SCOTLAND Group Forum
To promote Scotland and it's culture, scenery, history, humour, poetry, music, literature, art, architecture .... etc, etc. This is for everybody, not just the Scots, it is not a club or clique. Please contribute as you see fit. I have initially invited a few fellow Scots to join, in the hope they can contribute to build up a good data base of information should any of you globe trotting str...
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I was interested in this group cos my ancestors were the SHAWs & I'm very interested in learning more about my heritage. So, if anyone knows anything about Shaws, please feel free to email any info!
I doubt I can contribute much, but would LOVE to learn! I've made several Scottish friends on the internet & have learned much from them & I love their cheeky sense of humor & they understand mine as well. Would love to make more Scottish friends.
I'm a relative of the playwright George Bernard Shaw. Guess thats where I got my own writing genes from.
Thank you, RIO.
I don't know anything about the family name of Shaw, but should I come across it I will post here what I find. Have you done any research on it yourself ?
I am related to Wordsworth ( honest ) but I can't write for toffee !
I don't know anything about the family name of Shaw, but should I come across it I will post here what I find. Have you done any research on it yourself ?
I am related to Wordsworth ( honest ) but I can't write for toffee !
Thanks for your reply, RDM! I know the Shaws came over one week after the Mayflower & founded the town of Little Compton, R.I. But I cant find where, in the U.K., they originated from. I know that George Shaws grandfather moved his family from England to Dublin & that most Shaws lived in Northern England, near, or across the Scottish border. A cluster also in the London area.
My great-grandmother was a Shaw, born in Boston, but later moved to the midwest. There are still many Shaws in Boston, but since I dont know any of them, I can't write to ask questions.
One of my Shaw relatives bought a nice piece of Martha's Vineyard that has been in our family since the 1860's.
Thats interesting you're related to Wordsworth & that he was of Scottish decent. I've learned a lot about Scottish history, as I read several books tae research for my newest novel. I also have learned quite a bit fae my friends in Glasgow.
Thanks too for joining my Michael Jackson Group (which I moved to "Fan Clubs') & posting a comment. I was accused on my forum for being "deluded & infatuated by his song & dance." Nothing could be farther fae the truth! I look beyond the outward & see peoples souls; & Mike's was one of the loneliest I've ever known...
R.T. McPherson