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We are coming to Scotland in September and would love to meet and discuss the Pollock family history. I have done extensive research for Clan Pollock that traces our ancestors back to Fulbert The Saxon Pollok back to France in 1030 and would love to meet with someone involved in the family history during our visit.
I can be reached by cell phone at 724-249-3870 or email at bill84golf2@gmail.com
Thanks.
William Hunter Pollock
My mother’s family traces back to Clan Hunter and we are visiting Hunterston castle during our visit as well.
Someone will be in touch with you soon. All of Clan Pollock officers and most members are in the United States, but we do have information about visiting Clan Pollock places in Scotland.
What site for DNA testing should I use.
One of my relatives married Amelia Polk daughter of Captain William Polk and Sabra Bradford.; married George Harrison Harmon. I would truly enjoy finding out if any of this is true. I have been unable to find any source citations, other than headstones for this union. The location is Old Harmon Cemetery near Pittsboro North Carolina.
Thank you for a reply
There is information on the DNA project for Clan Pollock at https://www.clanpollock.com/dna-project/