Thank you for visiting our pages. We would love it if you would Add your own name and comments to this guestbook we are keeping!
Brian & Chris Playne Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia.
I had a message via Peter Dunn that you were on the net. It's a really lovely home page. We also have CHALMERS from Fife. They were mostly from Elie, Crail and St Andrews. I have downloaded your gedcom to see if anything fits. Our ancestors are James Chalmers & Agnes Merchiston (m 1702). ......Regards, Brian & Chris
1-Jun-1997 11:43
Cyndy Zachry Kerrville, Texas, United States
I found your pages very interesting. The Chalmers I am looking for are Joseph born in Leeds around 1876 who lived with his aunt and unle Evan and Jane JONES in Liverpool in 1891. Also a Miss Margaret Chalmers who as of the 1960/70 lived in Stockport Chesire. I never knew what the origins of Chalmers was,thank you for your informative page.
1-Jun-1997 21:19
Kenneth Chalmers Kirk Anchorage, Alaska, United States
Very nice website--I especially enjoyed the information on Thomas Chalmers.
30-Jun-1997 02:12
James "Cameron" Chalmers Albuquerque, NM, United States
I was searching the web under my name "Cameron Chalmers" and this was the first site that popped up. Very Cool.
10-Jul-1997 16:26
Lori Boggs Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Thanks, John.....It's great!
26-Jul-1997 16:11
John Donaldson Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Canada
A most impressive website. You have done a lot of work since I last visited. I am sure that we have some connections somewhere, after all, John and George and James appear very regularly in both lines. I'll be getting over to the LDS sometime in the next couple of days and see if I can find anything about George Donaldson. I have a James Donaldson born in 1840 in Abernethy Perths who could be George's father. Keep in touch. John
25-Aug-1997 20:29
John Donaldson Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Hi John and family Unfortunately I cannot see a match for your Donaldsons and mine. I was also interested in Summers as the mother of my GG grandmother Mary Helmrich was an Elspet Summers or Symmers,(1775-1862) immigrated form Germany to Aberdeen. Keep up the good work.
31-Aug-1997 13:18
George Bell Panama
I am researching the Chalmers surname. The most complete record I have is of a David Chalmers, born 9 Oct 1845, in Sorbie, Ardrossan, Scotland. Emigrated to U.S. and died Jan 1922, Cambridge, Maryland. His Parents are Hugh Chalmers and Agnes de Barclay (?). There is a gravestone for Hugh and Agnes off Borbie Rd, Burgh By. but is is well worn. My aunt Donna Chalmer (Eastburn) visited it. This is as far back as my family has been able to help. Hopefully, someday the U.S. Air Force will send me to the U.K. Great site!!!
23-Sep-1997 02:16
Vera, Marvin & Juergen Lennefer Kuerten, NRW, Germany
Homepage http://www.lennefer.de/
Hi Chalmers family, we've visited your lovely pages (but have no own, yet?!) ... We'ld like to look forward to our next meeting, so we will have one. (Oh my english has lost ... (;-)) Greetings Einkauf, Einkauf (means "bye, bye")
07-Oct-1997 16:43
Ross Porter 110 Grey Street, CAMBRIDGE, New Zealand
A genealogy beginner, I'm hooked in to finding family in Kinross-shire and other Scottish Counties. I appreciated John's reply and would love to think that my "Elspeth Hay" from Cleish was connected to your Jean. Research will tell.
09-Oct-1997 10:35
Steven Brande Pleasant Grove, Utah, USA
This is a great start! I hope to submit more from my other side of the family, the clan MacIntyre. (this is a reference to Steve's surnames submission to the GENUKI Kinross Surname List)
17-Nov-1997 17:45
Janet Chalmers Montreal, Canada
Hi, my name is Janet Chalmers. My father's parents were from Scotland, although I dont't know from where. My father's name was George Cassels Chalmers. I don't believe there are any relatives left, but I would be curious to know where they were from. they came to Canada roughly in the 1950's. I live in Montreal, Canada and can be reached through this e-mail name above. Who knows, we might be related. It's been fun to see our crest and know that we belong to the Cameron clan. I would love to visit Scotland some day. Thanks for this mini peak. Take care Chalmers folks!
23-Nov-1997 16:01
Heather Umelas Gloucester, Ontario, Canada
I am looking for info.re:David Chalmers and Margaret Chalmers nee M. Morris married December 23rd. 1877 in Glasgow Scotland. They had several children, Helen, Catherine, Isobella. Helen Chalmers was born August 20th, 1887 on Clyde Street in the Parish of Carluke. She attended Carluke Market Place School and records show she was there till the1901. She emigrated to Canada and lated married Robert Lennie also from Scotland. I am not aware of and surviving relatives in Scotland and do not have any information byond that which I have stated. I have the Canadian portion in the event there is anyony interested. Please reply if you have any hints I may follow up on. I came upon your site late last night amnd was delighted to find something relating to the Chalmers Clan. My interest is deep as Helen Chalmers was my Grandmother.
24-Nov-1997 01:06
Walt and Mary McMartin Kirkland, Washington. USA
Great home page..better yet great family. The internet brings all of us together. Scotland forever..and England a little longer.
10-Dec-1997 06:40
Jacquie Connor Chalmers Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Just browsing to find more about my married name.
13-Dec-1997 02:46
Michael Edward Chalmers Twickenham, Middlesex, England
Great page. I just looked for the name as I was thinking about looking up the family tree. In case there is any connection between us, I was born in Montrose, Scotland on 9 June 1955, my father is Alexander Edward Chalmers who was born in Aboyne, Aberdeenshire on 20 April 1925, his father was George Edward Chalmers. I will be in touch when I eventually get organized.
24-Dec-1997 12:51
Mark Cameron, Langly, BC, Canada
Thank you for the excellent service you have provided me.I have been looking for my tartan for years and until the internet came along, I was told I may have to fly to Ontario or even Scotlad to be sure.Thank you for the trouble you have gone to, I if nobody else,most certainly appreciate it. Mark Cameron Highlander born in Canada.
24-Dec-1997 20:31
Bruce R. Brande Urbandale, Iowa, USA
Great Web site! I stumbled upon it after searching for my surname. I'm signing in here first, so I don't know yet what I'll find. Later, Bruce
01-Jan-1998 19:36
Larry Chalmers Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
Hello: I am begining a search of my family and have very little infomation so far. Would welcome exchange. My Grandfather came to Canada from Scotland and lived in southern Manitoba. Also interested in the McBurney family tree as my mother was a McBurney.
04-Jan-1998 03:09
Dave Nold Berkely, California, USA.
Homepage http://www.hooked.net/~luckydog
I was led to your page while doing a search for Dall. My grandfathers name was David Jefferson Dall. I don't know much about him except that he was born in Scotland. My mother doesn't know much herself since he left the family when she was very young. I'm thinking of visiting Scotland this summer and now I'd like to know more about the guy. Your page looks great! Thanks.
11-Jan-1998 23:22
Linda Kuzyk Ontario, Canada
Very lovely webpage John. Had a look at your surnames, and became excited when I saw a Hutton, my maiden name. Unfortunately, yours is a hundred years before mine, so I guess I still have some digging to do. Lets hope the Kinross surname list will prove a little more fruitful.
Linda
12-Jan-1998 19:38
Nancy E. Chalmers Yaphank, NY, USA
Looking for info on a Edward Chalmers from Renfrew Scotland
16-Jan-1998 01:22
Ian Chalmers Trowbridge, Wiltshire, England
I thought it was strange to be English and a Chalmers let alone American or Canadian. Hello to all of you and the best of health to the Chalmers clan worldwide. My father is David Chalmers from Greenock In Scotland born 6/6/45 and I am proud of my history. You should be too.
18-Jan-1998 01:07
Mirtlia Lameiras Macau, Macau
hi. i'm macaense. I'm 13 years old. I'm studing in Commercial School "Pedro Nolasco". I'm a spice girls fan. My favourite spice is Melc.
03-Feb-1998 13:31
Pat Chambers Tribby Jasonville, Indiana, USA
I found looking through your pages very enjoyable. Just my kind of music, too, loved it.
08-Feb-1998 04:30
Stephen Maxwell Kemptville, Ontario, Canada
Homepage http://www.cyberus.ca/~madmax/clanmaxwell.html
I just wanted to say what a beautiful job you have done presenting your genealogical data. I am also researching relatives in Fife, and Auchterderran: Maxwells, Johnstones, Honeymans, Wests.
22-Feb-1998 02:06
Richard Chalmers Winchester, Hampshire, UK
Homepage http://www.geocities.com/Eureka/7622/
Greetings from one branch of the Chalmers family to another. We should have our family tree available on the www shortly.
24-Feb-1998 09:13
Malcolm, Jenny and Paul Chalmers Menston, Yorkshire, UK
How marvellous to find so many other Chalmers out there!
27-Feb-1998 20:51
Mrs. J . Hill Elsenham, Herts, England
Hello Chalmers family. Found your web site when trying to find information about William Torbitt. Thought it very interesting and love the photographs! See you in school.
08-Mar-1998 20:37
Larry Chalmers Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
Hello: I am begining a search of my family and have very little infomation so far. Would welcome exchange. My Grandfather came to Canada from Scotland and lived in southern Manitoba. Also interested in the McBurney family tree as my mother was a McBurney.
12-Mar-1998 05:42
Rachel Bell Newbury Park, London, England
Hi Moira, I found this by accident and I thought that I would leave a note to say hi. I'd like you to know that I also go to William Torbitt junior and that I like your web page. See you in school.
16-Mar-1998 19:24
Shannan Chalmers Northampton, MA. USA
I was researching my surnames history and fell upon your site. Very intresting :) Who knows we could be related
22-Mar-1998 18:50
martina+daria+randolf link Odenthal, NRW, Germany
hi chalmers family! lovely homepage! we are very impressed. this is a wonderful way to reach and keep in touch with all your friends all over the world, isn't it?! are you visiting germany sometimes? love the link family
28-Mar-1998 14:27
Jan Morton Newry, Vic., Australia
Homepage: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/3176
Hi, just dropped in to say Hello have a look. Great page
1-Apr-1998 04:25
Matthew J. Chalmers Zeeland, MI, United States of America
Thank you for setting up this page. I have been studying my family tree as of late and have traced our heritage back to Glasgow in about 1850. This has been difficult seeing as how our male Chalmers seem to die very young. My Great Grandfather, Robert W. Chalmers was the first Chalmers to to the "States." I will have to check what his parents names were in Glasgow.
2-Apr-1998 21:27
Jim Gillespie Canberra, ACT, Australia
I regularly do a net-search for my home town "Tillicoultry" and this time I found it associated with Jane Hume Brown Chalmers or nurse Chalmers as I knew her when I lived opposite her in Tillicoultry. My mother tells me she brought me into the world with some help from the doctor! My parents and I came to live in Australia Christmas 1963. This is a terrific web site and if you can give me some news of nurse Chalmers I would really appreciate it.
2-Apr-1998 09:22
Callum MacFarlane Milgavie, Glasgow, Scotland
Hello to you all! Mr Chalmers name came up when I searched the Net for Alloa Academy ex-pupils - there appears to be only one CV on the net mentioning Alloa Academy! Anyway, I dont know any of you, but I would just like to say what a terrific web site you've all put together. Well done! Regards, Callum (Alloa Academy 1979-1984)
1-Apr-1998 14:52
David Chalmers Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
I'm David, the youngest of 5 Chalmers children born to John and Maureen Chalmers. My father, John was born in Bishops Brigs, Glasgow in 1936 and is the son of Alexander Chalmers who married Christina Leitch Fulton. Alexanders father was John Chalmers and off the top of my head, I know we go back to the Earl Of Strathmore in the 1600's. What I've seen of your pages is really interesting and I'll dig deeper. Cheers David
5-Apr-1998 13:06
Christine Chalmers London, England
My father, Kenneth McRae Chalmers, emigrated to Vancouver from England in the early 1960s. He was born in Singapore. I am from Toronto, Canada, but am now working and living in London. I've known no other Chalmers, other than immediate relatives, so it was fascinating to discover this site. Thanks!
14-Apr-1998 17:52
Sammie Chambers McCown Austin, TX, USA
Really nice Web Page! I am interested in anything y'all turn up on the Chambers name (or any of the variations).
14-Apr-1998 18:14
Paul Chalmers Bradford, U.K.
14-Apr-1998 21:14
Beth Chalmers Cooper Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Greetings to the Chalmers Clan from Australia, My Grandmother Agnes Chalmers came to Australia as ayoung woman in the 1880s or early 1890s from Aberdeen. Later married Tom Cooper,engineer.They had 3 children,Madge John, William. I believe my grandmothers records are in "Money Musk"? Cant find on map.I will contact you again.Regards,Beth.
18-Apr-1998 05:56
Elspeth Baillie Wallace Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
Homepage http://www.golden.net/~cwallace/
Just toured through your attractive, organised site. I am researching Chalmers, Baillie and Milne in Fife also.
23-Apr-1998 15:00
Mary Wood Mendecino, CA, USA
I am tracing the Gibson tree: John, b. ca 1567 Dunfermline,Fife. m. Elspet Meik. Any help would be appreciated.
28-Apr-1998 17:40
Marilyn Chalmers Vienna, VA, USA
Hello from the Chalmers Family of Vienna Virginia. My husband David & I moved here from Glasgow, Scotland in 1980. His fathe was James Williamson Chalmers and his mother Elizabeth Duncan Chalmers, nee Liddell. David is the youngest child of 7, having sisters Margaret, Janet, Moira, Betty, Rose and Joan. Margaret and Joan settled in Auchterarder Perthshire. Janet and Betty live in the Glasgow area and Moira and Rose live in Canada. Rose in Aurora near Toronto and Moira in Halifax Nova Scotia. Moira served as mayor of Halifax for a number of years, her married surname was Leiper. We have 2 sons, Grant who is 15 and Fraser who is 13. We return to Scotland regularly to keep the boys in touch with their 'ain folk'. Keep the flag flying all Chalmers worlwide and 'Here's tae us!.
06-May-1998 10:04
Ann Waddell Levin, Horowhenua, New Zealand
Kia Ora (Greetings), Just surfing on Saturday for Waddell family connections in your area my family originate from Blairgowerie in Perthshire, they emigrated to NZ in the 1800's, they were Blacksmiths???do you know any contacts...Great page - the music is wonderful and toetapping.
15-May-1998 22:31
John Chalmers Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland
Hi, My name is John Chalmers. I was born in Denbeath/Methil Fife, Scotland. Was just browsing to see if my name cropped up anywhere.
18-May-1998 14:32
W. Thomas Chalmers Meadville, Pa. USA
For years I thought Chalmers was a really unique name. What a surprise to find it all over the world! My father was David Brookmeyer Chalmers and came to America from Canada. I can barely rcall visiting his aunts in Hamilton Ontario. He had one sister who lived in Ohio. I have 4 brothers, 1 in Texas, 1 in Virginia and 3 of us in Pennsylvania. This web site gets me curious about my dads family history. Thanks for being there!
Judy Chalmers NV, USA
Greetings Chalmers Family. I have just started researching my family history. My grandfather, Andrew Chalmers was born in Scotland. You have a wonderful web site. Thanks. jc
23-May-1998 01:20
Declan Chalmers Cork, Ireland
Great page, happened on it by accident. Will contact later.22/5/1998. Tus maith leath na hoibhre!
23-May-1998 10:05
John Chalmers, Asquith, Saskatchewan, Canada
27-May-1998 00:46
Lindsay J. Chalmers Ottowa, Ontario, Canada
I am a descendent of John Chambers/Chalmers b:1740-d:1801 (by Mary Dickson), a blacksmith of Hannah, Commerstree, Dumfresshire. It would be delightful to hear from anyone who might connect with this line. I've enjoyed your website. Excellent job. Lindsay
02-Jun-1998 21:23
Ron Chalmers, Porthcawl, South Wales.
HELLO. MY NAME IS RON CHALMERS. I WAS BORN IN GLASGOW IN 1941 BUT MY HOME TOWN IS DUNDEE. MY FATHER WAS ARCHIE CHALMERS OF BROUGHTY FERRY AND MY MOTHER MARGARET CARGILL DOWIE BROWN CHALMERS. ANYONE INTERESTED IN FURTHER RESEARCH ON THIS PART OF THE CHALMERS CLAN CAN CONTACT ME ON 01656 784901. I AM MARRIED TO SUE AND HAVE TWO DAUGHTERS SALLY ANN AND JO ANN.
11-Jun-1998 09:35
Eddie Ronnie Al Ain, Abu Dhabi, UAE
You have done a wonderful job, congratulations. I found your pages when trying to find more information on my maternal grandfather, David Rodger, who lived at McLean St in Govan 1901 and was a steam crane driver in Glasgow Docks. He married Isabella Syme at Gorbals Glasgow on 1st nov 1889. Any relevant information would be appreciated as im just starting my search Eddie Ronnie
15-Jun-1998 03:01
Dianne Gibson Seder Spingfield, Massachusetts, United States
Hi: I absolutely love your site. It is so different and pleasant and interesting. The music is quite a special touch. I do have a question for you though. All the Gibson's in the database seem to be born in the late 1880's and early 1890's. Do you have any parent names for these Gibson's? I'm researching my grandfather ALEXANDER GIBSON. He was born in 1886 and I was wondeing if some of these (or all) GIBSON'S could be siblings. His mothers name was CHAROLETTE PERRY, and his father was SAMUEL GIBSON. I've got relatives that tells me he was born in either Belfast, Ir. or others say its Dundee, Scotland. If any of my information rings any bells with you, PLEASE get back to me. Respectfully, Dianne Gibson Seder p.s. I really do love your pages, excellent site.
15-Jun-1998 00:18
Ross Chalmers Canberra, ACT, Australia
Hi all Chalmers'..I was reading in the guestbook regarding Chalmers in Tassie related to Royalty. Around 20 years ago A laywer in Scotland contacted my father Charles regarding ancestory to Scottish royalty as well. Great Page Cheers all Chalmers
16-Jun-1998 18:06
Brian Chalmers Ladybank, Fife, Scotland
GREAT SITE!MY DAD IS IAN JOHN b 1935 CAMERON Nr St ANDREWS HIS DAD WORKED ON LATHOKAR FARM Nr St ANDREWS WILL HAVE TO FIND OUT MORE INFO AND COME BACK.
18-Jun-1998 14:10
Pamela Chalmers Lanigan, Sask, Canada
Was fascinated to see the Chalmers family homepage. Very interesting
19-Jun-1998 19:26
Peter Chalmers Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland
Great Website. I am from N. Ireland but my family are originally from Marnoch, Banffshire. My Great-grandfather, James Watson Chalmers was born in Advie, Invernesshire, became an Insurance Surveyor and moved to N. Ireland. He married Mary Mcmillan. She died and he then married a lady called Letitia. He died in Portsmouth. His father was Alexander Simpson Chalmers who was a Railway station master with the Great North of Scotland Railway before becoming Superintendant of Aberdeen Markets. I am particularly interested in tracing descendants of his other children. They are Alexander Watson Chalmers who married Martha Walker, Charles Chalmers who married Mary Ann Gillooly and was a Bookseller, Alice Smith Chalmers, Alexina Jane Chalmers who married Alex Baillie, Isabella Chalmers and Maggie Ann Chalmers. If anyone has any info I'd dearly love to hear from them. Peter.
28-Jun-1998 18:32
Liz Dolan Brisbane, Qld. Australia
I have no Chalmers in my family tree, that I know about. What a nice page and the music certainly makes it even more enjoyable. Regards.
19-Jul-1998 00:31
Rhonda C. Brown Vauxhall, Alberta, Canada
What a great website!!! My great grandmother is Catherine Chalmers. She married Alexander Dunbar Brown on March 26th, 1886 in Edinburgh. They had a son named John Chalmers Brown on March 29, 1893 in Bridgend, Dunblane and I believe two daughters by the names of Jennifer (never married) and Isabella (we believe she had a son named James) I'm looking for any further connections anyone might be able to supply!!!
02-Aug-1998 02:16
Donald Manson Kirkcaldy, Fife. Scotland
Homepage http://wkweb4.cableinet.co.uk/donmanson
Congratulations on an extremely impressive web page. Very interested in noting that many of your ancestors were from Fife. If I can help in any way here in Fife, please feel free to contact me. I am on the committee of the Fife Family History Society, which has a link on my own homepage if anyone would like to visit their website.
12-Aug-1998 18:06
Connie Locke Saegertown, PA, U.S.A.
Looking for GIBSONs. I am told mine traveled from Ireland about 1800. An interesting note; im my lines, Hugh GIBSON b.1813 in 1844 marries Eliza ALLEN b.1812. I also have WILSONs in this line. Truely enjoyed your pages and will be back.
13-Aug-1998 23:34
Douglas Harrington Holliston, MA, USA
Very intersting site, the Chalmers certainly were prolific! I'm trying to "get across the pond" and locate the parents of William Chalmers born September 23, 1814 supposedly in Aberdeen. He immigrated to New Brunswick in 1835 and married Mathilda Brown, born in Paisley, Renfrewshire; October 29, 1827. I know a lot about Mathilda but have made no progress on William. Any suggestions, comments would be welcome. Again, great site (and I liked the music) Regards, Doug Harrington
15-Aug-1998 06:33
Neil Bonel Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
I was just overwhelmed by the tartanness of it all, and I was only looking for a job. Hope your well, mail you soon. Neil
11-Aug-1998 23:43
Arlene LANE Blackfoot, Alta., Canada
Hello, I am researching a WALLACE/CHALMERS connection.Thomas WALLACE1867-1905 marr. Agnes NOBLE?-1918.Last address was 12Merry Str. Motherwell. Had 4 children, Isabelle, John1894-1956,Thomas and William.Isabelle marr. a ?CHALMERS. Last address on Hillhead Rd. Motherwell. They had 2? children, Agnes and John(weeJohn). My gr.father was John WALLACE- there has not been any correspondence with WALLACE or CHALMERS since 1930- that was before my mother's birth so it unlikely that they even knew about her or the rest of us. If anyone can make a connection or has info or a lead- it would be gratefully appreciated. Thank you kindly, Arlene LANE
17-Aug-1998 22:59
John Chalmers Saratoga, Cailfornia, USA
Hi John! It's nice to see such a familiar name on the web. Great website!
31-Aug-1998 22:14
Karl Alexander Chalmers, Jr. Baltimore, MD, 21219. USA
My son had a project in school regarding culture - nationality on CHALMERS. Just checking to see how much information there was on the Chalmers' genealogy.
02-Sep-1998 11:02
Ken Woolnough Georgetown, TX, USA
John; Still searching DR.JOHN CHALMERS, immigrant Scots divine, last half of 1800s and early part of 1900s. Anyone with any information on him, let me know at kwoolno@gateway.net Great site. I learned a lot about the name. and other information. Keep up the good work. Ken Woolnough
15-Sep-1998 10:37
Gregg Chalmers Guelph, Ontario, Canada
From Gabriel Chalmers & Margaret Mundle, early 1800's. Moved to Canada. Son, Edward married Margaret Warrington Jan. 30, 1844. Smith's Falls, Canada. One more branch- somehow related. Nice to visit the site. Just looking around.
16-Sep-1998 20:43
John Arthur Chalmers Charleston, South Carolina, USA
Just a cousin from across the creek, checking in. We got here about 200 years ago, when granddad, James, sailed a ship into Charleston harbor. Wife: Nancy Children: Amelia, Alec, Anne, & Maggie. Best regards, John You have a nice web page; I discovered it accidentally looking for an e-mail address for other Chalmers.
18-Sep-1998 8:20
Wolfgang Zimmermann Bergisch Gladbach, NRW, Germany
Hi John, I'm very surprised about your very informative home-page. You know, my english is not the best, but it's interesting to read about your family. Dirk Z. told me, you're in america now. I hope, your work is still interesting. Will you visit our country once more? .
25-Sep-1998 8:46
Judy Thomas Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Sorry, I pressed the wrong button before. I am trying to find information on Margaret Chalmers, who married Andrew Dingwall, in Kettle Fifeshire in 1802. Interesting pages, love the music. I didn't realise that Chalmers was a sept of Clan Cameron.
27-Sep-1998 20:52
Adam Alexandre Chalmers Berkley, Michigan, USA
I'm wondering if the Chalmers name has a Clan coat of arms, or some kind of seal. If anyone has any info, please e-mail me at .
27-Sep-1998 23:50
Joakim Schon Skovde, Sweden
Homepage http://www.torget.se/users/j/j_Schon
My girlfrend lives in Milnathort, north of Kinross, that's my connection with Kinross. My idea was to get in contact with some people in this area on the net. I may have an page with english text on my homesite. I will work on it. MVH Joakim
02-Oct-1998 03:14
warren j. briggs sealy, tx, usa
Lotsa fun. Someday ya'll will hafta show me how to do this. However, if ya'll are readin this durin workin hours, I'm gonna tell. Obviously, I am writin this at night, from home, but will go into ya'lls files and change thuh time so that it appears that I wrote it durin thuh day. Great thang for thuh whole family to participate in. Way to gooooo Bubba!
5-Oct-1998 15:41
Julie Jackson Mornington, Victoria, Australia
Homepage http://www.alpha.com.au
I love the tartan pages! I'm not related to the Chalmers, as far as I know at this point, but have appreciated the listing in the Scottish Names Look Up for Kinrosshire, where for the first time on the Net, I found some-one else looking for the same Family line of HARLEY. It was very exciting. Your page is very interesting. Happy Searching Everyone!
11-Oct-1998 22:00
Richard Bruce Chalmers New York, NY, USA
Hello...here's another one. I'm part of the New England, USA clan of Chalmers. Now living in New York City. Cheers mates!
17-Oct-1998 19:10
Barbara Hoover Lookout Mountain, Georgia, USA
This is wonderful! I'm doing a paper on Thomas Chalmers for a class - History of the Christian Church. It's a pleasant surprise finding the web site and all the information on Chalmers and the history of the church in Scotland. Thanks for all your hard work to make this such an excellent site to visit.
29-Oct-1998 09:44
Rod Fleck Forks, Washington, USA
What a web page!!! wow!...I am working on a line that includes WilliaM Rodger/Roger of Largo, Fifeshire. William married Christina Craigie n 28 Oct 1786 in Largo. They had six children Elizabeth (my ancestor), Margaret, Christina, Catharine, William and James all born in Largo. Please contact me if you have any connection to these folks. Rod
04-Nov-1998 21:59
Ronald Clark Chalmers Towson, Maryland, USA
My father's name was Marion Orville Chalmers. He was born on January 2, 1914 in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area . His parents were Robert Chalmers and Bessie Ford Chalmers who came to the U.S. around the turn of the century from somwhere in the highlands. I was glad to see you had done so much work on the family name. Thank you.
04-Nov-1998 23:21
Peter Rodger Hexham, UK
I was interested to fine my Great Uncle George Rodger in you surnames list (ref 80 vii). He was one of 5 children of George Rodger who came to Sheffield from Greenock, Scotland in about 1875. He was an engineer. George F Rodger (in your list) was sent to Canada in desperation by his father as he would not apply himself to gainful employment. He was variously a photographer, a rogue and latterly a draughtsman for the Otis Elevator Co and lived in Hamilton Ontario. He died aged 97 in 1974, unmarried and still smoking 4o ciggies a day along with his pipe. I have many of his photographs, his drawing tools and even some of his drawings. There are some splendid photos of him in uniform by the Mennnim gate in France. Let me know if you would like a copy. I rather suspect that he is not connected with your Rodgers. Peter Rodger
13-Nov-1998 17:46
Julia Chalmers Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
Fabulous page! - its feels good to know that I have some good connections. My name is Julia Chalmers, 23 years of age. Born in New Zealand and descendent of James Chalmers (my grandfather) born in Scotland (I can't recall where). I have four siblings; Mary Elizabeth (28), Sarah Josephine (25) Edward Robert (21) and James Michael (17). My mum and Dad have helped us become a great contribution to the Chalmers Family history. Nice to Meet you!
20-Nov-1998 00:43
Russell Chalmers, Darfield, New Zealand
Just interested to see if any relys from Inverness shire are on the net .My grandfather came from Scotland to New zealand around 1918 .I have visted his home in 1980 - and to see so many cousins was very interesting. Best wishes for xmas - Russell
22-Nov-1998 20:01
Alex Rogers London, England
Homepage: http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Workshop/2299
Hi to the Chalmers - a lot of work has obviously gone into these pages - a good resource and a great effort - well done. Thanks also for the personal reply you made to my query - much appreciated. Good luck to you - and will let you know if I establish the Rodger / Rogers connection in Kingsbarns. Best regards, Alex Rogers
23-Nov-1998 04:32
Brian L Chalmers Lanigan, Sask, Canada
My sister told me about this site so I had to see for myself. My father is Frank Chalmers, born June 7`1935 at Creelman Manitoba. His father was Les Chalmers born Feb 10,1900 at Pipestone Manitoba. His father was Andrew Chalmers born March 15,at Crook o`Burn of St. Fergus Scotland His father was John Chalmers born Jan 23,1830 @ Hythie,Scotland. That is most of what I know Great page. Hi to all other Chalmers!
27-Nov-1998 19:44
Lori Chalmers Hurt Virginia
What a wonderful site you have. I enjoyed reading all about the many Chalmers. I am a Grand daughter of Hugh Frasier Chalmers, married to Eliza Stewart MacDonald, at St. Andrews church, Aberdeen. They moved to Minnesota in the 1900's. My Grandfather was a horse trainer, and I am trying to find out more information about his occupation as well. My Great Grandfather was named Alexander Sinclair Chalmers, also of Aberdeen, my father is James Hackett Chalmers. I would appreciate any information anyone may have on the family, or Scotlands Grand Champion Sulky horse racing champion in the 1900's! I have two daughters with my husband Sam, named Margaret and Anne carlyle. Thank you!
2-Dec-1998 10:43
Robin Richard Chalmers Canberra, A.C.T., Australia
Looks interesting I'll be back with more family info.
4-Dec-1998 8:11
Iain Andrew Chalmers Surbiton, Surrey U.K.
DOB 29.04.70 son of Andrew Stevenson Chalmers DOB 20.02.41, Great Grandson of Annie Baillie and Robert Chalmers of Hillhead, Glasgow. Grandson of Isabella Simpson (of Aidrie)and Andrew Chalmers , his Brothers were Walter, Robert and sisters Bella and Annie. Great site keep the history going Clan Chalmers.
8-Dec-1998 19:48
I ENJOYED YOUR WEBSITE AND FOUND IT VERY INTERESTING. ROGER CHALMERS
26-Dec-1998 20:31
Judy Dawson New Zealand
What an enjoyable site music and all. I came via SCT-FIFE pages but am looking for DAWSON from Fife and just thought I look as you never know where you might find that one person do you?
3-Jan-1999 13:55
Denise Crawford Oakville, Ontario, Canada
Hello from Canada; My g-g-g grandmother was Catharine Chalmers I believe she was born in Dundee about 1806 to James Chalmers and Margaret Miln. She married James Forret May1,1824 in Cameron,Fife. James and Catherine had many children and were farmers in Largo,Fife for many years. Do you have any connectios?
4-Jan-1999 08:51
Gill Stenning Romford, Essex, England
Hello There, I was just browsing through Torbitt as I also went to William Torbitt School but long before you from 1947 to 1954 when I went on to Downshall. I lived round the corner to your Family in Spearpoint Gardens I came from Leyswood Drive and my Mother still lives there so I visit regularly. Last year I went to the William Torbitt 60 Year Celebration and had a wonderful afternoon. I will be showing my old school photos on the William Torbitt Website. Thought your Web page was fantastic. I am also doing Family Research and find it a most fascinating subject. The music was a surprise and most impressive - well done. Gill from faraway Romford!!
7-Jan-1999 14:56
Tom Orkney Olympia, Washington, USA
Homepage : http://members.tripod.com/~T_Orkney/Orkney
Just thought I'd stop by! Researching Orkney
9-Jan-1999 2:25
Anthony (Tony) Crockford Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Homepage : http://www.q-net.net.au/~tony/ABIBU.html
I am very interested in some of the surnames in you family, if you have the time I would like you to take a look at the web page with the information that my mother-in-law has colected over the past ten years. If you find a connection please contact my and I will add it to this tree.
10-Jan-1999 4:18
Bruce Chalmers New Zealand
Hi from yet another branch of the Chalmers family .My mother has been tracing the our family since there arrial in New zealand .We would appreciate any information relating to my great grand parents William Chalmers (born 1841 ) from Ruthwell ,Dunfries, Scotland and his wife Annie Anderson (born 1850 ) from Ayshire, Scotland .We think they arrived in NZ about 1879,
11-Jan-1999 02:55
Fiona Bain Wellington, New Zealand
Lovely site, your guestbook is great for getting in touch with others. I have an Elizabeth Chalmers who married George McNEILL (a collier) in Gladsmuir parish, county of Haddington on 17 May 1822. Elizabeth is my GGG Grandmother. If anyone has a connection to these folk, I'd love to hear from you. I don't know their ages at marriage - still searching.
19-Jan-1999 03:43
Bunny Felgate Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada
Very nice web site!!!! My grandfather was Thomas Chalmers, born in Fergus, Ontario in 1856. His father (also Thomas) came from either Edinborough or Glasgow. Keep up the good work.
20-Jan-1999 19:49
Phil Rogers Weston Super Mare, Somerset, England
Homepage:http://www.rogyhkk.freeserve.co.uk
Your site has inspired me to make a page on my site similar, as I can see it helps in your quest. I think it is very good, I came across it by total accident, good luck. ps visit my site sometime and maybe you can give me some tips on how to improve my site, bye, Phil.
29-Jan-1999 13:33
Linda Wampach Portland, Oregon
I am researching the name Imrie for my family's genealogy. My great-grandfather, Alexander was born in October 1862 in Dundee, Fife. Since he was illegitmate, only his mother's name appears on the birth certificate; Elizabeth Imrie, mill worker. I have not yet been able to determine an age for her. Alexander married Amelia Lamb MCQUEEN in 1892 in Edinburgh. There, they had 13 children then moved the whole family to Montreal Canada. Amelia died in Canada in 1933 and Alexander in 1944 in San Jose, California where he had moved in with one of his daughters. If this rings a bell with you, please feel free to contact me. Also, your main page is a little difficult to read with the blue writing on the red tartan. Thank you.
8-Feb-1999 16:38
Ethel Fontenot Sacker Kinder, LA, USA
Just browsing. Good luck, and God Bless. My maiden name is Fontenot, and my mother was a Gordon.
18-Feb-1999 08:53
GEORGIA TEAGUE Houston, TX., USA
I CERTAINLY ENJOYED VISITING YOUR HOME PAGE AND REALLY ENJOYED THE MUSIC. FANTASTIC WORK.
21-Feb-1999 15:51
John Bevis Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
I am researching and hope to share information on the family of John CHALMERS b abt 1784 and Jean Miller CLARKSON b Edinburgh Parish 1787, married at Barony LKS 9 AUG 1804. Their children, all born Barony LKS were Hugh, Clarkson William, Margaret, John, Jean, George Clarkson (who was my great grandfather), Ann, Francis and Agnes.
22-Feb-1999 16:27
Ed Sanders Searcy, Arkansa, USA
Sanders is a sept of MACALISTER, so I feel a connection with Scotland. Since 1975, my wife, Evelyn, a nurse, and I, a university professor have visited the UK almost annually until now, when we are in our 70s and less strong than when we could supervise up to 52 students per visit. Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, is a favorite spot, with so many lovely friends. All the best to you, John, Jenn and Moira.
24-Feb-1999 14:56
Frank McGonigal Brampton, Ontario, Canada
I found a DEWAR among your family names,my gr.grandfather PETER DEWAR was married to ELIZABETH CHALMERS in East Kilbride Scotland in 1881 ( Census )
28-Feb-1999 21:00
Keith Williams Seven Hills, New South Wales, Australia
great page my grt grt grand mother was a cameron from glassary
12-Mar-1999 00:26
ROBERT MICHAEL (MICK) CHALMERS 446 ISLAND ROAD, PICTON, ONTARIO, CANADA
GREAT SITE! THE MORE I READ , THE MORE I LEARN ABOUT THE CHALMERS CLAN,DOES ANYONE KNOW FOR SURE HOW FAR WE GO BACK
13-Mar-1999 19:48
Brian Chalmers San Francisco, CA, USA
Originally from Tulsa, OK. Grandson of James Sinclair Chalmers & son of Greg Sinclair James. Great-Grandparents from Dundee, Scotland.
14-Mar-1999 16:44
John Chalmers USA
My name is John Edward, my father was John Vernon, my grandfather was John, and his father was James, wife Christinia. All I really know that they came to the US sometime in the mid 1840's, from Edinburgh. I'm going to download your gedcom and see what I can find.
14-Mar-1999 13:15
Dr . Alexander Bianchi Southampton, Hampshire, SO45 2FG
A fascinating website. My grandfather, from Kinross, was Francis Chalmers Winton; my great-grandfather was Francis Chalmers, born approximately 1828, also we believe in Kinross. My mother was the youngest of 5 daughters, also one son. They live in Perth (Scotland), Rotherham (England, Strathmiglo (Fife, Scotland), London and Southampton respectively. My Uncle, William Winton, the only resident of Milnathort near Kinross, died three years ago, and is buried in Milnathort cemetery.
23-Mar-1999 14:52
Andrew Baillie Chalmers Edinburgh, Scotland
Andrew Baillie Chalmers. Born 12.11.59 Perth, Scotland. Son of David Baillie Chalmers. Married to Jacqueline Symon Wilson. born 14.3.61. Our children are Amy Christina Chalmers born 14.8.91 and Calum Baillie Chalmers born 2.3.97
01-Apr-1999 13:15
Mrs Frances J. Bianchi (nee Winton) Southampton, Hampshire, SO45 2FG
Very interesting website.
04-Apr-1999 08:09
Patrick Joseph Chalmers, Ed. D Bourbonnais, Illinois, USA
What a genuinnice experience. Thanks for letting me visit. FYI: My sons are Michael Edward, Patrick Steven, and Kevin Daniel. Their sons are (ME) Christopher Lee, (KD) Daniel Scott, and their daughters are (ME) Kimberly Lee and ((KD) Samantha Kay. I was born Springfield, Illinois, USA on January 15, 1941 My Dad (Joseph William) was born Gillespie Illinois August 15, 1910. His Dad (Joseph Francis) was born Lanarkshire, Scotland in 1881. And, great-grandfather was John Chalmers, birth date unknown. John brought Grandpa to first Ohio, then Scranton,Ks. in about 1882. They settled on a farm in Kansas at some time in the 1880's, I believe. That's it for now.
06-Apr-1999 01:29
Carolyn Chalmers ACT, Australia
Hi I am searching my husband's family and am seeking information on Alexander Chalmers who married Mary Robertson in Paisley SCT and had a son William born in 1839.
09-Apr-1999 03:17
Diana Searle Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
Great Guestbook. Our Alexander (Sandy) CHLAMERS, born 1814c Probably Edinburugh, baker at Anderston, Glasgow. came to New Zealand on first ship to Dunedin, Philip Laing 1848.Was elected as 1 of 4 to the office of eldership in the First session of the Free Church of Scotland in Dunedin.Died aged 45, leaving large amount of money to the Church. Anyone interested?
11-Apr-1999 01:37
Amanda Roeloffzen (nee Pardoe) Lelystad, Flevoland, Nederland
Hi just visited your gueast page and I was impressed by it not only with the global range of letters/contacts but also with the relaxing music that is played whilst reading the letters. I wonder whether anyone reading this may be related to the Pardoe clan! if so could they contact me on eroelrme@worldonline.nl
11-Apr-1999 08:36
John Paton Chalmers Inverness, Scotland
I have found your page and especially the number of contacts made by Chalmers' or relatives of the same to be very interesting indeed! My grandfather, John Chalmers, was one of thirteen who lived in Largs, Ayrshire. In fact his second wife, Jessie Chalmers is still resident there today. My grandafather's twelve brothers and sisters along with the rest of his family emigrated to Canada 1920s or 30s. He had to remain here in Scotland due to having had both his legs amputated as a result of fighting in the trenches during the First World War. His sons were John and William. John had no family and I am the youngest of the three children of William Paton Chalmers and Annie Brown Walker or Chalmers, namely, William, Ann and John - 1945, 1947 and 1950. I have never really bothered with tracing the Chalmers side of my family but now that I have the Web this may change. Hope all visitors to your website are successful in the aims they are poursuing when visiting it. Yours John P. Chalmers.
09-May-1999 15:50
Wendy S. Chalmers Williamsport, PA, USA
I have never known much about my ancestry, only that my father is Richard Chalmers, born May of 1946, in Philadelphia, PA and my Grandfather is William Chalmers, of the Philadelphia area. My father had three brothers: William, John, and Craig Chalmers. Your web site has been very informative for me, and I will know try to find more about my ancestry! Thanks!
10-May-1999 08:58
Alan Cargill Manchester, England
Hello, I am looking for Cargill family members on the net. Please send me an e-mail
14-May-1999 15:49
Eric R. Chalmers West Lafayette, Indiana, U.S.A.
Hi all! I was trying to find out some information on the Chalmers name when I happened upon your site. My fathers name is Anthony Eric Chalmers. He came to the US in the 50's from England. My grandmother, Alice Chalmers, still lives there. Your site has spurred me to investigate this further. If anyone has any useful information, please feel free to contact me. Thanks Eric Roy Chalmers
15-May-1999 20:52
Merle Grinly Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Homepage: http://www.uq.net.au/yesteryearlinks
Have just added my Clacks names to your surname list and followed on with a visit to your home page. Most impressive. Love the Music! Am looking forward to seeing what you add about the DALL family. Regards
18-May-1999 05:20
Mary Chalmers Frew Aberdeen, Scotland
Very interesting site. My ancestors all come from the Markinch area in Fife.
19-May-1999 15:16
Bob Chalmers Ilford, Essex, England
You have obviously done a lot of work I have taken a print to go through at leisure to see if there are any connections.
24-May-1999 13:59
Deitra Goodings (nee Connell) Burlington, Ont. Canada
I was trying to find a John Chalmers (approx. 50-53 yrs. old) who lived in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada when he was young. I met him when I was 16 and he 20. He cut roses for me from his mom's garden on my birthday. I have always wondered how he is doing since our lives drifted apart, but have thought of him often over the years. I have no idea if he is related some how. I would love to hear from him. Thanks. Deitra
28-May-1999 22:23
Frances Columbus, Mississippi, USA
Thank you for sending me your site. I have enjoyed meeting you and your family through the internet. God Bless and Good Luck hunting!
29-May-1999 19:21
Dawn Marie Sloane Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Hi, You have a great site. I'm looking for information on Alexander Holmes Sloane (my Great Grandfather that came to Canada from Dublin Ireland married Edith Harding from London near the Crystal Palace. I am also part Cameron from Pawtucket Rhode Island ....My grandmothers maiden name was Emma Cameron Help!
30-May-1999 00:03
Bruce Chalmers Dalby, Qld, Australia 4405
Great stuff. I am related to James, TAMATE, who worked in Polynesia and New Guinea for the London Missionary Society. Thnks for the site - It's good to locate the family name and its history.
04-Jun-1999 23:00
Jane Chalmers California
What a delightful website and how wonderful of you to take on such a challenge! I have already made contact with someone from your guest list and hope it will unite a few more of us Chalmers whose roots are in Tillicoultry and the surrounding towns. Grandparents John and Mary were married in 1895 and had 4 children - David, Agnes, Winnie and Jim (my dad). David and Agnes stayed in Scotland and the other two emigrated to the U.S. - Detroit for Winnie (married Sinclair Malcolm - my "uncle sink") and Jim to Cleveland. As I understand it, Uncle David had 7 girls; I'm not sure if Agnes ever married; Winnie had one son (George Malcolm), and Jim had one son (who had 2 girls) and me (no children). I'm hoping someone will know if grandfather John had any brothers, but in any event, would love to here from anyone else that has ties to that part of the country. Love to you all and God bless, Jane
18-Jun-1999 21:17
Dave Drummond Liverpool UK
A very professional site. I am the great-great-grandson of Isabella Chalmers who married Peter Drummond at Kinross on 3 March 1839. Any further info would be much appreciated. Thanks.
27-Jun-1999 06:50
Sandra Anderson Newtonmore, Inverness-shire, Scotland
My g g grandmotherwas Isabella Chalmers who married High Tait in the 1860s in Barony, Glasgow. I am currently researching her father who I think was Robert. He was in the British army.
27-Jun-1999 14:08
Jim and family Daly Leverkusen, NRW, Germany
Hi John, see, we`re always behind you, chasing you through the www! Hope you and your family are keeping well. Let us hear from you! The Dalys P.S. Martina told me to have a look at your homepage - it`s ***-brilliant. Well done!
30-Jun-1999 12:59
Jennifer S. Chalmers Columbia, MD, 21046 USA
Homepage: http://members.aol.com/jennic11/fan
I happened across your site and am interested to know if we are related. I don't know much about my family history other than my grandfather was Edwin, and he had a twin, Elmer. I know their father was born in America. I look forward to seeing what I can find.
30-Jun-1999 20:11
David Grossett San Antonio, Texas, USA
Hello! Your web page was recommended to me by Moragh Klinginsmith at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio where we both do volunteer work at one of the information desks. We are both involved in genealogical research of our respective forbears. Most of my ancestors lived in Leith and Inverkeithing. One a Marion GROSSET, b. Abt. 1839 d. 25 Feb 1888 in Leith, m. a William CHALMERS on 6 Jul 1858 in Inverkeithing. They had a daughter, Marion CHALMERS, who was b. Abt. 1860. A great web page - and, like Moragh, I too like the musical accompaniment. May I copy some of your ideas when I get around to doing a Grossett web page? David
26-Jul-1999 15:48
Julia Clinton, Iowa, USA
Homepage:http://www.cis.net/~jsl1478/index.htm
nice Page!! :o)
31-Jul-1999 14:47
James Chalmers Dundee, Tayside, Scotland
31-Jul-1999 14:02
Claudia K. Damrich Hilden, Germany, NRW
Homepage: http://www.clarasailing.de
Hi John, do you remember ! Little sister of Juergen, who was your colleague at Bayer's, long time ago.... Friendly homepage, you have, I'd appreciate looking at some nice fotos i.o. to remember (sorry). Even I think, you should have a look at ours. Greetings Claudia
16-Aug-1999 14:52
Iain Thom Chalmers Mosman Park, Western Australia 6012, Australia
I have only just found these pages and am looking forward to browsing them as & when I find the time. My people were originally from the Borders around Kelso and other places
17-Aug-1999 04:09
Mercedes Ironside Chalmers West Bend, WI, USA
My father, John Smith Ironside, was born June 4, 1895 at Cushnie Cottage, Maud, Aberdeenshire. Coincidently, I married Kenneth Chalmers whose great-grandfather, Alexander, was also born in Aberdeenshire. He is finding his ancestors now and I am starting to look for the Ironside family. We hope to get to Scotland and "look around" when we have more background. Thank you for your great website. Ken is now working on his own geneology.
19-Aug-1999 19:14
Bob Chalmers Rogers, Arkansas, USA
22-Aug-1999 21:43
David Chalmers London, Uk
Thanks for the site - learned heaps about the origins of the Chalmers name and family.
25-Aug-1999 11:55
Kenneth H. Chalmers West Bend, Wi, USA
Found your terrific web site again. Hope to "sign-in" this time w/out any problems. A bit of my background--all of these relatives were born in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Grt.Grand parents were Alexander Chalmers,born in New Deer,12,Sept.1813 & Jane(Campbell)Chalmers, born in Millbrex,13,Aug.1834. Grt.Grt.Grandparents were Robert Chalmers,born in New Deer, 3,Aug.1785 & Margaret(Edward)Chalmers,born in New Deer,8,Apr. 1792. Grt.Grt.Grt.Grandparents were James Chalmers,born in New Deer,1753 & Jane(Tomson)Chalmers, born in New Deer,1757. Would be interesting to find any relatives out there! Thank you John for this opportunity!! SLAINTE!
25-Aug-1999 15:51
Penny Jensen Renton, WA, USA
Hi...I was pleased to come across this site, and have yet another avenue to search for my ancestors. My great grandfather was from Dingwall, Scotland. I would appreciate any information anyone might have on the FREW family. Best luck to all! :)
06-Sep-1999 09:46
Dawn Lee Rangiora, New Zealand
I am a descendant of Thomas Chalmers born c 1700 - 32 and Alison Currie. They were married in Fife c1745. They had a son John. Any relation?
09-Sep-1999 03:00
David John Chalmers Sherwood Park, AB., Canada
I am doing genealogy work. My great, great, great grand father came from Scotland. His name is William Chalmers.Born in 1806. William came by ship to New York and then migrated to Canada He had a son named Andrew Young Chalmers born in Montreal Canada in 1850. What part of Scotland did your ancestors come from. Do you do any genealogy yourself. It will be great to hear from you.
28-Sep-1999 12:52
Jennifer Anne Scarcella (nee Chalmers) Sydney, NSW, Australia
Great site! Just scrolling down and found a relative - now have got to trace him - he is related to James Chalmers (Tamate) the Scottish Missionary who happends to be my great, great uncle - wish me luck!
30-Sep-1999 03:20
Deborah Bush Portland, Oregon, USA
At last! Greetings! John Chalmers I of Auchtemunchty, Fifeshire, Scotland, is my great-great grandfather on my father's mother's side. Got that? Anyway; great information about the clans of Novia Scotia, and a wonderful web page. My best to all the Chalmers!
05-Oct-1999 00:19
Peter & Karen Chalmers Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Hi there, we have just recently moved to Australia from New Zealand, first time out of the country. We hope someday to visit Scotland & learn more about our heritage. Great page. Regards,Peter
06-Oct-1999 06:50
Quaid Smith Yuma, AZ, USA
Hi, I obtained your address from Roots Web WorldConnect. I am looking for information regarding Christain Smith who died in 1807 in Crawford County Ohio Any help will be appreciated. You have a very nice web page. Thanks, Quaid Smith
23-Oct-1999 23:25
Molly Chalmers Pratt Chapel Hill, NC, USA
Molly is from Grosse Pointe Mi. We will like a list of all the Chalmers !!!!!!
26-Oct-1999 15:17
Sammi Salomaa Gothenburg, Sweden
Homepages:http://www.chalmers.se
Hi! Nice site you've got! I'm studying at Chalmers Univerity of Technology in Gothenburg/Sweden. I found your site while searching for pages concerning my school. You must be proud to have the founder of "my" school in your family! hehe. There's a page that gives a brief history about the founder, William Chalmers, at: http://www.chalmers.se/hypertext/historia/brief/William-E.html Take care!
28-Oct-1999 01:53
Peter Chapman Christchurch, New Zealand
Hi mde hi campers hope you can help? Looking for the "Donaldson" David, Aitken Elizabeth Possibly at Scoonie Fife Scotland C1786.
31-Oct-1999 15:17
Andrew Chalmers Lochgelly, Fife, Scotland
Complete astonishment, I am a Chalmers and hail from Lochgelly, imagine the surprise to see the same family names david etc run through time and time again. You've got me thinking !!!!
04-Nov-1999 08:56
Anne Callan West Calder, West Lothian, Scotland
I am seeking information about David Chalmers who married Elizabeth Hall on March 23 1855 in Glasgow. David was born in 1826 in Lisburn, Ireland. His parents were John Chalmers and Elizabeth Crossie.Elizabeth was born in 1830 in Lurgan, Ireland and she died in Glasgow in 1911. Her parents were Richard Hall and Ann Reid. David and Elizabeth had 5 children - Elizabeth, Richard, David, Peter and Mary. I realy enjoyed your website. Keep up the good work! Anne
05-Nov-1999 14:11
Cathy Larkins Tacoma, WA, USA
Loved your site. Saw that my cousin John Chalmers visited in Mar 1999.Our Chalmers James and Christinia and son John B. came from Edinburgh,Scotland. Maybe around midlothian. They came to USA abt 1845,James & Christinia died in WI,son John B then went to WA abt 1878. Would love to find more abt this line. Thank you.
06-Nov-1999 21:33
Jolaine Chalmers Roberts Lafayette, IN, U.S.A.
Hello cousins, I am looking for information on my ggg grandfather Andrew Chalmers b. 17 March 1754 or 1755. He may have been the son of Andrew Chalmers, the evangelist, and the nephew of James Chalmers, the missionary. I am new to genealogy research. Thanks in advance for any help.
09-Nov-1999 19:46
Maggie S. Tucker Adelaide, Australia
What a great website! I've looked at a couple and so far this seems to be a good one to model others on. I'm not (knowingly) related to you, although my ancestors also herald from Scotland. Keep up the good work and I shall visit again to see what updates and new features you have. Kindest regards, A fellow family_historian, Maggie
09-Nov-1999 19:46
David Arthur Johnson Chico, California, USA
My grandfather was named Thomas Chalmers Johnson, named after Thomas Chalmers, born in Anstruther,Fife 1780. Found the Free Church of Scotland,1843. I am looking for family.
14-Nov-1999 23:18
David Baillie Chalmers Perth, Scotland
My father was Cecil Baillie Chalmers born and died in Kinross. My son, Andrew Baillie Chalmers from Edinburgh signed your guestbook earlier this year and his son, my grandson, Calum Baillie Chalmers, is keeping the family name going in this area. Your father (my cousin) the late John Dall Chalmers very kindly gave me a copy of his original book with copies of family photographs, before he died and am now attempting to update these to incorporate my own line of the Chalmers family. Your site with the musical accompaniment is excellent and I shall be back for more. Hope to be in direct contact again soon. David B. Chalmers.
16-Nov-1999 13:45
Bob McEwan Fajara, Gambia, The Gambia
Came on your advice to look at GedCom and stayed to admire. I have no Chalmers in my tree but in my home town Dunfermline there is a Chalmers Street. Your web site is an experience. Bob
19-Nov-1999 04:06
David Chalmers Hammond, Hatboro PA, USA
26-Nov-1999 11:09
T. D. Chalmers Richmond, Virginia, USA
I discovered your website as a result of a search using my family name as the keyword. What a pleasant surprise! I never knew the origins of the "Chalmers" name. Thanks, your website is really informative and interesting.
27-Nov-1999 03:58
James Brown Chalmers Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Very interesting home page but we need more history of the clan to keep this going. Origins of the Chalmers name seems to be Norman coming over here with William the Conqueror. The clan map sets out our home area as near the village of Kintore approximately 12 miles west of Aberdeen. There you are I have started, who's going to follow up? I belong to Arbroath and all of my family connections still live there. The only famous Chalmers out of Arbroath was James Chalmers the inventor of the adhesive stamp, who was born there in 1782 and moved later to Dundee. However there does not seem to any connection with my family.
28-Nov-1999 16:45
Allen Butler Aberdeen, Scotland
Home page: http://www.butlerigh.demon.co.uk
Enjoyed my visit, good site!!
30-Nov-1999 03:29
Kristin Schmedick Berlin, Germany
Home page: http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Trailer/8505/index.htm
I think it's good idea to have a family homepage! It surely shows some of your wonderful family spirit to everybody who comes here! Greetings from Kristin from Berlin, Germany
01-Dec-1999 09:39
Jeff Calvert London, England
For you to update your records, My date of birth is 25/6/54, married on 2/5/81 Mark Calvert was born on 20/10/83. My cousin Alex Bianchi has given me the address of your Web site.
05-Dec-1999 08:12
David Robert Chalmers Kent, New York
Would like to know more about my family tree
09-Dec-1999 11:54
Robert Thomson Johnston Croydon, Victoria, Australia
Hi John, Still trying to find the connections in Clacks. One of these days who knows I might strike it lucky. Thank you for your prompt service over the past year. Best Wishes for the Coming Festive Season. May the years to come be happy and prosperous Bob and Marion Johnston
23-Dec-1999 07:20
Charles Alexander Chalmers Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Homepage: http://www.schizomedia.com.au
My D.O.B. is 8/9/13. My mother's name was Barbara Ellen Schleger(27/12/84). My father's name was James Francis (DOB 31/3//1889). My grandfather was Alexander Chalmers (DOB 1854) in Aberdeen. His wife was Jane Kerr/Cumming, born 1855, Fraserburg, Aberdeen...I would love to hear about my Australian-European connections. Happy New Century
29-Dec-1999 06:13
Douglas Middleton Chalmers Dallas, TX, USA
Hompage: http://www.cimgroupgems-jewelry.com
Hello Every one & Happy 2000 to all the Chalmers and the clan connections. I was born of George & Pauline (Polly) Chalmers in Nov. 1947, Lynn, MA USA and had 5 brothers, Donald Paul, David, Bruce, myself, Richard, and 1 sister Susan. Dad was from Aberdeen, Scotland, Mom was English heritage having ancestors follow the Mayflower to the USA (Snow). Dads family came to the USA around 1910 and was from Aberdeen area. Grandma was a Middleton, my middle name, from near the same area. Dad had one brother Roy and one sister Helen. I will be happy to email anyone about the family. Regards, Douglas Middleton Chalmers
31-Dec-1999 07:23
Charles D. Chalmers Mill Valley, CA, 94941 USA
A wonderful contribution. I will return to add information but will leave a few things now. My grandfather came over from Scotland to Canada before WWI. My familiy is from Dundee and I have some particulars which I will post later. I have a source which reports, without any ability to confirm of course, that the name arises from some cadets of the cameron, or camerias, family who were banished because they attacked their overlord. They went to France where for many generations they continued, until one of them returned to Scotland. I will cite the source of this tale when I return. In recent wonderings on the Web I found the web page for an Irish Chalmers family, decendant from Scots who went to Ireland in the 16th century or so. http://www.uftree.com/UFT/WebPages/decfam/default/index.htm#xxxCHALMERS. I have half brothers or sisters who probably don't even know of my existence. They would be the children of Jack Chalmers, of New York City or other parts of New York State. If they see this I'd love to make contact. Remember that Robert Burns celebrated a member of our family, one of his friend, by a song to girl his friend loved. A Song for Willie Chalmers, 1786. Its very pretty. Thanks for this wonderful site. Charles D. Chalmers
08-Jan-2000 23:14
Maureen Australia
I am researching my great great grandmother Euphemia Chalmers who married George Innes in Carnock, Fife in 1838. They came to Australia in 1841 and settled in Victoria. I would appreciate any information on Euphemia or George
10-Jan-2000 05:58
Lawson John Heggie Ottowa, Ontario, Canada
21-Jan-2000 20:31
Ron and Julie Lawrence Pacific, Missouri, USA
Glad to find your Webpage.We are direct descendants of Rev.John Chalmers,Baltimore & Annapolis born ca. 1750 to James Chalmers. Any help appreciated. Great site.
23-Jan-2000 20:09
Ron and Julie Lawrence Pacific, Missouri, USA
Glad to find your Webpage. We are direct descendants of Rev.John Chalmers,Baltimore & Annapolis born ca. 1750 to James Chalmers. Any help appreciated. Great site.
23-Jan-2000 20:09
Timothy Chalmers San Antonia, Texas, USA
As a child I used to attend the highland games in Chicago, Ill. I still remember the Caber toss, and every once in a while I'll look on line to reimnd me of my past. Thanks!
23-Jan-2000 20:32
Reggie Darrell Chalmers Georgetown, Texas, USA
Grandfather: William Strong Chalmers - Waxachie, Tx, Father: George Reginald Chalmers
27-Jan-2000 19:07
John Arthur Chalmers Charleston, SC, USA
Hello: from a cousin across the creek. A Capt. James Chalmers sailed over circa 1750, landed in Charleston, & we've been here (& abouts)ever since. There's a bunch of John Chalmers in USA - probably 125 (from a phone disc), and that's just "John." We belong to Scottish Society and attend the games annually. You have a nice web-site; My wife was in Edinburgh past summer; she teaches eighth grade and was working on recertification. I've never been over. Twin 13 year old daughters, 34 year old daughter, and 31 year old son. 4 grandchildren. 59. Cameron. Years ago, I did a name genealogy on name and came up with same as yours.
29-Jan-2000 21:46
Bud Dole (Dall) 3101 Metz Drive, Midland, Texas, USA
Have a bunch of notes on the Dole (Dall) family I am getting ready to send you. Jan Laird is my second cousin. So glad to get your response to her query. You will understand the Dole (Dall) when you get my notes. Also sending a couple of pictures. Great to hear from you.
31-Jan-2000 16:09
Heather Chalmers Kashark Lockport, Illinois, USA
I HAD NO IDEA THERE WERE THIS MANY CHALMERS OUT THERE. I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND OUT ABOUT MY GRANDFATHERS FAMILY HE WOULD NEVER TALK ABOUT THEM. MY GRANDFATHERS NAME WAS JOHN CHALMERS HE WAS BORN IN MOTHERWELL ON NOV 29,1887. HE HAD ONE SISTER AND A HALF BROTHER AND SISTER THEIR LAST NAME WAS STEVENSON. THIS WAS HIS MOTHERS SECOND MARRIAGE. MY GRANDFATHER CAME TO THE US AND SETTLED IN CHICAGO IL. HE MARRIED AGNES MC ARTHUR BORN IN PERTH AUG.16,1884. THEY LIVED HERE AND RAISED TWO CHILDREN A DAUGHTER AND SON. TWO GRANDDAUGHTERS OF WHICH I AM ONE. AND SIX GREAT GRAND CHILDREN. WE WOULD REALLY LIKE TO KNOW ABOUT GRANDFATHERS FAMILY. WE ARE VERY INTERESTED IN OUR SCOTTISH ROOTS. THEY ARE VERY IMPORTANT TO ME. WITH A NAME LKE HEATHER THEY SHOULD BE. THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP THAT YOU CAN GIVE ME. HEATHER
05-Feb-2000 17:56
James Kenneth Chalmers Thurso, Caithness, Scotland
Hi, just dropped in to say Hello and have a look.
09-Feb-2000 13:46
Cathy Chalmers Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Great site! I'm looking for info on my dad's family. He was from Aberdeen, Scotland. His name was James Murray Ben Chalmers, and was born on May 11, 1924. His dad's name was Benjamin and he had a jewelery store in Aberdeen. I don't know my aunt's name, but she married someone from Germany and moved to South Africa after WW2. Any info would be great.
13-Feb-2000 17:11
Anne Porcher Chalmers Charleston, South Carolina, 29407, USA
I think this site is awesome. I mean, it tells all about our heritage and everything. It's pretty cool. Also, I thought it was neat that my father is named John Chalmers like "you". Keep up the good work!!
21-Feb-2000 08:08
Mary Turnbull Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
Thank you for sharing your home page, what a lovely trip through time with your families. My family lived many generations in Kinross, the families of SCOTT,BOGGIE,BAYNES(BAINE,BANE)back in time to 1697, I hope that we will find some common path they walked together. Good luck with your research. You have done a wonderful job on your web site, so easy to find all the links. Thank you Mary
21-Feb-2000 12:41
Patricia Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Thanks, John, for putting the map & photos of Curate Wynd. I see they've been there a while, so will visit more often. Have printed the map & then had a lovely stroll through the streets & lanes. Pat
24-Feb-2000 18:13
Derek Chalmers High Wycombe, Bucks, UK
Great Site - I was surprised by how many we are! I was born in Lanark, Scotland and my Dad was William Dickson Chalmers born in Cummertrees, Scotland 1933. Never tried to trace further back but I'd be happy to make contact with any long-lost relies.
25-Feb-2000 03:17
John Lewis Chalmers III Atlanta, GA, USA
Love the site, My great, great , great, grandfather came over to Western New York from Scottland around 1872 and started the Chalmers Gelatin Factory. The story of our family business can be found in the book "A History of the Town of Amherst" referring to Amherst New York in Western New York. John III
02-Mar-2000 14:30
Karen Chalmers Fermont, Quebec, Canada
Congratulations for your home page. Excuse my english writing, I am not bilingual... Me too i'm searching for my ancestor. I just found the name of my old grand father. And after i'm stoped. I can't found where he was born. I'm so curious, i try to find all about Chalmers. Because i would like to do a trip in Scotland later, and see all the place and the things that my ancestor did before... May be we have the same........ Friendly Karen
01-Mar-2000 19:42
Moira Chalmers Ilford, Essex, UK
Hi, it's Moira, I hope you are all enjoying the Chalmers Family webpage!
04-Mar-2000 11:29
Betty Chalmers Kenny Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Hi Moira, Yes I am enjoying your website. I often visit your Guest Book to see if any of my relations have added a comment. Your family have done a wonderful job. I think John has given me some help along the way. My family came from Alvah & Marnoch in Banff. It's great to belong to the Chalmers Family worldwide. Greetings to all. Betty.
05-Mar-2000 19:22
Richard Harry Lang Ashton in Makerfield, Lancashire, UK
My grandmother was Agnes Chalmers from Glenmavis by Airdrie She lived at Greenwood Cottage,Thats how I came to visit your site . I am new to computing and envy you for such a fantastic Home page, it is a credit to your family. My father was Henry Chalmers Lang from Airdrie, He was born 1902, died 1940. I am 65 years old . Best wishes Richard
06-Mar-2000 11:58
Pat Olson Nanaimo, B.C., Canada
This is a terrific page and i have only just touched on it. I will definitely be looking at this much closer when i get more time. My mother was a Chalmers before she got married and i have tried to follow her Roots for some time, but lately have not had much time. I look forward to looking into your page very soon. Good Work and thanks. Pat Olson.
07-Mar-2000 15:38
John Bevis Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
The latest information I have on my ancestors is that John CHALMERS was born in Carlton, in 1779. He married Jean Miller CLARKSON at Barony LKS in 1804. Their known children, all born in Barony includes, Hugh 1806, William Clarkson 1807, Margaret 1809, John 1812, Jean 1814, Hugh 1817, my ggg grandfather George Clarkson 1819, Ann 1822, Francis or Frances 1822 and Agnes CHALMERS 1828. It would be great to share information with anyone researching this line of the family.
11-Mar-2000 18:45
Peter Chalmers Pontypridd, Wales
Very nice site, one of the best I've seen.
14-Mar-2000 15:36
Johann Willis Perth, Western Australia, Australia
Thank you John for directing me to your homepage. My ggggg/father was John Chalmers, b.c1790, m Jane Stronach. Their daughter Helen b.1812 in Inverkeithing Dunfirmline, Fife d.1819 in Parkneuk. Helen married Adam Hunter and they had 9 chn. William, 1835, Jane 1837, John 1838, Janet 1840 (my gggrandmother) Helen 1842, Adam 1845 (who also married a Helen Chalmers) James 1847, Thomas 1849, George Muir 1854. If you see a connection to this line I'd be pleased to hear from you.
16-Mar-2000 00:49
James Barry Chalmers Birmingham, Alabama, USA
Although I didn't find a connection yet, I'm descended from James Chalmers b. 1757 Broxburn, Midlothian, Scotland who married Bettey Banks. I think James's parents were Robert Chalmers and Agnes Hardy - does anyone know any more there?
16-Mar-2000 08:34
David Armstrong Stirling, Scotland
Chalmers in Dunfermline 1790-1860
17-Mar-2000 11:47
Wendy Allison Nelson, New Zealand
Was starting to get tired after a long surfing session, but your great music stirred me again. Loved the tartan and the site. We have Chalmers as christian names eg. Thomas Kiddie Chalmers ROLLO father b1913 Scotland, son of same name b1936. Somewhere you may have some reference to the above. Will visit again soon.
17-Mar-2000 05:15
Charmaine Wright Manukau, Auckland, New Zealand
Hi to all!Found your website very interesting,hope to have my own 'soon' just have to learn how to get it into cyberspace! Names I am researching: WRIGHT.DEMPSTER.FALCONER.CAMPBELL.CRAIG.REID.GEMMELL or GEMMILL.All Scotland. I hope to have some luck now I have subscribed to mailing lists!
18-Mar-2000 17:44
Jamie Whiteside Strathroy, Ontario, Canada
Looking for info on Helen Donaldson c dec 31/1820 Gorbals, Lanark, Scotland, child of Henry Donaldson and Allison Chalmers, Allison was born aug 1 1795 in Barony, Lanark to James Chalmers and Isobel Young
29-Mar-2000 22:01
Jane Cruickshanks Le Galloudec Oxford, UK
Practically neighbours from the 19th century.
03-Apr-2000 13:00
Travis Chalmers Manuels, Newfoundland, Canada
Just looking up some info on the origins of our name . Intresting page
03-Apr-2000 21:27
Dorothy Anne MacGregor Cromwell, CT, USA
Looking for family of McGregors of Perth including Alpine b.1754 who married Agnes Walker, some of the married names of their daugthers were Catherine Menzies,Robert Menzies, James Stewart, Agnes McFarland and then Gregor mcGregor b.1711 in Dull,Perth and going back to Austin McGregor who married Janet Scott in early 1600s. I have trouble finding Austin's parents and would be glad to know where I can search in the 1600s and before. Thank you, any help will be appreciated
15-Apr-2000 21:19
Love that music!! [Especially the scottish opening one] I will explore the Kettle Dall connection- I have them all on IGI- on paper as I like to sit up in bed and peruse them! Cheers, Pam Wilcock
17-Apr-2000 05:25
Julian Greene London, England
Moira's page rocks!!
23-Apr-2000 04:01
James Grassom Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England
Looking up the Grassom family tree, found your site, according to my records 11/6/1858 James Grassom married Mary Chalmers in Stirlingshire.
26-Apr-2000 17:05
Fran Ducas Nanaimo, B.C., Canada
TRYING TO TRACE THE GIBSON SIDE OF THE FAMILY TREE. MY GREAT-GRANDMOTHER WAS MARY MACDONELL GIBSON. SHE HAD 4 SISTERS:BESSIE,ROSE,NORA,VERRY. SHE ALSO HAD 5 BROTHERS: REX IS THE ONLY ONE THAT MY MOTHER KNOWS THE NAME OF. THE FATHER WAS CHARLES JOHN GIBSON, THE MOTHER ELIZABETH GILL.THEY WERE MARRIED IN RUSSIA ABOUT 1850? ANY HELP TRACING THIS SIDE WOULD BE APPRECIATED!
26-Apr-2000 20:04
Diane McEathron Russell El Cajon, California, USA
I'm helping my aunt trace our ancesty and am trying to find information on Mary Jane Chalmers who wed Adam Skeldon in Haddingtonshire, Scotland in 1866. I have also been given the names of Roy Chalmers Skeldon, Benjamin Chalmers, Roy Chalmers Skeldon II, George Lindsey Skeldon. Apparently some of their children were given their mother's maiden name as a middle name. I would appreciate any help you can offer.
03-May-2000 18:17
John Paton Chalmers, Inverness, Scotland
This is a truly wonderful homepage. My granfather, John Paton Chalmers was born in Largs just after the turn of the 20th century. He was one of 12, seven brothers and five sisters. During the FWW he had both legs amputated. This was the reason he stayed behind when his eleven brothers and sisters emigrated to Canada in 1922. They moved to the Hamilton area from where two of the sisters later returned. Before my Father died, Chrstmas 1999, we gathered all sorts of information from him and I am currently constructing a family tree. I have never visited Canada but know for sure that I must have literally dozens of relatives over there. No doubt I will arrive some time. To all of you out there with and related to this surname, look after yourselves!
10-May-2000 18:01
Alison Durry Pruakanui, R.D. 1 Port Chalmers., Otago, New Zealand
Great Page and information. I am a Chalmers descendant from a family of Fife, Scotland. I am a newcomer to the 'web' and so far have some difficulty navigating homepages. What I have seen so far is interesting, but does not seem to have much relevance to my research. I have been involved in serious genealogy for 12 years (more or less) and am a member of the NZ Genealogical Society, and the local Dunedin Branch of that organisation.
20-May-2000 06:29
Kirsty Brown nee Chalmers Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
I am researching my family Robert Chalmers born 1844 Paisley, Scotland married Sarah Glendenning. My grandfather was Robert James Chalmers born Brighton UK 11.08.1874 died 1 August 1940 in Brisbane, Australia. His brothers and sisters were Andrew married Janet MacMillan, Mollie married James Gibson, Annie, Clara married Alexander Bremner, Jessie married ? Bascom. My grandfather Robert James Chalmers married Jean Aitcheson Mann (born Partick Scotland) in Bombay India 9.10.1908. My father Robert Alfred Mann Chalmers was born in Muree India 15.09.1909 they emigrated to Australia with his sisters Eleanor, Morag and Douglas. Elanor has passed away but my 2 aunts are still alive here in Brisbane. Any family links would be wonderful.
27-May-2000 19:40
Sue Chalmers Palmerston North, Manawatu, New Zealand
Great Page and information. My grandfather James Chalmers was a cattle drover, he also competed in cattle dog trials in Te Teko, New Zealand. Does anyone have any idea where I could get some info? Thanks
27-May-2000 22:24
Mary MacKinnon, Adelaide, Australia
Nice music!,Great family home page. My Aunt was a Chalmers, the reason I looked at this site. Will check it out again sometime. Regards Mary.
07-Jun-2000 22:24
Anne Chalmers Glasgow, Scotland
Great web page and Hi to all the Chalmers' out there! Searching through on behalf of my dad, David Roy Chalmers from Stirling, who has been researching the Chalmers' family tree for quite some time now and has reached back to 1770's He is interested in any information on a David Chalmers (1780's) from Flisk/Monimail in Fife. Also if anyone has any information on Chalmers' in Boston/Mass/USA back around 1848. Any info would be much appreciated.
11-Jun-2000 08:23
Rollie Langille River John, NS, Canada
David Donaldson (Perthshire) d. 1891 m. Mary Hutchinson (Perthshire) d.1895 Sons Robert, John, and George removed to New Zealand and Australia. I am a descendent od their sister Mary. Any connections?
23-Jun-2000 14:04
William Chalmers Baird Baton Rouge, LA, USA
Actually, I am William Chalmers Baird, III. My grandfather came from Scotland... Recently ran into a drawing/clipping/poster of Thomas Chalmers, Moderator of the First General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland..dated 1813.
04-Jul-2000 15:49
Amanda Chalmers, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Thought it was fantastic that others in the Chalmers' clan were recording our ancestory. Good luck and Best Wishes, Mandy
06-Jul-2000 01:44
Diane Blair Kinsman, Chandler, Arizona, USA
My Grandmothers maiden name was Elizabeth Chalmers Stevens - this is a branch of the family I am just starting to research, it was such fun finding your web site. Going to Scotland this fall - hope to find more information before I go.
07-Jul-2000 18:58
Ian Campbell Chalmers Watford, Herts, UK
Playing on web with son Cameron aged 6
09-Jul-2000 14:48
Ronnie Grieve Chisinua, Moldova
Nice site. More Scottish music would be better.
19-Jul-2000 16:41
Sue Chalmers Palmerston North, Manawatu, New Zealand
Great information. Need to have more time to visit. Am busy studying. Bye
28-Jul-2000 03:27
Had to visit and say hello, I am a Chalmers by birth myself! My father was born in Turriff, Aberdeenshire but I do not really know much of his family history. Anyway, it has been lovely visiting my "family" page! Keep up the good work. Janette Jolly (nee Chalmers)
28-Jul-2000 14:56
Jennifer Scarcella (nee chalmers) Sydney, Australia
My great, great uncle was James Chalmers (Tamate) the missionary - any other relatives out there? My father Percy Burton was born in Warrington to William Chalmers and Edith Burton Chalmers in 1892 - any help in tracing these lines would be appreciated.
05-Aug-2000 08:06
Steven Chalmers Brechin, Scotland
Homepage: http://thechalmersclan.homestead.com/page1.html
I am interested in seeing other Chalmers round the world
09-Aug-2000 08:14
Bryan Ben McMartin, Winneway, Quebec, Canada
Hey,I am an Algonquin Indian(Anicinabe).As of today,I have not met another McMartin other than my immediate Family. I am hoping to eventually find some decendants of my great-grandfather, perhaps they could shed some light on this part of my heritage. Regardless what I may or may not find;I am content with the knowledge that I am exploring this side of me. I wish you all Peace, Love and Friendship during your Earthwalk. MAKWA.
15-Aug-2000 03:35
Rod Fleck Forks, WA, USA
Homepage: http://www.tinkers-tales.com
Wow! This page represents what genealogy on the net is all about. The level of information and interactivity is outstanding. Well done. Now if we could only have made a connection with our Fifeshire Rodgers - but the time spent was enjoyable - even if the connection could not be made. Rod Fleck
20-Aug-2000 14:39
Marion Morpeth nee Chalmers Peterborough, UK
Thank you for the site it is very interesting. I have just started to trace my fathers side of the family. The only iformation I have at the moment is:- Father - David Murie Chalmers (b)18.01.1930 (d) 16.06.1992 Grandfather - John Campbell Chalmers (b) 1898 (d) ?? Grandmother - Jessie Adamson Wilson (b) 16.08.1898 (d) 11.01.1976, her parents were John Wilson (Iron Monger) and Janet Galloway Dunfermline area. If any one can help at all I would be most grateful. Thank you... Marion
03-Sep-2000 18:03
Julia Chalmers Glasgow, Scotland
This was a pleasant surprise for someone who doesn't or didn't know much about her name. Cheers.
13-Sep-2000 13:59
Lee Stuart Chalmers Portsmouth, Hampshire, England
I am very pleased to have found this web site I am the son of Janet Florence Chalmers born 05/07/38 who is the daughter of Alfred William Chalmers born 18/12/09 if there is any direct links to us please message at e-mail address
14-Sep-2000 12:03
Matthew Crane Somerset, Tasmania, Australia
Thank's John..... It's great
14-Sep-2000 09:22
James Kitson S. Surrey, B.C., Canada
My Wife Violet (nee.Goodings) 76 yrs. old)) had an Uncle Bill who migrated from Bingley in Yorkshire England to Pawtucket after W.W.1, would you know of a family contact
14-Sep-2000 23:34
Lemoin Chalmers Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa
Very nice homepage, I never knew we had one. I'm a REAL Chalmers because I'm the only one in our family with redish hair and I love Scotland. Please send me e-mail if you like, and pictures of Scotland if possible - bye..
1-Oct-2000 14:24
Trevor Everett Chalmers Cheshire, MA, USA
I was just searching on my last name and found your page so i thought that i would add my name to the list.
6-Oct-2000 23:17
David Chalmers Newark, Nottinghamshire, England
I am currently researching my family roots and have so far traced my ancestors back to ca. 1680 with connections established through the excellent SCOTS ORIGINS on-line database. My great-great-grandfather was also a David Chalmers who lived in the Auchterderran district of Fife - his ancestors came from Auchtermuchty.
8-Oct-2000 12:17
Hello again John,You still have the best website.I keep looking and listening to the music.
12-Oct-2000 06:53
John Poziemski Bochum, NRW, Germany
This is all pretty impressive. Have a good weekend! John
12-Oct-2000 17:08
Nicki Rayment Reigate, Surrey, UK
Brilliant site. My Chalmers connections concern my g-grandmother, Annie Isobella Chalmers, daughter of Andrew Chalmers & Jane Scott, Andrew was born 6th May 1856 in Eassie & Nevay, Angus, eldest child of James Chalmers & Ann Davidson who married the day after his birth on 7th May 1856. James parents were Andrew Chalmers & Agnes Peebles, they married Nov 1830 in Longforgan, both were recorded as living in Littletown at the time. James & Ann Chalmers and their children moved from Scotland to Aynho, Northampton and then to Gatton in Surrey sometime in the 1870's. James died at Gatton in 1891. His son Andrew Chalmers (my g-g-grandfather) was the village Blacksmith in Merstham, Surrey and his brother John, ran a Coachbuilding business in Redhill, Surrey. Another brother, David, ran the Blacksmiths Arms pub in Caterham. They also had sisters: Agnes, Ann, Margaret, Cecelia & Hellen. I'd be interested in anyone who has any ties with this line of the family, be it in! Surrey or Scotland.
17-Oct-2000 05:30
Richard Chalmers Herts, UK
Hello
25-Oct-2000 11:15
Danette Hall Baytown, Texas, USA
Hi, my name is Danette Hall and my great grandmother was a Menzies and I have been trying to find information about a great great great great grandfather but I have not been able to find anyone who has anything on him or where I would look to find it. His name was Robert McMinn and he was born in ireland in 1700 and his wifes name was Jane. They lived in North Carolina, USA. He died in 1800 and that is all that I know of him except his childrens names and so forth. What I need to know is his parents names and if he had any brothers or sisters and I have no idea where to look next. If any one would be able to help please email me. Thank you, Danette Hall
26-Oct-2000 13:34
Andrew Michael Chalmers McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania, USA
I don't know you people, but you have the same name as me, so I figured I'd say hey.
30-Oct-2000 07:33
Kerry Mendygral Lake Heights, NSW, Austalia
Looking for great rellies. John or Thomas Todd married Jessie Chalmers 1840 - 1880 Edinburgh, Inveresk, Lasswade, Midlothian area. Please email reply. Thankyou Kerry
05-Nov-2000 21:26
Angela Weston, Somerset, England
Weird website, I found it as I was trying to look for information on the history of Weston Super Mare for a school project. Never mind, heh. c ya
08-Nov-2000 11:15
Colin Hadlow Los Angeles, CA., USA
My grandmother was Gladys Marguerite Chalmers of Edinburgh and London, her father was Alexander a civil engineer who had something to do with the Forth bridge (I have an invitation to the opening in 1890, he is depicted standing next to Prince of Wales at the opening ceremony. His father was John Chalmers who was an architect and surveyor at 23 Greenside ST. Edinburgh died 1848 was a freeman of Londenderry and Stirling, Scotland. He was the "Measurer of Artificers Work" in Edinburgh 1844. I had an old Cameron kilt for years said to date 1677, but it fell apart. I still have a picture of my great great grandfather dated 1848.
10-Nov-2000 01:02
Jerram Lowrie Chalmers Gisborne, New Zealand
Hello,from sunny Gisborne. My grandfather Joseph Thomas Lowrie Chalmers was born in Bellshill, Glasgow and came to New Zealand 46 years ago. Great web site, regards Jerram
26-Nov-2000 02:00
Mattias Ansebo Gothenburg, Sweden
Hi there! My only connection to Chalmers is that I study at Chalmers University of Tecnology here in Gothenburg, Sweden. I am however very curious about the Scottish tartans that the clans of Scotland have. William Chalmers (1748-1811) donated his wealth so that the university could be founded. Now I would like to know if the Chalmers family has some special tartan. I have searched all over the Internet and this seems like a good place to get some answers. William must have been related to some of you. Please send me an email if you can help me or give me a hint of where to look. Best regards Mattias Ansebo Student at Chalmers University of Technology
26-Nov-2000 13:27
Peter Dawkins Kilwinning, Ayrshire, Scotland
Homepage: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~howiefamily
Just being nosey, but enjoyed my visit nonethless. Well done, Best regards, Peter
26-Nov-2000 16:56
Constance Cook California, United States
Looking for family of Willard Donaldson. Love the look of your web site and am just starting to dig in.
27-Nov-2000 00:05
Warneke Darmstadt, Germany
Hello, i'm in trouble, cause i can't find an old friend. He lived with me in flat-sharing community. As he left, he gave me his adress. But now i tried to call but there's no connection. Can you give me a hint (Internet Site or something), where i can search for him? His name is Neil Burns and his old adress was Abercromby Place, Stirling in Scotland.....please mail to me....thank you
28-Nov-2000 06:29
Andrew Goodman Tansor, Northants, England
For Moira - I too was at William Torbitt infants and junior from 1970 to 1979 (I think!). I hear there is a website created by Pauline Bane for articles etc. about the school but I can't find it anywhere! - imagine-it.co.uk was mentioned in the local newspaper (Redbridge Recorder I think) but this is just a commercial site. Any ideas??? Great family site by the way!
28-Nov-2000 07:41
Amanda Bonallo Broxburn, West Lothian, Scotland
Found this by accident but not a bad read!!!!!
29-Nov-2000 14:34
Sherry Chalmers Koban Jupiter, FL, USA
My maiden name is Chalmers. I was born and grew up in South Carolina where most of my family members remain. I was in England last year and can't wait to get back!!
03-Dec-2000 21:56
Tandy Dayle Chalmers Oakville, Ontario, Canada
I was born in Sandton, South Africa (June 29, 1982). I have two sisters, Carmen Debra Chalmers(Oct 24, 1977) and Dana Lori Chalmers (Jan 11, 1981). My parents are Bernard Malcolm Chalmers born in Johannesberg South Africa (Aug 3rd 1945) married to Beverley Elizabeth Wolfowitz Chalmers born in Durban South Africa (July 29 1950). My father's parents are Alexander Myles Chalmers from somewhere in Scotland and Elizabeth O'Callaghan Chalmers from Ireland.
06-Dec-2000 23:30
I noticed in the list of names you had a Fidler and a Milne. Wouldn't it be a wonder if you also had the parents of Ernest Fiddler who married Sarah Black 1788 and had six daughters - Isobel, Ann ,Elizabeth, Margaret, Ann m. Alexander Milne, Marjory.
14-Dec-2000 13:09
Cindy Condie Ashburn, VA, USA
My family is planning a trip to Scotland this summer, which started me exploring my Scot roots a little further, and I am amazed at what I've found! The Chalmers site is very nice. I am descended from David Chalmers(born about 1800 in Kilmarnoc, Ayershire, Scotland)- James Logan Chalmers -Mary Elizabeth Chalmers who was my great, great grandmother. I would appreciate any genealogy info on David's parents. Also, would love some ideas of what to see and where to stay when in Scotland, we only have 10 days and my husband wants to visit his Scot roots as well! Thanks for your web site, I enjoyed it!
15-Dec-2000 10:36
piscataway new jersey dance Piscedance, New Jersey, USA
Homepage: http://geocities.com/piscdance
Nice site, I enjoyed my visit. I liked the layout.
17-Dec-2000 18:06
Cheryl Cody Franklyn, MA, USA
Looking for information about Catherine Chalmers b. 1808 in Fifeshire, Scotland. Married Jan. 12, 1828 to William Hill b 1803 in London. His parents were Mathew Hill born in Scotland and Lady Mary Gilbraithe also born in Scotland. Family rumor has it that Mathew Hill was the stable hand and eloped with Lady Mary to London. Any information or direction would be greatly appreciated.
26-Dec-2000 16:41
Grant Orrock Dundee, Tayside, Scotland
http://www.orrock.accessgenealogy.com
I was just browsing and came across your site , I was very impressed and particularly liked the links (easy & quick)the way they should be.
04-Jan-2001 16:53
Juliana Chinese wife, Naples, Florida, USA
http://community.webtv.net/Chinalotus/ASINGAPOREGIRL
. . . Juliana here please. Well! I thought only we Chinese were hooked on family
names. But I sure learned diferently with so many of you Westerners chasing "Chalmers" all over the
globe. . . . . . . . . We go by clan names - I belong to the Singapore branch of the Teochew clan
and I speak that dialect of the mother tongue, the Mandarin language. My husband who writes some for
Oxford UN.Pr. (THE KRIS), wrote a scholarly book about how langusage is used in Southeast Asia. It's
TO PLEASE A CHINESE WIFE and is reviewed on amazon.com. . . . . . . I met him at a durian festival
in Bangkok and now I live in his country. Do you know that in Chinese writing "America" is spelled
with just two characters - mei guo, which translate to "beautiful country" Isn't that nice of us to
do them such a favor? . . . . . . Thank you, dear Chalmers clan, I'm sure you're all lovely
people. Sincerely yours, Juliana, Chinese wife.
08-Jan-2001 23:32
Richard Chalmers Brown Woodbury, Conn., USA
Excellent format & website. Like most others I'm researching the family tree. So far I've researched to my greatgreat grandfather from Oban. Perhaps someone out there has the same lines. Thanks for the site. Dick
09-Jan-2001 23:30
Colin Bendall Stirling, Scotland
Hi John, told you I'd visit. Looks good!! If I get the chance, or the time, seems about right these days - and here's me a gentleman (?) of leisure.
15-Jan-2001 13:27
Boyd Chalmers Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Just found your site tonight... I will send some history I have when I have more time
18-Jan-2001 21:56
B.Babu rao Tenali, ap, India
Dear brother -IN -Christ,Greetings from RURAL HEAL MISSION,INDIA,in the Matchless and wonderful name our LORD Saviour JESUS CHRISt.Good work .keep it up.The future generations shall be appriciated your appropriate actions.May God bless.please keep in touch and enlist our missions address in your maling list.
19-Jan-2001 22:29
Phillip Chalmers Liverpool, UK
Excellent site. I am just starting to research my family tree, your site has inspired me. My family originally came from Fochabers, any Chalmers who originate from this area please email Cheers
31-Jan-2001 16:08
Ken Smith Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
I am looking for any Smiths who were associated with Kinlock, near St. Fergus (above Peterhead) owned by a Chalmers family in 1983. The road to the old parish burial ground by the sea, surrounded by a granite wall, passes by the yard where the Kinlock trucks were parked at that time.
02-Feb-2001 18:28
Garth Stanley Chalmers Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada
Congratulations-My grandfather,Charles Chalmers,tobacco broker [Andrew Chalmers & Sons, Fenchurch Street, London],lived at "The Chestnuts" Cranbrook Road, Ilford, Essex in l897.Presumably a large residence. Does anyone know if it still exists, or pictures thereof?
03-Feb-2001 15:34
Elizabeth Chalmers Wright Boston, MA, USA
I have enjoyed your site. I am trying to find information about my great grandfather Thomas Clark Chalmers. All I know is that he married Virginia Reed Hogmire (AKA Virginia Boyd) in 1866 and that their son Thomas Clark Chalmers was born in New York City in 1869. His father may have been named Stephen and some of the family lived near Charlton NY. Unfortunately Thomas Chalmers seems to have been a popular name.
07-Feb-2001 20:19
Lyndon Chalmers Tairua, Coromandel, New Zealand
Great page. Just looking for the family coat of arms etc. I guess at the end of the day all the chalmers must be related somewhere in history right? Anyway thanks for the help.
06-Feb-2001 20:56
Travis Chalmers, Near Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Hi Chalmerses! I'm actually only a Chalmers as a result of parents' divorce and remarriage, but I still consider myself one... The site is wonderful. It's just incredible to see how widespread the name is all around the globe (with obvious concentrations in the US, Canada, and UK). Keep up the great work!
18-Feb-2001 23:50
Alastair Chalmers Nottingham, England
What a wonderful site found purely by accident, having been surfing the internet. Also brought great memories of my late father Robert Thomson Chalmers, anyone know him? Please get in touch, would love to hear from you.
23-Feb-2001 06:25
Jeff, Arlene, Mike and Melissa, Edinburgh, Lothian, Scotland
We are part of the original Harthill Chalmers family and are interested in our genealogy. Our great grandfather, Robert Chalmers originated from the Harthill area.
24-Feb-2001 16:25
Marg Rosen Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Hi everybody - what a thrill to reach the Chalmers family!! My gr gr grandmother was Mary Chalmers(1788-1881)born in Markinch, Fifeshire, daughter of David Chalmers(1754-) and Jannet Robertson. Mary married George Donaldson on Nov 09 1815 in Rathven Banffshire and had a son Charles Donaldson born 1836 Banffshire, Scotland. Charles migrated to Canada with Mary (widow) ca 1860 and had 11 children. However Mary's application for a land patent lists her as the widow of James Donaldson who served in the war. Querries: What war did he serve in? Who was James? What happened to George? Was Charles Donaldson her only child? Did any other Chalmers migrate to Canada? Is there a Canadian Chalmers branch? Would love to hear from anyone with info on this branch of the family. Will share my data.
24-Feb-2001 21:55
Adrianne Dunlop Perth, W.A., Australia
Hi, what a huge website!! Just seeing if my G Grandmother Helen(e) b.1876 England was here. Very impressive.
25-Feb-2001 02:32
Tom Chalmers RD2 Napier, New Zealand
I am always looking for a connecting Chalmers however my lot I believe came from around Kirkcudbrightshire to NZ
25-Mar-2001 20:11
Andrew Chalmers, Angela Chalmers Leicestershire, England
Just found your web site , our family originate from the Perthshire area I will add more information shortly as I have to go rummaging in the attic for our documentation
26-Mar-2001 12:59
DAVID ROY CHALMERS STIRLING, SCOTLAND
John,You have given the CLAN a great resource.Many thanks again for your time and effort on our behalf.David R. Chalmers.
27-Mar-2001 14:04
04-Apr-2001 19:31
JOYCE HILLMilton Keynes, Bucks, England
Am so jealous of your website and excited to have found my 3rd Great Grandparents on there (George Rodger and Margaret Neil). They had another daughter called Agnes Russell Rodger born 1837 Kemback, Fife who married one James Dowie in Carnbee Manse on 17th July 1863. James and Agnes' daughter Elizabeth Bisset Dowie married my Great Grandfather David Calman 4th December 1885 Carnbee Manse.
12-Apr-2001 15:11
Alan James ChalmersNorthampton, England, U.K.
Searching for links to help me trace my ancestry, and came across your site.
20-Apr-2001 05:11
Heather ChalmersMontreal, Canada
My father was George Stevenson Chalmers D.O.B 01/10/24 Coatbridge Scotland. Came to Canada during WWII. GR.father, George Ritchie Chalmers married Jeannie Stevenson, I don't know much more. Thanks.
19-Apr-2001 23:57
Pam WhiteNewbury, Berkshire
I am most impressed with your family web page. I hope I shall eventually manage to create one even half as professional. Pam White.
20-Apr-2001 18:23
ShishowOsaka, Japan
Homepage: http://members.goo.ne.jp/home/shishowthedrunkenman
JUST SURFING IN,AND COME HERE. HI!
27-Apr-2001 16:02
Scott ChalmersKettering, Northants, England
I just typed in my own name and up you popped. I didn't realise that there were so many of us. Hello to all. My family are originally from Paisley in Scotland, also related to Ferguson. Could you let me know of any links?
19-May-2001 10:13
Rae ChalmersSouthwest Harbor, Maine, USA
I live on the coast of Maine, surrounded by Chalmers that are not immediately related to me. My parents are Richard and Joan Chalmers in Minneapolis. They grew up in Hawaii before attending college in California. Thanks, great site. Rae Chalmers
24-May-2001 11:48
Linzi Margaret Chalmers Ayrshire, Scotland
I am 14 so don't know of many of my ancestors. I found this site really interesting though and am amazed to see how widespread around the world we Chalmers' are!!!
02-Jun-2001 15:44
Sue Chalmers Palmerston North, Manawatu, New Zealand
Great site. It is cool to see so many Chalmers around the world. Wonderful!!. It is so interesting and very distracting.
03-Jun-2001 02:20
Adrian Wells Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, UK
Hi, Hope that you don't mind, but I'm trying to find a Ross Chalmers, a Kiwi who was in the UK (Bath) in the late 1970's. We worked together for a while, and would just like to swap notes!
07-Jun-2001 15:49
Regina Chalmers Cape Coral, Florida, USA
I am looking for information on Ronald George Chalmers (my father). Mother was Hazel, now deceased and sister Judy. All lived in Florida last time I knew. My mother was Anita Snyder at time of wedding approx 27-32 years ago in Ft. Myers, FL.
12-Jun-2001 17:28
Marilyn Chalmers Horvath Wayland, Mass., USA
I have just discovered all the information on the Web about my father's family's heritage. I can only trace the family back to another John Chalmers of Almondbank near Stirling.
17-Jun-2001 08:47
John Chalmers Newcastle, N.S.W., Australia
A well presented Web site congratulations.
19-Jun-2001 15:51
The Lyon Clan East Dulwich, London
The Clan Lyon of East Dulwich, seeks to make peace with the Clan Chalmers of Ilford. Clan Lyon respectfuly ask for forgiveness for the lapsed contact over the past years and the many Christmas cards owed, (thought we'd save postage and do a bulk mail shot every decade, true scots to the last penny! ). Clan Lyon prostrates it's self at the feet the great Clan leader, " John the CAD Chalmers ", and begs his mercy, may his claymore rest easy at his side as we bow before him.
21-Jun-2001 07:39
Alister McConnell Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland
Hello family. I know I haven't seen you all for a while but I found this website so I decided to say hello to you.
23-Jun-2001 19:51
Hi Moira! I was looking up Jade on another site and this popped up! The photos are very interesting (glad you didn't put on any of me) C U in Lowestoft! Louise
06-Jul-2001 10:23
Hugh B Chalmers Jr. Memphis TN, USA
I enjoyed your web site
07-Jul-2001 18:05
Tom Simmers California, United States of America
Homepage:http://maxpages.com/simmerscot1 & http://maxpages.com/simmerssurname
I really enjoyed visiting your website, and I can appreciate ALL of the hard work, over probably many years, that went into researching and creating it! What a wonderful thing to do for all of the many among us who are deeply interested in searching for our Roots! I could not help but notice, just how many Simmers individuals are among the members of your family tree. After viewing the Simmers from all the counties in Scotland, I am truly amazed at the numbers of them, and also how some of their names seem to have changed spellings from Symmers, Symer, Simmer and other! I am looking for info regarding any Simmers who may have left Scotland and emigrated to the U.S.A.! If anyone who reads this might know of any, I would be most appreciative! Please visit my Simmers websites, if you're interested. You may be quite surprised! Best regards, Tom Simmers, in California
10-Jul-2001 19:01
Lois Hill Stevens Point, WI, USA
To Kenneth H. Chalmers: I, too, am descended from Alexander and Jane (Campbell) Chalmers. Email me at odey@angelfire.com
10-Jul-2001 20:40
Crystal Chalmers Hammond, Indiana, USA
Well your page is good, but I am having a hard time because I am 14 and I want to know who all my family were on my dad's side because my dad is Kevin Cha