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The SINTONs of Jedburgh. The second breakthrough (Dec 2008) is harder to connect in as William and Isabella have no known Southdean connections. Results do show that there is as close a relationship between his descendants, and those of the family of Peter and Janet (DONALDSON) SINTON, as between the two Southdean participants.
Another project participant from one of the other sons (ie not James) of William & Isabella would be great to help confirm whether the differences between the lineages predates William or occurred down the chain from him.
William Sinton
Isabella Scott
James Sinton
William Sinton
John Sinton
Thomas Sinton
Andrew Sinton
Adam Sinton
Margaret Hogg
James Sinton
William Sinton
Walter H. Sinton
John Sinton
George Sinton
Jessie Lamb
William Sinton
Betsy Sinton
Isabella Sinton
George Sinton
Mary A. Gillies
William Sinton
Jane Sinton
James Sinton
Isabella Sinton
John G. Sinton
George Sinton
Mary Dickson
Robert Sinton
Thomas Sinton
Mary Sinton
Margaret Dodds
Margaret Sinton
William Sinton
Walter Sinton
Isabell Sinton
Andrew Sinton
Helen Sinton
James Sinton
Richard T. Sinton
Jessie Sinton
Elizabeth Waugh
William Sinton
Robert Sinton
Adam Sinton
Elizabeth Sinton
Jane I. Rathie
Jane I. R. Sinton
James W. Sinton
Margaret R. Sinton
Walter R. Sinton
Isabella Sinton
John Sinton
Robert Sinton
George Sinton
Mary A. Sinton
Jessie E. R. Sinton
Janet N. Symington
Betsy Sinton
Margaret M. Sinton
James W. Sinton
Alexander R. Sinton
John Sinton
Jane Sinton
Mary E. Dean
Margaret Wishart
James Sinton
George W. Sinton
Jane Sinton
Margaret Sinton
William Sinton
Annie M. Dean
George Sinton
William Sinton
Eleanor Sinton
Margaret Sinton
Alice Sinton
Ada E. Sinton
Walter Sinton
Annie Sinton
Ellen W. Sinton
Charles B. Sinton
James Sinton
Robert Sinton
John A. Sinton
Isobel M. Sinton
Mary Bruce
Mary Sinton
John Sinton
Helen Sinton
Bella Sinton
Charles Falconer
Isabella W. Falconer
Charlotte Falconer
James Falconer
Mary G. Falconer
Isabella Wight
John Sinton
William W. Sinton
Helen Sinton
Mary Sinton
James Sinton
George Sinton
Annie Scott
John Sinton
Walter Sinton
Jane Sinton
James Henderson
William Henderson
Andrew S. Henderson
James Henderson
Margaret Henderson
Jessie Henderson
Margaret Romaines
Andrew Sinton
Alexander Sinton
Margaret R. Sinton
Isabella Sinton
Walter Sinton
Helen Pringle
Adam Young
Maggie S. Young
Annie M. Young
Jessie M. Young
Matthew J. T. Young
Janet E. Crawford
Andrew J. G. Sinton
Margaret D. Sinton
Isabella Scott
Andrew Sinton
Robert Sinton
Richard T. Sinton
James Sinton
William Sinton
Elizabeth Sinton
Walter Sinton
Agnes Pringle
Adam Sinton
Margaret Fairbairn
Marion Sinton
Elizabeth Sinton
John Fowler
William Fowler
Elizabeth Fowler
Robert Fowler
Annie Fowler
Jessie Hoggarth
Robert Kerss
Isabella Hollands
Christian McInnes
Robert Douglas
Jane Geddes
James Sinton
Alexander Sinton
Charles Q. Hutchinson
Noble A. Johnston
William A. Johnston
Elizabeth F. Gunn
Violet E. Sinton
Hazel M. Sinton
Maud J. Sinton
Isabella M. Sinton
Gwendoline E. Sinton
Ellen J. Wallace
Janet A. Sinton
William A. Sinton
Mabel V. Sinton
George Sinton
Robert J. Sinton
Alice E. Sinton
Leonard W. Sinton
Margaret O. Sinton
Reginald Sinton
Wallace L. Sinton
Stanley Sinton
Lillian F. Bridgford
Jessie J. S. Sinton
Esther L. Sinton
John W. Sinton
William Ockleston
Louise M. Hellyer
John H. Sinton
Walter J. Sinton
Elizabeth A. D. Cumming
Marjorie Sinton
Emily E. Bridgford
Lillian J. Sinton
Albert G. Sinton
Ada E. Sinton
Louis D. Watson
Thomas Morris
Lillian I. J. Easy
Beatrice H. Sinton
Edward W. Sinton
Margaret L. Sinton
Malinda J. Sinton
John T. Sinton
Hazel G. Sinton
George H. Sinton
Marjorie L. Sinton
Eileen J. Sinton
Ethel M. Reed
Gifford G. Sinton
Roy W. Sinton
Ellen M. Sinton
Agnes M. Wilton
Phyllis G. Sinton
Edward W. Sinton
Ruby C. Sinton
Wilma E. M. Sinton
Anthea D. Sinton
Eileen M. E. Wallen
Alfred H. Wilkinson
Edwin A. Emerson
James Preston
Evelyn M. F. M. Wright
Jacqueline A. Sinton
Olga Sinton
Yvonne M. Sinton
Alfred O. Butler
Richard Bartlett
Thelma P. Hay
Verna E. Sinton
Rene M. Sinton
Donald J. Sinton
Ralph Fearn
John Fleming
James S. B. Fleming
John Willocks
Helen Willocks
Mary Willocks
Elizabeth Willocks
Janet Dickie
Christina M. Sinton
Margaret A. Runciman
Isabella M. Sinton
John W. Sinton
George A. Sinton
Alexander B. Dunn
Catherine Wilkinson
Catherine Sinton
James A. T. Sinton
Lester R. Sinton
Robert E. Douglas
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