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Notes
History of the name "McColm"
"Big Jim" McColm
The Original McColm Farm
The Arrival Date in New Richmond
"Lost" Family Members
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Welcome! This web site was created to present the information
contained in the book The McCOLM Family of New Richmond by William R. McColm.
John McColm Sr., his wife Margaret Sinclair, and their children came to New Richmond,
Quebec, Canada in 1833. The book, published in 1978, records most of their
descendants. It's now the year 2008, and we hope that this web site will allow
family members and relatives to update their branches of the family tree with any
births, marriages and passings, particularly those subsequent to 1978, or with any other
information they wish to share. If you have any information you would like to
contribute, please send it via email to mike@mccolm.com or
use this form to submit it via this web site.
Thank you to all those who have already contributed!
If you have any comments or suggestions about the web site, you can submit them using
this form.
The information is presented in two formats:
Original Format
(Resembles the book as closely as possible)
Legacy Format
(A 'Descendant' style set of web pages as generated by the program "Legacy Family Tree")
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What's New
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The web site has been moved to a new server and many long-overdue updates have been made. The guest book is working again as well. Thank you for your patience!
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Copies of the original McColm book are still available!
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A page has been added containing links to McColm information
on other web sites.
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A form has been added to allow web site visitors to
submit new information.
* Harold McColm (V,C,10,b) has
generously given permission to post his new research (including
information regarding John McColm and Margaret Sinclair's Scottish parents!)
Thanks, Harold!
* A Guestbook has been added!
Thanks to Ian McColm of Glasgow, Scotland for the suggestion.
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