Ann McDonald

Kilmore Church Mull - Loch Cuin Kilmore church ruins - St. Bean's - used until 1876

Ann was born in 1830.  Ann is no longer alive.

• General Notes

  Emigration records from www.mullgenealogy.co.uk indicate she was born in 1829.
  Married at Kilmore church - situated at the head of Loch Cuin near Tobermory, Isle of Mull, Scotland.
  
  From the website:  http://www.scotclans.com/scottish_clans/clans/macdonald/history.html
  MacDonald History
  Magnus Barefoot, the King of Norway, sailed across the North Sea in 1098 to re-establish his country’s power in Celtic lands. He made an agreement with Edgar, King of Scots, that he would settle for all the islands of the west coast he could reach whilst his boat’s rudder was in a fixed position. He then proceeded to have his boat towed around by his men and claimed not only the isles but the peninsula that is Kintyre.
  Fifty years later King Somerled took Kintyre and the islands back. When King Somerled was killed fighting Malcolm IV in 1164, he was succeeded by his son Dougall. From Dougall would come the Clan MacDougall and from Dougall’s son Ranald came a grandson Donald, progenitor of the mighty Clan MacDonald.
  
  

Details of Ann's family with Lachlan McKinnon