Duart
One-Name Study

Topics

• About the Duart One-Name Study
• Variants
• Historical occurrences
• Distribution of the name
• Data
• Links
• Contact Details

About the Duart One-Name Study

The Duart One-Name Study began in 2008 officially, but research began long ago with my interest in proving John Duart, who immigrated to Canada from Northern Ireland, was from the Maclean's of Duart clan. I've been successful in tracing him back to County Down, Ireland, but have found little else. The name was registered with One-Name Study in 2009

Variants

The registered variants of the Duart name are Dewart, Doward, Duard, and Dhu-Ard. However when you search on Duart, other variants appear such as De Ward, De Weerd, de Weerd, De Weert, de Weert, Deweere, Dewere, Dewert, Dorward, Duar, Duarr, Duarte, Dueart, Dueerde, Duerd, Duere, Duewer, Dueyer, and Dwart. If you feel these are part of Duart feel free to submit that information.

Historical occurrences

*Duart Castle - c. 12th century to present, located on the Isle of Mull, Scotland, ancestral home of the Maclean's of Duart. Presently, home of Sr. Lachlan Maclean, Bt., Twenty-eight Chieftan of the Clan Maclean.

*John Wesley Duart, soldier of the USA Civil War.

Distribution of the name

The Duart name or variants have been found in Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Central America, Chile, England, France, Germany, Mexico, Netherlands, N. Ireland, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, Switzerland, and USA.

Data

Information in my database include: John Duart, b. 1784 in Hillsborough, County Down, Northern Ireland immigrated to Canada, married to Jane Hicks and their family and descendants. Additional Scot-Irish Duarts living in the United States.

Links

www.generationsremembered.net

Contact details

For further information, contact:

Mrs Deborah White Hershey
4535 London Av,
Elizabethtown,
Pennsylvania
17022-8734
USA
E-mail:

This page last updated 19 July 2009.

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