The Family Tree : the Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library Newsletter

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ebrated its 25" Anniversary at
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is planned
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L.D.Macintyre who revisited
. evaootr Gienoe, the MacIntyre home
The Moultrie-Colquitt place on Loch Etive in 1976.
County Library and the Ellen There had been other efforts to
Payne Odom Genealogy Li- organize the descendants of this
brary will soon begin a reno- zi information on old clan that lived mostly on
vation/expansion program, Internet...check it out! Campbell lands for hundreds of ~
ne re thanks to the most recent years.
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Scottish & irish Festival,
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provided. The current geneal- be glad to send you registration to meet for the purpose of pro-
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Orphan Train Heritage
Ellis Island
Society Research Center
and museum moved
Odom Library Board Chairman
Seventeen years ago, Mary website
The Rev. Dr. Hugh Buchanan Ward
Ellen Johnson learned about a
group of children who had been
Odom Library Director has one-step
taken by train from the east
Melody Stinson Jenkins
coast and placed with families
in rural America. Research re- Searches
The Family Tree Editor-in-Chief
vealed that at least 250,000
Beth Gay, DGOTJ, FSA Scot
mostly homeless, abandoned The following article is from
and neglected children were Eastman’s Online Genealogy News-
The Family Tree Assistant
sent “West” in this manner. letter and is © 2001 by Richard W, and years after immigration.
Jinx Stubbs Eastman. Itis re-published here with
John founded the Orphan The records made at Ellis Is-
the permission of the author.
Train Heritage Society of land almost always had the
Our Staff Cartoonist If your ancestors entered
America, Inc., (OTHSA), anon correct spelling from the old
John V. Cody America at Ellis Island, you can
profit organization dedicated to country, a name that modern-
Lynnfield, Massachusetts find the records of that eniry
the preservation of the history day descendants might not be
in the Ellis Island records. For
of the seventy-five years from familiar with.)
Our Internet Editor years genealogists pored over
1854 until 1929 and the indi- Another frequently en-
Mr. Alastair Mcintyre microfilm copies of these
vidual stories of the children countered problem resolves
The State of West Virginia, USA! records. Inrecent years, many
involved. around common names: sev-
Welcome, Masta! of the records (but not all) have
Mrs. Johnson plans to re- eral hundred or even thou-
been transcribed into computer
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Ne) SC Ne day functions of both the re- .odraitgaibnaals erse,c.oarndds eaxrter aacvtasi loafb tlheae t name may have passed through
search center and the museum. Ellis Island. Which one is your
<http://www.EllisIsland.org>.
OTHSA has moved from ‘ancestor?
The Ellis Island website
Springdale, Arkansas to Stephen Morse has cre-
has become one of the most
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groups, The Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library also hopes to serve as a cen- OTHSA at PO Box 3222, Ellisisland.org>. The forms
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Page 4 Section A * The Family Tree October/November 2003 Happy Halloween from Narra the Wonder Cat!
SPLOST , Continued from page 1A =~meaemmwewsce
Twigs, Leaves & Stems
proximately 1,500 square feet, including the Colquitt County
located adjacent to the current Commission, the Clerk of
genealogy library, will be reno- Courts, Colquitt County Board
vated to provide study areas, of Education, and the incorpo-
shelving for books and house rated towns in the county. News from
equipment. These records will not only be
The Children’s Library will preserved, they will be avail-
be moved into an area on the able for genealogy researchers.
north end of the Moultrie- The location for the archives
Colquitt County Library; which building has not been determined.
currently houses the bookmo- Several possibilities are being in-
bile collection and storage. vestigated. The Library Board
Also included on the list of plans to locthea buitldieng as close i Just about anywhere you
the SPLOST projects is a to the current library as possible.
¢
county archives building,
are...there’s a great seminars
which will be under the direc-
Food for thought
tion of the Moultrie-Colquitt
County Library. When com- Consider: When you put
pleted, this building will house the words “THE” and “IRS” October 4, Ohio, Cleve- with J. Mark Lowe, Linda
archival records from various together, it spells “THEIRS.” land: The Genealogical Com- Woodward Geiger, Pamela
agencies in Calquitt county, mittee of the Western Reserve Boyer Porter and staff mem-
Historical Society announces bers of the Georgia Archives
Pe Mees ek ebes) eey rste the last ofa series of beginner’s and NARA. For more details, nounces its Fall Seminar fea-
The History of Medicine...er...maybe! classes with a combination of visit the website at <http:// turing Cyndi Howells. More
2000 B.C. - Here. eat this root. lecture and hands-on research www.RIGSAlliance.org>, e- information can be obtained by
1000 A.D. - That root is heathen. Here. sav this =in the WRHS Library. Con- m a 1 l visiting the website <http://
praver. tact Roger Ellsworth, P. O. <[email protected]> or
. www.rootsweb.com>/~args/
1850 A.D. - That praver is sper cRGon Here. drink Box 181201, Cleveland write to: RIGS Alliance Work- seminar. htm>.
this potion. Heights, OH 44118-1201; by shop, P. O. Box 1273, Jasper,
October 17-19, Califor-
1940 A.D. - That potion is snake oil. Here: swallow telephone [phone], or e- GA 30143. nia, Foster City: The San
~ this pill. mail <[email protected]>. October 9-10, Kansas, Francisco Bay Region of the
1984 A.D. - That pill is ineffective. Here. take this October 5-12, Utah, Salt Dodge City: The Kansas Ge- California State Genealogical
antibiotic. Lake City: The International nealogical Society announces Alliance will host “California
2000 A.D. - That antibiotic doesn t w ork anymore. Society for British Genealogy a seminar featuring Richard L. Conference.” More details can
Here. eat this root. & Family History announces Hooverson. For more infor- be obtained by e-mailing Cath
its Third Annual British Insti- mation on this event, contact Ty S45. saad. Dee
tute. The Institute is a class- the Kansas Genealogical Soci- <[email protected]> or
room setting of in-depth study. ety, PO Box 103, Dodge City, by going to the conference
For more information, see the KS 67801-0103. website <http://users.lmi.net/
society’s website <http://
October 11-12, Mary- catcn/ca_conf>.
HARDWARE STORES ® www.isbefh.org>, send an e-
GOS pbA ELL Se land, Baltimore: The Mary- October 18, Wisconsin,
mail to <[email protected]>
land Genealogical Society will Wisconsin Dells: Wisconsin
MERCANTILE. co! or send an SASE to ISBGFH, present a seminar on various State Genealogical Society an-
P.O. Box 3115, Salt Lake City,
aspects of family history. For nounces its Fall 2003 Seminar.
UT 84110-3115.
SINCE 19230 further details visit Details will be posted at <http:/
| October 6-10, Georgia, <delmarvaroots.com> or con- /www.wsgs.org>. To receive
A visit to Moultrie is not complete Atlanta: The Regional In- tact Ed Wright at a program brochure for this
unless you have visited Baell Mercantile. depth Genealogical Studies Al- <[email protected]> seminar, send you name and
For 79 years, the place to find what you need! liance in cooperation with the or by telephone [phone]. address by postal mail to
[985-5154]« Georgia Archives and the Na-
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TRU-TEST. tional Archives Southeast Re- sas, Little Rock: The Arkan- Madison, WI 53705 or by e-
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a Did you have an
ancestor in the Lewis
& Clark Expedition?
If you have an ancestor in
| the Lewis & Clark Expedition,
———— you are eligible to receive a
“Lewis & Clark Corps of Dis-
covery Descendant Certificate.”
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by the Clatsop Co., Oregon Ge-
nealogical Society. Certificates
are available for collateral de-
Hear Sharon hard copy at the SCGS Library scendants, too.
Mecklenburg Registry. was
DeBartolo Carmack between November 1 and De- officially announced as opened Information collected
speak in Arizona! cember 31 of this year. The this spring. You are invited to Families of Mecklenburg, His- from qualifying genealogists
address is: Southern Califor- toric Rural Hill Farm, PO Box will be stored permanently in
The Family History Soci- mia Genealogical Society, Atten- register your genealogical links 1009, Huntersville, North the archives of the Lewis and
ety of Arizona will present a tion: Writing Contest, 417 Irv- to the Founding Families of Carolina 28070. Clark Trail Heritage Founda-
genealogical seminar on Satur- ing Drive, Burbank, California Mecklenburg. Thanks to the Rural Hill tion, Inc. Library in Great Falls,
day, October 25, 2003. 91504. Please send a long self-ad- Farm Piper Newsletter. For Montana. The Clatsop Genea-
This will be a great oppor- For complete information dressed stamped envelope to additional help, contact 5435 logical Society also intends to
tunity to hear featured speaker on the contest rules,you may request an application for Hilltop Circle, Charlotte, North publish the information in book
Sharon DeBartolo Carmack. go to the website <http:// membership in Founding Carolina 28269 | form after the 200° anniver-
She is a Certified Genealogist, www. scgsgenealogy.com/ sary of the start of the expedi-
author of fourteen books, the 4thwC.htm>. Databases contain African American records tion on May 22, 2004.
editor of Betterway Genealogy
Thanks to Nuggets from The Louisiana Slave Database contains 99,419 records and You may check out the
Books, lecturer, and Fellow of Paradise, the newsletter from 114 fields and is part of the “Databases for the Study of Afro- names included in the book at:
the Utah Genealogical Associa- Paradise Genealogical Society, Louisiana History and Genealogy 1719-1820,” compiled and <http://home.pacifier.com>/
tion. Brief titles for the topics ~karenl/lewis&.htm>.
Inc., PO Box 460, Paradise, published by Dr. Gwendolyn Midlo Hall. This resource for
she will discuss include The California 95967-0460. Thanks to the /mmigrant
Louisiana and Florida contains a plethora of information con-
Silent Woman, Flesh on the ‘Genealogical Society Newslet-
cerning the transfer, enumeration and manumission of slaves in
Bones, I'rom Yawner to Page
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Turner, and Before You Pub- CA 91510-7369.
lish. ; AzGenShare work- vidual slave who has been described in these documents and
includes a variety of information, such as inventoried estates of
The event will be held at shop is coming
deceased slaves. :
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2™ Annual AzGenShare Work-
Scottsdale, Arizona. Registra- documents involving manumissions of slaves. It contains 4,071
tion will be from 8 a.m. to 9 shop. records. With the exception of the slave trade shipping, it con-
a.m. The seminar will be held The event will be held Sat- tains all of the fields found in the Louisiana Slave Database as
urday, November 15, 2003 at well as some additional fields.
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There
the Salt River Project Admin-
will be vendors, door prizes, It is likely that most people and/or families that lived in City Directories
istrative Building located at Louisiana through 1820 will be mentioned regardless of race or
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also will be refreshments and
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Scottish music trio
Smithfield Fair will
the Highlands and bring Jacobites to
Islands of Scotland
Complete Highland Day And
Evening Wear scottish Weekend 2004
Tartan sport coats, slacks, waistcoats,
dressing gowns, cummerbunds,
ties, and travel rugs.
Blazer badges in gold & silver wie. Scottish music trio Smithfield Fair will make its own ap-
Ladies kilts, kilt skirts.
pearance on February 13, 14 & 15, 2004, at our own Scottish
evening sashes in
wool and pure silk, jabot blouses, \\’eekend here in Moultrie. Currently, Smithfield Fair is touring
and velvet jackets. i support of its sixth and [atest compact disc - Jacobites By
ume - released internationally in June of 2002 by Centaur
Tartan By The Yard. We can obtain
any tartan in worsted quality in modern, Records.
ancient, or reproduction colours. Jacobites By Name centers on songs from Scottish Jacobite perfect balance for the traditional songs, and some songs have
been hailed as “new standards.” Dirty Linen magazine com-
-bellions, showing an aggressive and up-tempo setting for the
We stock
Scottish Country Dance Ghillies trio over the more reserved sounds of Zhe Winter Kirk, the mented that Smithfield Fair’s music is “based on strong songs
with strong harmonies taken from or drawing on Scottish tradi-
tr:0’s 2001 release. Some of the band’s most popular and re-
10-12 weeks required for quested songs from the past year of touring are included on the tional sources, presented in uncluttered arrangements,” and that
delivery of tailored garments.
they are “hearty singer and capable multi-instrumentalists.” The
Send $1.00 for illustrated catalog. disc.
_ Price list free upon request. Over the past year, Smithfield Fair has stayed continuously ues next project will concentrate on the works of Robert
mon ums.
on the road in a region from the East Coast to West Texas -
JR
yea playing Oklahoma, Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Florida, Geor- Considering themselves to be ‘song-driven’, the group’s
gia and Mississippi. The group’s performances have drawn sound is lively and contemporary without losing its traditional
focus, and effectively utilizes harmonies and driving rhythms.
increasing audiences, forcing some concerts to be moved to
The trio is the husband/wife/nephew team of Jan Smith (vo-
. She Kerrismsheel larger venues while selling out others. The Winter Kirk drew
the strongest critical reviews yet for their music, and was fea- cals, accordion), Dudley-Brian Smith (vocals, guitars), and Frang
Bladen (vocals, bodhran, percussion).
tured on radio programs in the Virgin Islands, Scotland and.
10616 eae Springs Way New Zealand, as well as receiving strong airplay throughout Their website is <www.smithfieldfair.com>, or contact them
Montgomery Village, MD 20886
at Smithfield Fair, 8323 Justin Ave., Baton Rouge, LA 70809, —
310-840-0254 North America.
USA, or call at 225-928-3902.
Critics have also praised the group’s original material as the
More about the noble leek
aeae a e
from Dr. McCoy
Cordially invites all of the greater Wallace Family,
to those related to them by bload or by marriage ,
Walt McCoy, Ph.D. has more about Cock-a-Leekie,
or to those sharing common interest in the Purposes
which was mentioned in the August/September issue. Dr.
of the Society.
McCoy stated the leek was originally domesticated in the
Far East. It came to the Mediterranean with the Scythians,
Richard A. Wallace
who established trade and settlements all the way from
Chairman - Membership Committee
728 E. 19". Street China to Britain. (Brae Taen - “Tin Mountain”) These
people became known as Phoenicians (also as Kelts) in
Marysville, CA 95901-4438
the Mediterranean, and settled and mined tin in the Isles
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to blend with Egyptian copper to produce bronze.
Scot comes from “Scota”,.a daughter of a Pharaoh,
who married an Irish prince in order to cement this trade.
Jy DELLEREBED5I10D09V5 VAEA U?O DI SS 8 oe LIMOS: She was an ancestor of Kenneth MacAlpin of the Scotti
er clan, who changed the name of the land from Alba
R44 (Phoenician meaning “white”, probably referring to the
chalk cliffs) to Scotland.
Family Tree ciimbing They brought many things to the western world, not
least of which was noodles! People around the Mediter-
have you 1007506 ranean were enjoying noodles with olive oil and leeks long
before Marco Polo (tomatoes came from Central America
OUT ON A _iMB?
much later). They also probably mixed in some chicken
at times, after the Phoenicians brought chickens (Guinea
Visit us tocay!
fowl) from South Africa. The Scythian/Phoenicians also
yd
brought the horse, and the earliest ancestor of our alpha-
P0D"D ODYYVEL
bet.
www.GrandmaUpATree.com Like so many things Scot, Cock-a-Leekie has a his-
tory as old as civilization. So, you’ll enjoy this: an old O» R
Scot culinary secret is to melt some beef bone marrow in
o~=—tx w .s eewe
your Cock-a-Leekie! It adds a unique and hearty rich-
dd
ness to the broth.
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Family Reunions - Gatherings
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Edith Wlagner is
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Page 8 SectionA * The Family Tree October/November 2003 A little inaccuracy sometimes saves tons of explanation.
Fim Anderson, Celtic Woodcroft Artist,
Linda Parish - Publisher, The Country Register of Georgia
Korea?
“Cromag” — what a display in the homes of many
strange name for such beauti- Heraldic Chiefs who reside in
ful objects! Great Britain, Australia, New America’s military veter-
- Cromag is the Gaelic Zealand, South Africa and the Jim ans of the Korean Conflict are
word for walking stick or staff United States, as well as in Anderson , now eligible to accept and wear
and Jim Anderson of Lilburn, museums. medal initially offered by the
Georgia is a master wood One of his most important overnment of South Korea
carver specializing in carving works was the design and cre- early fifty years ago.
cromags that tell a-story. He ation of a signature, or logo, In 1951, South Korea of-
has carved hundreds of intri- plaque for the Ellen Payne ered to all servicemen and
cate pieces depicting clan and Odom Genealogical Library ervicewomen who fought un-
family history and commemo- and Museum in Moultrie, Geor- ‘der the banner of the United
rative pieces celebrating im- gia. Nations the Republic of Korea —
portant milestones and occa- He designed a family tree War Service Medal
sions. with a ribbon entwined in the (ROK WSM).
His work can be found on branches with the words “I While military personnel
from other nations accepted the
medal, American law at that
time prohibited members of its
Are you searching for a unique speaker
ur Odom armed forces from wearing
for your next meeting? Your search is over! “logo” done
medals issued by foreign gov-
Ludlow Porch is sure to
by Jim ernments.
guarantee the rousing Anderson The law was changed in 5SoatS,seA e e e” e
success of your 1954, but South Korea did not
Found a Thistle in my Family the Tartan display, a parade renew its offer of the service
‘next meeting...and he’s for hire! _ medal until 1998.
Tree” carved into the wood. down the street to the sounds
“Superb...” “Hilarious...” “The South’s premier wit...” In the design, the top of the of bagpipes, Scottish music and To be eligible, a veteran
“First class entertainment...” These-are just a few of the superlatives _ tree becomes a Scottish thistle, bountiful food and drink, all must have served between June
used to describe Ludlow Por’. in letters from grateful groups who have the national symbol of Scot- combining into a fabulous cel- 25, 1950 and July 27, 1953, in
utilized his services, land. ~ : ebration of Scotland and its the territorial limits of Korea,
A Souther Renaissance Man, Ludlow lays claim to a mixed bag of The name of the library way of life. its adjacent water, or in the air
tricks, including being a magician, juggler, fireman, boxer and Marine. and its location is carved into a In the summer of 1996 at over Korea.
‘Ludlow was named by Sports Illustrated as one of the world’s top five - border framing thé tree adorned the opening ceremonies of the
trivia experts. with oak leaves and acorns. Centennial Olympic Games in The medal may be
A radio talk show host since 1970, Ludlow's particular brand of Other examples of his Atlanta sixty-eight tartan ban- awarded to a surviving kin ofa
zaniness and his ability to really “draw out” the more than 200 celebrities veteran or to the veteran.
work are on permanent display ners suspended from frames
he has interviewed has endeared him to a wide audience, For complete information
in the Odom Library and Mu- carved by Jim were carried by
This genial jester is in constant demand as a humorous speaker for visit <www.koreanwar.org/
seum, such as the Clan Ander- the members of Scottish Clans.
just about any type of function.
son Chair and the Clan Jim carved and painted the clan h t m 1 /
According to one delighted program chairman: “Ludlow Porch is a
korean_war_service_medal.html>
Ferguson cromag, and at Tar- names and symbols othe
meeting planner’s dream!”
“Ludlow talks like | wish | could write.” tan Museums in Scotland and frames and then an authentic
- Lewis Grizzard in Franklin, North Carolina piece of each clan’s tartan was AOOO OAAA AA”PA A APA
Columnist and author In the year 2000, many of attached. serves as a Director of the
Jim’s artistic creations were on: You can see these pieces Stone Mountain Highland
Call now to book Ludlow for your next meeting
display at the Smithsonian Af- as a “Forest of Tartans” at the Games and is still very active
toll-free filiated Atlanta International Stone Mountain Highland ‘in Clan Anderson. He wel-
1-888-256-3044 Museum and in showcases at Games and Festival at Stone comes inquiries about his work
the Atlanta Airport. The nine Mountain Park each year. and the opportunity to research ~
<www.ludlowporch.com>
month long exhibit explored the Jim has been carving all his and create unique one ofa kind
history of the Tartan and the life, from the early years of pieces to celebrate special lives
influence of Scottish Culture in whittling toys for himself and
or to commemorate events.
ANN STEWART, KILTMAKER the Southeastern United States. his brothers and sisters until the
Many of Jim’s consigned pieces
384 Main St. Catskill, NY 12414 : In the pictures above, you present, and has become recog- and gifts are enjoyed and used
PHONE [phone] FAX [phone] can see Jim at work on the be- nized worldwide for his fine
by men and women in the
www.kiltshop.com ginning of a large Celtic influ- Celtic woodcarvings.
United. States, Canada, and
SPECIALISTS IN SCOTTISH ATTIRE enced mirror frame that he The Scottish influence in around the world.
All Registered Tartans Available / } carved for the auction at the his art came from his involve- Much of his artistry is on
Men’s Kilts Made To Order exhibit celebration at the At- ment with Clan Anderson sincé
Faull Range of Jackets, Belts, Sporrans, Hose lanta International Museum, 1980 when he began carving display as decorations at the
Tartan Pants, Glengarries, Balmoral Stone Mountain Highland
which was a dazzling celebra- staffs, plaques, frames, family
Womens @ Children’s Kilt Skirts Games and Festival each Oc-
Tartan Ties, Scarves, Sashes, Blankets tion of our Scottish heritage. trees and other commemorative tober.
Ortak & Carrick Jewelry Imported From Scotland Attendees in formal Scot- pieces with a Gaelic influence.
RENTALS AVAILABLE He can be reached at 404-
tish attire were treated to the Jim is a past President of
foe VISA, MASTERCARD & AMERICAN EXPRE 432-8928 if you have an inter-
[ ACCEPTED sights and sounds of Scotland. Clan Anderson and a past di-
est in discussing a commission
There were displays of Scottish rector of the Saint Andrews
¥ _ Call Toll-Free: 1-888-315-0922 with him. @.
cultural objects, the History-of - +-Seeiety ofAtianta-He currently
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; @® AllI ask, the heavens above, and the road below me. The Family Tree October/November 2003 * Section A Page 9
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New CBSI
leadership
elected! STONE MOUNTAIN
Rosanna Randolph, of HIGHLAND GAMES
Vacaville, California, Judge of
Elections for the Clan
Buchanan Society, International G SCOTTISH
reports the results of the recent
election for new officers.
Mrs. Randolph writes that
she opened and counted the bal-
FESTIVAL; ae
lots received on August 8,2003.
The opening and counting was
done under the observation of
LtC. George S. Buchanan, 2003 DATES
USAF (ret.), First Vice Presi-
dent of The Clan Buchanan So- OCTOBER 18™ & 19
ciety, International.
The results are: president,
John S. Watson; first vice
Loe
president, George S. “Buck” Attend “The Friendly |. -~
Buchanan; second vice-presi-
dent, James John Gibson; re- Games.” 7"
cording secretary, Shelagh Col-
lege; Jerry Baxley (write-in), Meet your fellow clansmen and
membership secretary and celebrate the 31st Anniversary
treasurer, Jim Gibson.
For information on Clan games along with our Honored > EanS e
Buchanan, please write CBSI, guests and many old friends who~ v
PO box 2828, Moultrie, GA ~
_ will gather in this picturesque
31776-2828.
setting so-rich in heritage.
ee ee c4eee s
a: ont\SBHey9s EDoS T S
Watch out
for the golf bails! SCOTTISH FESTIVAL
A Scottish castle that was & HIGHLAND GAMES
built to withstand cannon fire
October 18th & 19th, 2003
now needs new defenses - to
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
protect it from stray golf balls!
Niddry Castle owner Ri- Stone Mountain Park Meadow
chard Nairn has asked West
Lothian Council for permis-
¢ Highland Games
sion to erect a 230 foot long
* Gathering of Clans
net to shield the 500 year old
stronghold at Winchburgh. « Exhibits @ Demonstrations
One golfer at the Niddry ¢ Daily Musical Entertainment
Castle course admitted that at
* Scottish Shops & Foods
times it must be like living
under fire as balls constantly ¢ Pipe Bands
zero in on the castle. ¢ Scottish Dancing
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(NYC & others) 1600s - 1900s
Presented by:
STONE MOUNTAIN HIGHLAND GAMES, INC.
BOX 14023, ATLANTA, GA 30324
[phone]
142 E. Maple (G),
Website: www.smhg.org
Van Wert, OH 45891
*Plus park admission. No pets allowed please. @AIl rights reserved Stone Mountain Highland Games, Inc. 2003
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Sue Cowger, Paul & Sandy Mott at the
recent Southern Heritage Conference in
Lauel, Mississippi.
(To the right) Carl Ford and Nancy Ford,
organizers of the event. Nancy is leading
the group in The Unicorn.
| Border Collie & Sheep
demos for Scottish Games &
Festivals Proven performance
by Husband/Wife team with
2-4 dogs.
- Limited to S.E. US.A.
Booking for 2003-2004 season.
_ Phone [phone].
:
_ See us on website - address
Parade ofT artans, Long'sP eak Scottish < Irish Festival Estes Park,
_ below!
Mackay wins first
Email* suziong(1 p@nh oety CmSaEi. l.cDioe m place in piping
Society member Lyric
Todkill was the overall winner
Handmade in the Scottish Highlands by Mary Buchanan at the 2002 George Sheriff
Amateur Invitational Piping
Bridge Cottage Che scottish lion Competition in Hamilton,
x igP oolewe
Ross-shire Ontario this past fall.
adadh 1V22 2JU
Scotland The event pitted twelve of
irmport shop
www.cadadh.co.uk North America’s most com-
petitively successful amateur
pipers of 2002 across three
Mary makes an
events: Piobaireachd; March,
excolfus hiaven dmraandgee
Strathspey & Reel; and 6/8
Scottish goods Write or call March. For his aggregate win
- all made to order Lyric received the George
for our
in a tartan of your Sherriff Memorial Invitational
choice catalog of Trophy and Banner. An addi-
tional award of seven hundred
@ Highland Clansmen $795 clothing and
dollars from the Pipers and
Collectible porcelain figures
gifts as well Pipe Band Society of Ontario
@ Rag Dolls $49 will be applied toward tuition
Cute, huggable dolls as our
or overseas competition.
@ Teddy Bears $59 Highland There are only two
Harris Tweed bears with Invitationals of this caliber in
Wear and
tartan scarf North America, George
Clan Sherriff in Canada, and Nicol
@ Fleece Clothing $27-$109
Brown in Connecticut.
Hats, Scarfs, Jackets & Vests, Catalog
- all made to fit you As a result of this honor,
Lyric was invited to sit in a
All prices include shipping
audition for the 78" Frasers of
Toronto, Canada, and was ac-
Details of these items and
cepted as a member in March
lots more tartan
Scottish Lion Import Shop—P O Box 1700F
of 2003. The 78* is rated as
information can be found
on the Cadadh website North Conway NH 03860-1700 one of the top Grade I Pipe
Bands in the world.
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