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Williamina Wemyss was the oldest daughter of Earl James Wemyss of Bogie, Fifeshire, Scotland and Elizabeth Loch who were handfasted in 1701. Elizabeth Loch and her three children relocated to Anne Arundel County, Maryland and became part of the new American aristocracy. Her sons were active in the American Revolution, and her daughter Williamina married William Moore, Judge and owner of Bull Tavern and Moore Hall. The mother of 10 children (1 died shortly after birth) she died in 1784, leaving all her property in Nova Scotia to Thomas William Moore, Capt. This volume covers all of her known…mehr

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Williamina Wemyss was the oldest daughter of Earl James Wemyss of Bogie, Fifeshire, Scotland and Elizabeth Loch who were handfasted in 1701. Elizabeth Loch and her three children relocated to Anne Arundel County, Maryland and became part of the new American aristocracy. Her sons were active in the American Revolution, and her daughter Williamina married William Moore, Judge and owner of Bull Tavern and Moore Hall. The mother of 10 children (1 died shortly after birth) she died in 1784, leaving all her property in Nova Scotia to Thomas William Moore, Capt. This volume covers all of her known descendants, including those in Nova Scotia; approximately 12 generations, which when indexed includes more than 8,000 individuals.
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Diana Muir has been a professional genealogist since 1975 when she was accredited by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Saints, while a student at BYU. Since then she has published more than 50 family genealogies as well as for Presidents Biden (and his wife), Former President Trump and Madame Vice President Kamala Harris. She lives in Boston and is currently working on vetting the journals of Prince Henry Sinclair, her 23rd great-grandfather.