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<p>[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 7885889, member: 110504"]...Oh, ...just, Right, I would do something less than rational for known descent from someone who was at Culloden. I always wanted the ancestor who arrived in Maryland in 1719 to have been a Jacobite. Sadly, all anyone in the family has found so far are the court records, which don't mention that. Yeah, you'd kind of think they <i>would </i>have, even as an aside. </p><p>[Edit:] Sorry for wallowing in the obvious, but it just landed on me that, if you were interested in pursuing the milieu of what the English call 'the Scottish Wars' (right, along the lines of, 'The French Disease'),* one option would be to look for one of Edward I's Berwick pennies. I can't find the pics of mine (bought too long ago), but if your standards for condition are suitably relaxed, you can probably still find one at a price that's considerably less than stratospheric, with enough detail to justify having gone to the trouble.</p><p><br /></p><p>*...Or even, 'Pardon my French' --for words that are invariably of Old English /ancient Germanic origin. (I have to love how the oldest words in English run to being monosyllabic ...often enough of four letters.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 7885889, member: 110504"]...Oh, ...just, Right, I would do something less than rational for known descent from someone who was at Culloden. I always wanted the ancestor who arrived in Maryland in 1719 to have been a Jacobite. Sadly, all anyone in the family has found so far are the court records, which don't mention that. Yeah, you'd kind of think they [I]would [/I]have, even as an aside. [Edit:] Sorry for wallowing in the obvious, but it just landed on me that, if you were interested in pursuing the milieu of what the English call 'the Scottish Wars' (right, along the lines of, 'The French Disease'),* one option would be to look for one of Edward I's Berwick pennies. I can't find the pics of mine (bought too long ago), but if your standards for condition are suitably relaxed, you can probably still find one at a price that's considerably less than stratospheric, with enough detail to justify having gone to the trouble. *...Or even, 'Pardon my French' --for words that are invariably of Old English /ancient Germanic origin. (I have to love how the oldest words in English run to being monosyllabic ...often enough of four letters.)[/QUOTE]
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