Chuck Redpath for Illinois House
Submitted by Ed Ridpath on Tue, 2006-01-31 23:02.Looks like I'm not the only family member looking to serve in a State House: http://www.redpathforrepresentative.com Good Luck Chuck!
Where's Ed?
Submitted by Ed Ridpath on Sun, 2005-08-07 14:11.Just a note on our family website to let everyone know what's happening with Ed Ridpath, your webmaster and occasional genealogist.
I've recently decided to run for political office. It will use up all my spare time (and then some!). Since many of you have contributed and enjoy using the website, I will leave the site up and running. My response to requests will be greatly reduced, so please be patient and understanding.
My campaign website is now online: www.EdRidpath.com
Thanks and wish me luck!
Ed Ridpath
New Genealogical Database finally on-line!
Submitted by Ed Ridpath on Sat, 2005-04-09 23:24.The new genealogy database is finally on-line. I know that many folks missed this feature of browsing the twigs and branches of our family trees. The genealogy database uses separate user accounts from the website, provided only to authorized family members in accordance with our Privacy Policy. To open a new window with the genealogy database, just click the link below:
George Ridpath of Berwickshire: your most illustrious of ancestors
Submitted by chriswiles on Mon, 2007-02-19 13:56. generalHello all. I have some information that might be interesting to those of you who utilize this site and, I hope, some of you may have some very important information for me as well.
At present I am working on my PhD in Cambridge. My topic is the analysis of the political works of George Ridpath, the famous Scottish patriot and political author. George Ridpath was the son of one George Readpath, or Readparth, and the grandson of another relatively important Scottish figure, Thomas Ridpath of Fulfordlees. My information suggests that George Ridpath was born in or around 1665 somewhere in Berwickshire, and lived his early life in 'Cockburnspeth', while other sources have referred to the town of Coldbrandspath.
ALLAN TERRY GARRY MICHELLE
Submitted by aldimar on Sun, 2007-01-28 14:44.
Hi there this is alan redpath of london my father was walter redpath married to edith Ward of battersea
my brothers are garry terry and michelle do any redpaths know of us it would be great to hear from you
Redpaths of Tandragee
Submitted by judith on Fri, 2006-12-22 01:10. generalAfter logging on to your site I saw the mention of Redpaths of Tandragee.My great great grandfather was born in Tandragee on July 1834. Adam Redpath was his name, son of James Redpath and Mary McComb.
Adam immigrated to Australia in 1850, no records of siblings and no information about his parents. Can anyone help?
REDPATHS OF TANDRAGEE
Submitted by judith on Fri, 2006-12-22 01:09. generalAfter logging on to your site I saw the mention of Redpaths of Tandragee.My great great grandfather was born in Tandragee on July 1834. Adam Redpath was his name, son of James Redpath and Mary McComb.
Adam immigrated to Australia in 1850, no records of siblings and no information about his parents. Can anyone help?
Tandragee Redpaths
Submitted by reddy123 on Mon, 2006-07-10 10:26. generalIs anyone looking information on Redpaths, Co Armagh.
Robert Redpath, his son and grandson are currently living in their homeland , madden road,tandragee.
Henry Redpath
Submitted by julietSA on Thu, 2006-04-13 02:22. generalHi,
I live in South Australia and am trying to find information on my gg-grandfather Henry Redpath. We don't have a lot of information, but know that he was born in 1846 in Scotland and immigrated to Australia between 1866 - 1872. We don't know what ship he travelled on, or if he was a convict, assisted or paying passenger. It was rumoured that he was travelling with his brother(name unknown).
He eventually settled in South Australia as a farmer and married Elizabeth Elliot of Watervale in 1873.
He was buried in September 1887 at Blyth Plains(Kybunga) South Australia.
His father's name was Samual Redpath (mother's name unknown).
Doris and Gerald
Submitted by TONIA ANN on Fri, 2006-02-24 01:36.I am Doris and Gerald Girdner's granddaughter. My grandfather pasted away just before their 52 Wedding celebration and Thanksgiving. My grandmother is taking it the best she can. I just needed needed to let any one who loved or knew them, know that they had a wonderful life together and that though we all miss him very much, I know that he is in Heaven smiling down on all those who loved him. I also wanted to say that he had a wonderful life with my grandmother and that my grandmother though see may be down at times, is the bravest person in the world. She is strong and has faith that God will see her through. I don't know if I could be as she is but I aspire to be. Many prayers, love and support go out to any of those who share in our lost. May God be with you and God bless.