan McDuff Thana Of
| tlIe, VINO was born about A D. 1000 and
the name goes through four changes be-
lore 1T finally gets to Mckinley. The fol-
lowing is the synopsis. as given in the
81. Louis Globe-Democrat:
duncan MacDuff, Maormor of Fife
porn porn about A D. 1000; killed Macbeth
~ 2 D D. MacDuff, styled second
g. Constantine MacDuh, styled third
carr OF Fife, died 1923; justiciary of Scot
land "a discreet and eloquent man.
81 Glilmlchael MacDuff, fourth earl or
! Fife, died 1139
.. Duncan MacDuff, fifth earl of Fife.
regent of Scotland 1153, died 1854.
b. Seach Gaelic for Shaw MacDurr
qled IT'S; commander of the army Of
! King Malcolm W, which uueIled the in
surrect1on of Moray, 1161; called Mae-an-
| Ioi-sIc (son of the chief or foremost).
e miic1 became the surname of the family:
4ouhoef and chief Of the clan of Mac
lntosh; married Giles, daughter of Hugh
| de Montgomery, and had:
T. shaw Olg (the younger) Macintosh
6Gleq !zO9 or 121O); second chief of clan
Tl'sLl tosh and governor of the castle Of
inverness for thirty years: in hattie OF
Iorvaln; married Mary. daughter of Sir
sons, of whom:
! g. William Macintosh married Raa+riv
| Learmouth, and had:
| 9. Shaw Macintosh fourth ohiof
| c1an Macintosh, who married in 1220
lsHelen daughter of William. TbanA Of
! calder, and died in 1866. Cunhadb rbic
| Arisaig. VIM
10 10; Farquhar Macintosh Ckilled in duel
1zt4; NTH chief of clan Macintosh.
| married Mora of Isle, daughter of ATo~1,,
| of Bruce" PiO'7ceor
L. angus Mac Intosh. or Angus Mac
Ia = arq9har' born 1913, died 1916 Married i'm
lZSl Eve, daughter and heiress of Gill.
Patflck, the son Of Dugan Dali Cor blfDrD
VINO was son of Of Gillichattan-mor. the
Iounder OF Clan Chattan. and became
| captain or leader OF the clan. Angus va,
a stanch supporter of Robert Bruce and
TOOK part IN the famous battle of Ban
| nockburn in 1904.
| tosh
IS. Gilchrist Mac Intosh. sometimes
| called Christi-John-Son or Gilchrist Mac
Ian lGlIchrlst' son of John, from which
! comes the name of Johnson.
a. Shaw Nor GREAT Mac Tnfosb mr.
Macintosh, whose pedigree is given in
| the ancient manuscripts as Shaw Nc
! Gilchrist, Mac Ian, Mac Angus. Mac
| Farquhar, etc, OIac being the Gaelic
| for son. was leader of the victorious
| thirty at battle of North Inch of Perth
1926; which Sir Walter Scott so graph.
cally describes in his Fair Maid Of
Perth
Is. seumas (James) Macintosh the
chief of the clan. killed at the memor-
able battle of Harlow, III, the final
contest between the Celt and the Teuton
| for Scottish independence, and which is
sung of in ballad, There was Notsin'
| King Kenneth's Days, etc.
| for the Scottish independence. ballad.
There was Notsin' King Kenneth's
Days, etc"
16. Allister (Alexander) Ciar Macin-
1 tosh, obtains the estate of Rothermur-
chus by deed in 1884 and is called SHAW
of Rothermurchus," and married
daughter of Stuart Of Kinkardine.
H. Fearchard (Farquhar Macintosh.
| forester to tne earl of Mar. appointed
hereditary chamberlain of bras of Mar
1460, 1S4S Married a daughter of Pat
rick Robertson, first of the family OF
Lude, chief of Clan Robertson; Gaelic,
| Clan Daunachie: descendant of Erie
| Patrik de Atholia." His sons took the
| name Of Farquharson.
IS. Donald Farquharson, the Pho
brachd. Married a daughter Of Robert
son of the Calvene family.
10. Farquhar Beb Gaelic for Httle)
Farquharson. Married into the family OF
| Chisholm, of strath Glass, Erchless cas-
| tie the family seat.
20. Donald Farquharson. married Isa-
bel only child of Duncan Stewart, COM
monty called Ducan Dom, or Brown, OF
the family of Mar.
81 Findlay Gaelic Fionn-Laidh. conn
Findla. Killed at the battle of Pinkie
1547, while bearing the royal standard Of
Scotland. Married daughter of Barol
Reid. of Kinkardine Stewart, by whom
he had four sons, who took the name OF
Mac Inla, the Gaelic for Mac-Fionn-
laidh (meaning son of Finlay), being pro-
nounced as nearly as English spelling can
show it. Mac-ionnlay. or Mach-unla. Clan
Mac Einlay's "suaich-ean-tas," or badge,
is ''Lus-nam-b an-sith," the fox glove.
p. William Mac Kinlay died in the
reign of James ". Q603-1625). Had four
sons who settled at the Annie a cor
ruption of the Gaelic Anabhain-fheidh,
meaning the ford of the stag, which is
near the calendar in Perthshire.
p. Thomas Mac Kinlay, or at least one
of the sons of William No. %, the eld-
est of which was John. Thomas is known
to have lived at the Annie" in 1857.
a. Donald of Domhunil Mackinlay, who
was born at the Annie" is the grand
son of William, No. %.
%. John Gaelic, LAM Mackinlay born
at the annie" about 1915; had three sons:
Donald, the eldest born in 1868; James
the Trooper" born probably in 1911, and
John, born in 1879.
26.-James the Trooper went to ireland
as guide to the victorious army of VIII
liam III. at the battle of the Boyne, in
1000. Settled in Ireland and was ancestor
of a large portion of the Irish MckinleSS
q. David Mckinley, known as David
the Weaver" born probably in 1705: exact
date of his immigration to America not
known, as the records of Newcastle,
Del, where most of the early Pennsyl-
vania settlers landed, were destroyed by
the British army during the Revolution
airy war He settled in Chanceford town
ship, York county, Pa, probably before
1145, in which year a tract of land was
granted to him. He died in 1T61.
rs. John Mckinley died in 1779. Served
in the Revolutionary war in 17TS. in Capt.
Joseph Reeds company, York county
militia.
%. David Mckinley, born May Is, IT'S,
in York county, Pennsylvania died Aug
s, 1S40 in Crawford county, Ohio Served
in the Revolutionary war in the compa-
MES of Capt. McCloskey, Capt. r 9se. Capt
Laird, Capt. Reed, Capt. Walderbaum
Capt. Sloymaker, Capt. Rofe and Capt.
Harnahan. AS member of the flying
camp" he was engaged in the defense of
the fort at Paulis Hook, now jersey City
NJ j., and a slSirmish at Amboy in IT'S,
and at Chestnut Hills in 1777. He was
sylvania, to Sarah Gray.
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