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About The Ladner & McKimmy Site!!!

For The Ladner Side of things. Be sure visit (my) Cousin Norma Falconer's 
Website at: http://home.tnt21.com/~falconer/ Or you can visit her TribalPages 
Website at: http://www.tribalpages.com/tribes/fladner She is the main source 
for all the Ladner information & I'm pleased to know my Canada Cousin's thru 
her. I've provided links to her Website below! "We are 4th cousin's 1 Time 
Removed".
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About The McKimmy Family

Starts with James & Jean (Fraser) McKimmy of: Rathen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland 
who had at least 7 children. Believe we descend from their son James McKimmy 
born about 1743? McKimmy's can trace their Ancestry so-far to: A James & 
Mary Elizabeth (Wilt) McKimmy (Granddaughter of: Michael & Susanna ? Wilt) of: 
Preston County, WV. They had (14) children. James died December 13, 1871 in 
Alleghany County Maryland. James and Mary are belived to be buried in the Old 
Maple Springs cemetery, Tucker County, West Virginia. But, (we) don't 
have any photo's proving this! Most of James & Mary children migrated to 
parts of Ohio then, Michigan. {Around Lenawee & Gladwin Counties}. Note: 
Surname seems to have been Mispelled/Recorded from: McKinny>McKinney>McKimmey, 
According to Census and other Documents. Though: I have a Sworn Statement by: 
'Benjamin Franklin McKimmy' on behalf of: Francis M. McKimmy's Wife Ann(a) 
Elizabeth Wolfe. Showing, Benjamin stating: The correct spelling of the 
Surname is: McKimmy not McKinney etc. Source: Civil War Pension file for 
Francis McKimmy/Francis McKinney. One filed for Ohio and the other for 
Michigan. 

Francis M. McKimmy, Civil War Pension file. Explains some of the confusion 
with the McKimmy Surname. Francis Civil War enlistment papers were typed up 
wrong with the Surname as: 'McKinny' which, he signed in error! He often had 
{health problems} such as: 'Blindness' etc. & was treated as: 'Francis 
McKinney' while in military service. He would often sign his name anyway 
imaginable: Despite, attempts by his brother's {Rev. Perry McKimmy & Benjamin 
Franklin McKimmy}  {Sworn Statement's} before Washington, D.C. The spelling of 
the Surname was never corrected to this day. Last, I wish to express (my) 
Thank's to all! Who have contributed to this Website. Thank You! Very much...