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Well my line is from Sitton's who we thought came from England, but recent DNA on male Sitton's have all matched with a Seaton from Scotland and not Sitton's. Which some think proves the story about Seton's coming to America after the Jacobite rising and fall at Colloden. That some of the Seton's/Sea...
Well my line is from Sitton's who we thought came from England, but recent DNA on male Sitton's have all matched with a Seaton from Scotland and not Sitton's. Which some think proves the story about Seton's coming to America after the Jacobite rising and fall at Colloden. That some of the Seton's/Seaton's that came to America changed the name to Sitton over the years.
Barbara, I posted this Tartan Footprint group onto the seaton group on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/groups/39517864073/ George Seton, 7th Lord Seton is my 13th great grandfather. I see you're from Illinois. Many of my cousins from the 1800s moved to the Midwest, including Illinois. I'm bet...
Barbara, I posted this Tartan Footprint group onto the seaton group on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/groups/39517864073/ George Seton, 7th Lord Seton is my 13th great grandfather. I see you're from Illinois. Many of my cousins from the 1800s moved to the Midwest, including Illinois. I'm betting we're related. Linda, my Seton relative, Henry, came over in 1690 after the Jacobite loss at the Battle of the Boyne. Name changed to Seaton.
That some of the Seton's/Sea...