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12th November 08, 02:40 PM
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Sometimes researching the family tree will only take you so far...
My Scott line goes back to the late 1700's in Virginia. Before that, we (my 2nd cousin & I) have not been able to determine because many of the records for that time/area have been destroyed by the various wars and natural disasters that have passed through.
Since my last name is Scott, I am a member of the Clan Scott Society (but not necessarily a member of the actual - Scottish - Clan Scott). There are three different Scott 'families' - Scottish, Irish and English people whose surname is Scott - that are unrelated. I would love to be able to determine for sure where my family actually hailed from, but it may not ever be possible.
Derek, best of luck in determining your own heritage. On the SAR front, I imagine if you can document a connection to a previous/deceased documented SAR member, you can matriculate a membership off of him. Just a guess... The SAR would probably be willing to help.
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