I have had this site for some time now and have had quite a few folks sign the guest books. If you would like to have a look to see just who has been here, scan down the list on the left to view them. If you would like to search this site for something specific, use this search box. Thank you for visiting.

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Sheila McVicar on December 4, 2008 at 01:37 AM said: Hi everyone. I found this website while looking for some history about the family farm back in Scotland. My dad Duncan McVicar married Irene Horner and they lived at Lephinchapel until we migrated when I was 2. Hi Inge, I am your cousin from Australia. I was fortunate to meet Karen a few years back when she visited here. We live in the Perth hills in Western Australia and have recently bought a small farm and to carry the family history we have named it “Little Lephinchapel”. My husbands name is Adrian Stewart and we have 4 boys (4 to 15 years). My brother Robert has 2 boys ( 7 & 9 ) and Duncan Jnr is expecting first early next year. You can email me at agsstewart@bigpond.com if you would like to get in touch. Sheila

Suzette on November 26, 2008 at 06:17 AM said: Hi all I am from South Africa researching my "Dickie" family from Dundee Scotland. What a journey. Keep well Suzette w74@mweb.co.za

Gary Kerr on November 19, 2008 at 12:39 PM said: Just popped in to say hi from Scotland, great to see Scotland is in your thoughts - oh and a wee gramatical eror its scotch pie and not Scots - kind regards Gary from Fife

Carolyn Tait Morrison on November 16, 2008 at 08:05 PM said: message to Liz Levangie....Liz..my parents are also Scottish and worked very closely with the Ballantynes in the border mills.. any relation there?? A relative of mine generations back is suppose to have married a ballantyne. contact me if you like directly.. meofbc@yahoo.ca

Sam McVicker on November 14, 2008 at 01:06 PM said: Great site. We have a cousin researching the family in Shotts, Scotland and she turned up your site. We hail from Syracuse, NY where our family farmed and grew. I live in Dunedin FL,(a Scottish based town outside of Clearwater, FL) Our side of the family is huge and getting bigger. The Scottish Games in Syracuse is our gathering yearly.

Charles MacLeod-Stuart on November 12, 2008 at 12:11 PM said: A very well organized website! I am very interested to discover if your family tree links to mine via Barbara McVicar who married Andrew Stewart (High Park) in Campbeltown, Argyll circa 1768. A large number of the family emigrated to the US, Canada and Australia and over the past few months I have located nearly twenty 3rd and 4th cousins! I emigrated to the US in 1983 and now live in Oakville, Ontario Charles. e-mail replycs@yahoo.ca

Liz Levangie on November 10, 2008 at 07:44 PM said: I married into a French Acadian family (hence the surname) but my grandparents immigrated from Scotland after the 1st World War. My grandfather was a Ballantyne and my grandmother's maiden name was Whyte. I am very proud of my Scottish heritage and can't wait to try these recipes.

Rueben J Alden on November 5, 2008 at 05:52 PM said: I love your site . Your recipes are some I have been looking for. Plus found some things ( coat of arms, outh) I've wanted. You see my grandmother was a McVicker. Thank You Very Much

Rueben Alden Great Grandson Of Hugh McVicker on October 31, 2008 at 06:11 PM said: Loveded Your Sight Now I know more about my G Grandparents

patty tyler on October 26, 2008 at 08:42 AM said: just ran across this page while searching stuuf awsome page love the content will return at a later time thanks enjoyed the visit, patty tyler

Janice {MacLeod} Jamieson on October 22, 2008 at 06:15 AM said: G'day from Canada! Just found your site this morning while searching for Scottish recipes for a theme dinner we are hosting. I found everything I needed and then some. Thanks for making such a great site. Janice Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Je-Anne McVicar on October 21, 2008 at 08:08 PM said: Ki Ora from New Zealand I came across this site when searching for some info on the family. There is so much to learn its great. Kia Kaha Cheers Je-Anne

Inga McVicar on October 13, 2008 at 12:33 PM said: Hi folks, A quick hello from Scotland. My father is a McVicar born and bred in Argyll - Lephinchapel farm next to Loch Fyne. His brother, Donny, still runs the farm with his son, Donald, with his elder brother, Duncan, having emigrated to Australia in the seventies. I'm now in the South West of Scotland (Dumfries & Galloway) but we all manage to make it home to Argyll as much as we can. Grand to see how far and wide the McVicar's have spread!

Karen (MacVicar) Bower on October 12, 2008 at 03:06 PM said: Great site! I always knew I was related to everyone in Cape Breton but I thought it was on my mother's side...There are few things you can add/change. My late father, Aldun Campbell MacVicar is buried at Forest Haven and not Black Brook Cemetary. He was also the recipient of the Stompin' Tom ECMA last February in Fredericton. My uncle Gib Whitney received the same one a few years back. Also, I am married to Gregory Bower who was born in Truro, not Margarestville. We have twin boys Daniel and Robert born on March 1, 2004.

Alfred on October 6, 2008 at 10:39 AM said: I came across your website while I was searching for a long lost college friend. Her name is Judith McVicar and her family is from Leamington, Ontario. Judith studied Music in Wilfrid Laurier University from 1979-1983. If by any chance that Judith is part of your McVicar family, I would like to get in touch with her. My email contact is a_chong61@yahoo.com By the way, very interesting site you have. Thanks

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