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    • Welcome Aboard
    • My Lineage
      • American Revolution
      • > Turncoat Michael Quinn
      • Loflin Quinn 1712-1774
      • Caleb Quinn 1745-1833
      • Jesse Quinn 1794-1860
      • Frank Quinn 1836-1918
      • Pugh Quinn 1873-1939
      • > Joe Quinn 1912-1957
      • > Eddie Quinn 1926-2018
      • > Laster Quinn 1920-2011
      • Ralph Quinn 1942-2019
      • Rivenbark via Davis
      • Lamm via Moore
      • Jarrell via Shanks
      • Shanks via Wolfe
      • Allen's US Navy Media
    • Ireland
      • Conn Cétchathach
      • Niall Noígíallach Ó Cuinn
      • The Quin & Quinn Surname
      • The Quinn Septs
      • Brian Bórú
      • The Dál gCais
      • Domhnach Sechnaill, Meath
      • Quin at Attainder 1642
      • Down Survey for Quin
      • High Treason - England
      • The French Connection
      • Thady Quin (Limerick)
      • Quinn Wills (Ireland)
      • Laughlin Quin (Wicklow)
      • Tirlaugh O’Quin (Tyrone)
    • Colonial North Carolina
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  • Welcome Aboard
  • My Lineage
    • American Revolution
    • > Turncoat Michael Quinn
    • Loflin Quinn 1712-1774
    • Caleb Quinn 1745-1833
    • Jesse Quinn 1794-1860
    • Frank Quinn 1836-1918
    • Pugh Quinn 1873-1939
    • > Joe Quinn 1912-1957
    • > Eddie Quinn 1926-2018
    • > Laster Quinn 1920-2011
    • Ralph Quinn 1942-2019
    • Rivenbark via Davis
    • Lamm via Moore
    • Jarrell via Shanks
    • Shanks via Wolfe
    • Allen's US Navy Media
  • Ireland
    • Conn Cétchathach
    • Niall Noígíallach Ó Cuinn
    • The Quin & Quinn Surname
    • The Quinn Septs
    • Brian Bórú
    • The Dál gCais
    • Domhnach Sechnaill, Meath
    • Quin at Attainder 1642
    • Down Survey for Quin
    • High Treason - England
    • The French Connection
    • Thady Quin (Limerick)
    • Quinn Wills (Ireland)
    • Laughlin Quin (Wicklow)
    • Tirlaugh O’Quin (Tyrone)
  • Colonial North Carolina
    • Quinn Immigrants List
    • Quinn NC Land Grants
    • Quinn Slave Transactions
    • Colonial & State Records
    • NC History
    • NC Digital Collections
    • J.D. Lewis' Carolana
    • DocSouth UNC-CH
    • Diane Siniard-Lost Souls
  • DNA Results
    • Genetic Memory
    • atDNA
    • yDNA
    • mtDNA

Immigrants

Quin and Variant Arrivals

Darby Quin(e), Mary Ashworth-Quin, Darby Oge Quin


1702 - Darby Quine, FRENCH REFUGEE who landed in Jamestown, Virginia Colony
1712 - Darby Oge Quin, FRENCH REFUGEE who arrived in Jamestown, Virginia Colony
1712 - Mary Quin, FRENCH REFUGEE who arrived in Jamestown, Virginia Colony

Other Immigration Destinations


1657 - Edward Conn, IMMIGRANT who landed in Jamestown, Colony of Virginia
1670-1695 - Thomas Quin, IMMIGRANT who arrived in Charles Towne, Province of Carolina
1678 - Ack Oquin, IMMIGRANT who arrived in Jamestown, Colony of Virginia
1679-1680 - Daniel Quinn, IMMIGRANT who arrived in Barbados
1685 - David Quinn, INDENTURE who landed in Philadelphia, to the Penn Settlements

1700 - William Quin, IMMIGRANT who landed in Jamestown, Colony of Virginia
1700-1799 Joseph Quinn, IMMIGRANT who arrived in Boston, Colony of Massachusetts Bay
1716 - Alexander McQuin, IMMIGRANT who landed in the Province of South Carolina
1716 - Daniel McQuin, IMMIGRANT who landed in Jamestown, Colony of Virginia
1720 - George Conn, IMMIGRANT who arrived in Boston, Colony of Massachusetts Bay
1737 - Knogher O'Quin, IMMIGRANT  who landed in the Province of New York

1738 - Anna McQuin, IMMIGRANT who landed in the Province of New York
1740 - Michael Quin, IMMIGRANT who arrived at the Penn Settlements via Philadelphia
1746 - Hugh Quin, IMMIGRANT who arrived at the Penn Settlements via Philadelphia

PRISONERS from ENGLAND


1712 - Richard Quin, PRISONER who arrived in Rappahannock, Virginia
1721 - Connor Quin, PRISONER who arrived in America
1723 - Richard Quin, PRISONER who arrived to Annapolis, Maryland
1725 - Edward Quinn, BONDED, Annapolis, Maryland
1735 - Peter Quinn, PRISONER, America
1738 - James Quin, PRISONER, America
1740 - Cornelius Quinn, PRISONER, America
1740 - Neall Quinn, PRISONER, America 

1742 - James Quin, PRISONER who arrived to Annapolis, Maryland

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Counting Down

I have a busy week next week. I will going with cousin Kim to see Great Great aunt Mary Ruth in Winston Salem on Monday, then Friday I will be headed to Thomasville, Eddie Quinn Road to visit with Great Aunt Barbara and cousin Wendy and then onto the Appalachian State Homecoming weekend festivities.


Photo: Whether Great Uncle Mac, Uncle JP or my brother Paul, they travel with their poles and tackle always looking for a sign that reads "Live Bait"