Thomas Sinclair of Portadown
Thomas Sinclair, a labourer, and his family were recorded in April 1905 when they arrived at Ellis Island, New York, on the SS Teutonic, having sailed from Liverpool. Their tickets to Boston had been paid by his brother-in-law and their plans were to join Thomas’s daughter Elizabeth.
Thomas and his wife Mary Jane were travelling with all their family, including his mother-in-law Elizabeth Carson, aged 56 years.
DESCENDANTS
Thomas Sinclair of Portadown (c.1866-USA c.1939) m. Mary Jane Carson (c.1864-USA c.1922)
William James Sinclair (1885-1945) m. 1907 Elizabeth Jackson (1888-)
Evalina Eva Sinclair (1911-) m. Gordon Grindrod (1906-), issue
Elizabeth Sinclair (1887-USA 1965) m. 1907 Isaac Cole (1873-1937), issue
Margaret Jane Sinclair (c.1889-1982) m. 1911 Wilson Clark (1885-1939), issue
Sarah Ann Sinclair (1893-c.1985) m. 1912 Stephen McAdam (1885-), issue
Susanna Sinclair (c.1894-1971) m. 1916 Walter Clark (1889-1972), issue
Maria E Sinclair (c.1897-)
Minnie Sinclair (c.1899-)
Eva Sinclair (1901-)
Ethel Sinclair (USA 1907-1989) m. Euclid Reopell (1901-1987), issue
Margaret Jane Sinclair (c.1889-1982) m. 1911 Wilson Clark (1885-1939), issue
Sarah Ann Sinclair (1893-c.1985) m. 1912 Stephen McAdam (1885-), issue
Susanna Sinclair (c.1894-1971) m. 1916 Walter Clark (1889-1972), issue
Maria E Sinclair (c.1897-)
Minnie Sinclair (c.1899-)
Eva Sinclair (1901-)
Ethel Sinclair (USA 1907-1989) m. Euclid Reopell (1901-1987), issue