Tour Scotland Video Diesel Passenger Trains Railway Station Inverkeithing Fife

Tour Scotland video of diesel passenger trains in the railway station at Inverkeithing on ancestry visit to Fife, Scotland.. This station is popular with commuters travelling to Edinburgh from Fife. Journey times as low as 15 minutes are available to Haymarket as CrossCountry, East Coast and First ScotRail express services between Edinburgh and Aberdeen stop here. Some services between Edinburgh and Inverness also stop at Inverkeithing. Trains destined for Perth, Perthshire, Dundee, Glenrothes, Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath also stop at Inverkeithing. There is a once daily train to Glasgow Queen Street each morning, returning in the evening peak. East Coast services between Aberdeen, London King's Cross and Leeds call at Inverkeithing, as do CrossCountry services between Aberdeen and Plymouth, Penzance, England.

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Old Photograph Shepherds Dairy Shop Glasgow Scotland

Old photograph of Shepherds Dairy shop in Glasgow, Scotland. The Shepherd surname is of Anglo-Saxon origins. It is usually an occupational name either for someone employed to tend and watch over sheep, or as a town watchkeeper. The derivation is from the pre 7th century word " sceap ", with either " hierde " a herdsman, or " weard ", a watchman. Occasionally the modern surname may derive from an occupational name for a "shipward". Thomas Shypward in 1432, and John Shipward in 1467 being listed in the register of the skilled men of the city of Bristol, England. There are at least ten variant spellings of the surname, ranging from Shepherd, Shephard and Sheppard to Shepeard, Shepheard, Shepperd and Shippard. Amongst the recorded examples of the name in the early surviving church registers of the city of London is the christening of Jone Shepherd on August 3rd 1585, at St. Mary's, Whitechapel, Stepney, whilst Samuell Shepard was an early emigrant to the American colonies, leaving London on the " Defence " in July 1635.



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Old Photograph Golf Course Callander Scotland

Old photograph of golfers putting on the golf course in Callander, Trossachs, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Lawn Bowling Green Largs Scotland

Old photograph of bowlers on the Lawn Bowling Green in Largs in Ayrshire, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Wrecked Ship Rosehearty Scotland

Old photograph of clearing a wrecked ship on the coast at Rosehearty located four miles West of Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Women Oban Scotland

Old photograph of women walking down the pier in Oban, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Mellon Udrigle Beach Scotland

Old photograph of cottages by Mellon Udrigle beach in Wester Ross, Scotland. The village of Opinan is directly to the north and the village of Achgarve is directly to the south, and Laide slightly further south. Mellon Udrigle is home to the site of an ancient Pictish hut circle.



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Old Photograph High Street Eyemouth Scotland

Old photograph of a horse and cart, cottages and houses on the High Street in Eyemouth, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Upper Largo East Neuk Of Fife Scotland

Old photograph of cottages and houses in Upper Largo by Lower Largo, East Neuk of Fife, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Grant Street Burghead Scotland

Old photograph of shop, car, houses and cottages on Grant Street in Burghead located eight miles North West of Elgin, Moray, Scotland. The present town was built between 1805 and 1809, destroying in the process more than half of the site of an important Pictish hill fort. General Roy’s map shows the defences as they existed in the 18th century but he wrongly attributed them to the Romans. The fort was probably a major Pictish centre and was where carved slabs depicting bulls were found; they are known as the " Burghead Bulls ". A chambered well of some considerable antiquity was discovered in 1809 and walls and a roof were later added to help preserve it. Each year on 11 January a fire festival known as the Burning of the Clavie takes place; it is thought that the festival dates back to the 17th century, although it could easily predate this by several centuries. Burghead is often known by locals as The Broch, a nickname also applied to Fraserburgh in nearby Aberdeenshire.



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Old Photograph Drummond Street Comrie Perthshire Scotland

Old photograph of cottages and houses on Drummond Street in Comrie, Perthshire, Scotland. Comrie's early prosperity derived from weaving. This was mostly done as piecework in people's own cottages and houses. Comrie was also important as a droving town. Highland Cattle destined for the markets of the Scottish Lowlands and ultimately England would be driven south from their grazing areas in the Highlands. River crossings, such as at Comrie, were important staging posts on the way south. Much of the land around Comrie was owned by the Drummond family, Earls of Perth, latterly Earls of Ancaster, whose main seat was Drummond Castle, south of Crieff. Another branch of the Drummonds owned Drummondernoch, to the west of the town. Aberuchill Castle, however, just outside Comrie was originally a Campbell seat. Comrie underwent something of a renaissance in the early 19th century and Victorian periods as an attractive location for wealthy residents and visitors. Robert the Bruce, king of Scotland, the outlaw Rob Roy McGregor and Scotland's internationally renowned national poet Robert Burns all mentioned their stays in the village Of interest to folks with ancestry, genealogy or Scottish Family Roots in Scotland who may wish to visit one day.



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Old Photograph Viaduct Glenfarg Perthshire Scotland

Old photograph of the viaduct in Glenfarg, Perthshire, Scotland. This viaduct carried no longer used Perth to Kinross to Cowdenbeath, Fife line of the former North British Railway across the River Farg. The line closed to regular passenger traffic on 5 January 1970.



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Old Photograph Cycling Club Perth Perthshire Scotland

Old photograph of members of the Cycling Club in Perth, Perthshire, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Postman With Horse And Carriage Perth Perthshire Scotland

Old photograph of a Scottish Postman with horse and carriage outside Perth, Perthshire, Scotland.



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Tour Scotland Video Longing For Light We Wait In Darkness Big Sing North Church Perth Perthshire Scotland

Tour Scotland video of Longing For Light, We Wait In Darkness hymn at the Big Sing in North Church on ancestry visit Perth, Perthshire, Scotland.

Longing for light, we wait in darkness.
Longing for truth, we turn to you.
Make us your own, your holy people,
light for the world to see.

Christ, be our light! Shine in our hearts.
Shine through the darkness.
Christ, be our light!
Shine in your church gathered today.

Longing for peace, our world is troubled.
Longing for hope, many despair.
Your word alone has pow'r to save us.
Make us your living voice.

Longing for food, many are hungry.
Longing for water, many still thirst.
Make us your bread, broken for others,
shared until all are fed.

Longing for shelter, many are homeless.
Longing for warmth, many are cold.
Make us your building, sheltering others,
walls made of living stone.

Many the gifts, many the people,
many the hearts that yearn to belong.
Let us be servants to one another,
making your kingdom come.

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Tour Scotland Video Fairest Lord Jesus Big Sing North Church Perth Perthshire

Tour Scotland video of Fairest Lord Jesus hymn at the Big Sing in North Church on ancestry visit Perth, Perthshire, Scotland.

Fairest Lord Jesus, Ruler of all nature,
O Thou of God and man the Son,
Thee will I cherish, Thee will I honor,
Thou, my soul’s glory, joy and crown.

Fair are the meadows, fairer still the woodlands,
Robed in the blooming garb of spring;
Jesus is fairer, Jesus is purer,
Who makes the woeful heart to sing.

Fair is the sunshine, fairer still the moonlight,
And all the twinkling starry host;
Jesus shines brighter, Jesus shines purer
Than all the angels heaven can boast.

All fairest beauty, heavenly and earthly,
Wondrously, Jesus, is found in Thee;
None can be nearer, fairer or dearer,
Than Thou, my Savior, art to me.

Beautiful Savior! Lord of all the nations!
Son of God and Son of Man!
Glory and honor, praise, adoration,
Now and forever more be Thine

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Tour Scotland Video Great Is Thy Faithfulness Big Sing North Church Perth Perthshire

Tour Scotland video of Great Is Thy Faithfulness hymn at the Big Sing in North Church on ancestry visit Perth, Perthshire, Scotland.

Great is Thy faithfulness,” O God my Father,
There is no shadow of turning with Thee;
Thou changest not, Thy compassions, they fail not
As Thou hast been Thou forever wilt be.
“Great is Thy faithfulness!” “Great is Thy faithfulness!”
Morning by morning new mercies I see;
All I have needed Thy hand hath provided—
“Great is Thy faithfulness,” Lord, unto me!

Summer and winter, and springtime and harvest,
Sun, moon and stars in their courses above,
Join with all nature in manifold witness
To Thy great faithfulness, mercy and love.

Pardon for sin and a peace that endureth,
Thine own dear presence to cheer and to guide;
Strength for today and bright hope for tomorrow,
Blessings all mine, with ten thousand beside!

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Old Photograph Robert Burns Hotel Alloway Scotland

Old photograph of a car and buses outside the Robert Burns Hotel in Alloway, Ayrshire, Scotland.





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Old Photograph Carrongrove Paper Mill Scotland

Old photograph of Carrongrove Paper Mill by Denny located seven miles West Falkirk, Scotland. The paper mill was started by Gavin Glenny in 1825 until 1833 when he sold it to Robert Lusk. A serious fire broke out in 1841 after which the buildings were acquired by Robert MacRobbie who handed the business over to John MacRobbie on his death, in 1851 keeping the business going until 1855 when it again was sold to Robert Weir in 1858 who employed John Luke as manager who in turn procured his own paper mill at Headswood. The mill was once again up for sale being bought by John Millar in 1867 till 1875. From 1877 Carrongrove Paper Mill traded as a mill producing coated paper and board becoming part of the Inveresk Group and the last paper mill on the Carron it closed in 2006.



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Old Photograph Quarry Crarae Scotland

Old photograph of the quarry at Crarae near Inveraray, Scotland. On Saturday, September 25, 1886, according to annual custom, a company numbering upward of 1,000 persons, including several members of the Glasgow Corporation, their wives and families, proceeded on board the Lord of the Isles steamer to Loch Fyne, to witness the great blast at the Crarae quarries. The quarries are situated on the face of a hill, rising 150 feet, perpendicularly from the loch. The steamer gave the signal for the explosion by blowing her whistle. Seven tons of powder were fired, and seventy thousand tons of rock were dislodged. It was reckoned a most successful blast, and thus far all went well. But then the passengers were anxious to land and inspect the scene of operations. Some three hundred of them did so, and all who could squeeze in entered the quarry. At first nothing untoward happened, but after a few minutes one visitor after another fell motionless to the ground, overpowered by the noxious vapours which the explosion had generated. A quarryman had, it seems, given them warning of their danger, but his words were either misunderstood or disregarded. Nearly a hundred persons were thus prostrated, and of these seven died on the spot, while others remained in a critical condition for several days. It is remarkable that the mephitic vapours did not begin to ooze out from the crushed rock until some time after the blast. This no doubt lulled the visitors into a false sense of security.



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Old Photograph Breaking Up Tram Prestwick Scotland

Old photograph of breaking up a Tram in the Tramways Depot in Prestwick , Ayrshire, Scotland. Ayr Corporation Tramways operated an electric tramway service in Ayr between 1901 and 1931. The depot was located in Alderston Avenue, Ayr. The line ran from Alloway to Prestwick. In 1928 two tramcars were obtained from the Dumbarton Burgh and County Tramways. These survived the closure of the Ayr system in 1931 and were transferred to South Shields Corporation Tramways. The system was taken over on 30 December 1931 by the Scottish Motor Traction Company and closed the following day.



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Old Photographs Moncrieff Arms Hotel Bridge of Earn Perthshire Scotland

Old photograph of cars outside the Moncrieff Arms Hotel in Bridge of Earn by Perth, Perthshire, Scotland.



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Old Photographs High Street Moffat Scotland

Old photograph of cars, shops, hotel and houses on the High Street in Moffat in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland.



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Old Photograph War Memorial Inchture Scotland

Old photograph of the War Memorial in Inchture, Perthshire, Scotland.

World War I Roll of Honour

Alexander Wanless
James Runciman
Alexander Hutchison
Arthur Hutchison
James Smith
George Gregory
John Reid
Andrew Page
John Carmichael
George Smith
Robert Berwick
Stanley Hart

Douglas Kinnaird
Arthur Kinnaird
Alexander McKiddie
Robert Pitkeathly
Robert Martin
James Martin
Douglas Clark
Bruce Clark
Albert Oldring
Neil Cowan
Duncan Imlay
Alexander Shaw

World War 2 Roll of Honour

Frederick Christie
Colin Hunter
James Kinloch
Robert Knight
William McIntyre
Ronald E. John



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Old Photograph Bridge Street Wick Scotland

Old photograph of shops, cars, houses and people on Bridge Street in Wick, Scotland.



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Old Photograph South Beach Ardrossan Scotland

Old photograph of children on South Beach in Ardrossan located in North Ayrshire, Scotland.



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Old Photographs Bridge Street Dunfermline Fife Scotland

Old photograph of shops, Tram, buildings and people on Bridge Street in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland. Tour Scotland video of old photographs of Dunfermline in Fife. The town was first recorded in the 11th century, with the marriage of Malcolm III, King of Scotland, and Saint Margaret at the church in Dunfermline. As his Queen consort, Margaret established a new church dedicated to the Holy Trinity, which evolved into an Abbey under their son, David I in 1128.



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Old Photograph Clan Gathering Oban Scotland

Old photograph of a Clan Gathering in Oban, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Minto Pit Lochgelly Fife Scotland

Old photograph of Minto Pit by Lochgelly, Fife, Scotland. William Galloway brusher, Francis Street, Lochgelly, was one of the victims of the explosion of fire damp which occurred at No. 2 Pit, Minto colliery, Lochgelly, on the Friday morning of 1 June 1920. He succumbed to his injuries in the Dunfermline and West Fife Hospital. The town of Lochgelly derives its name from the nearby body of water, Loch Gelly. The name comes from the Gaelic Loch Gheallaidh which, loosely translated, means Shining Waters or Loch of Brightness.



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Old Photograph Golf Clubhouse Barrhead Scotland

Old photograph of the golf course clubhouse in Barrhead, East Renfrewshire, near Glasgow, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Pittencrieff Gardens Dunfermline Fife Scotland

Old photograph of a woman walking around the gardens in Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Dockyard Rosyth Fife Scotland

Old photograph of the dockyard in Rosyth, Fife, Scotland. Rosyth Dockyard is a large naval dockyard on the Firth of Forth owned by Babcock Marine, which formerly undertook refitting of Royal Navy surface vessels and submarines.





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Old Photographs South Church Street Callander Scotland

Old photograph of a car, cottages and houses on South Church Street in Callander, Trossachs, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Dunkeld Street Aberfeldy Scotland

Old photograph of people, cars, shops and houses on Dunkeld Street in Aberfeldy, Perthshire, Scotland. Aberfeldy is situated in Strath Tay on the upper reaches of the River Tay, which begins up strath from Aberfeldy at Loch Tay and carries on south and east from Aberfeldy until it discharges at its estuary east of Perth at the Firth of Tay. Lying in a u-shaped strath common to Scotland's glaciated landscape, the terrain in and around Aberfeldy is gently undulating. Farming and agriculture border the town in the strath. Areas further outside of Aberfeldy, particularly to the north and west, give way to the extensive Grampian Mountains, with scenic peaks such as Creag Odhar, Farragon, Schiehallion, Ben Lawers and Sron Mhor punctuating the landscape.



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Old Photograph Sheena Easton Scotland

Old photograph of Sheena Easton in Glasgow, Scotland. Easton was born Sheena Shirley Orr in the Scottish town of Bellshill, the youngest of six children of steel mill labourer Alex Orr and his wife Annie. She had two brothers, Robert and Alex, and three sisters, Marilyn, Anessa and Morag. Her top grades in school earned her a scholarship to attend the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow, where she trained from 1975 to 1979 as a speech and drama teacher by day, while singing with a band called Something Else by night at local clubs. In 1979, she married Sandi Easton, the first of her four husbands. They divorced after eight months, and Sheena decided to keep the surname Easton. Her 1980 debut singles, Modern Girl and 9 to 5, entered into the UK top ten, making her the first UK female artist to appear twice in the same top ten. In 1981, 9 to 5, topped the USA Hot 100, making her the third UK female solo artist to achieve this, following Petula Clark and Lulu. In the US, the song was released as Morning Train. A six time Grammy nominee in the US, Easton is a two time Grammy Award winner, winning Best New Artist in 1981 and Best Mexican American Performance in 1985, for her duet with Luis Miguel on the song Me Gustas Tal Como Eres. She has received five U.S. Gold albums and one U.S. Platinum album. She has recorded 16 studio albums, released 45 singles, and had 15 Top 40 hits on the US Billboard Hot 100 between 1981 and 1991. She also had 25 top 40 hits in international territories around the world. In Canada, Easton scored three gold and two platinum albums. She has sold over 20 million albums and singles worldwide. Easton became the first artist in history to have a top 5 hit on five different Billboard charts consecutively.

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Old Photograph Norman Macleod Scotland

Old photograph of Norman Macleod who was born in Kirk Street in Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland. Norman born 3 June 1812, died 16 June 1872, was a Scottish clergyman and author. His parents were the Reverend Dr. Norman Macleod and Agnes Maxwell; his paternal grandfather, a minister of the parish of Morvern in Argyllshire, bore the same name. In 1827, Macleod became a student at the University of Glasgow; in 1831, he went to Edinburgh to study divinity under Dr Thomas Chalmers. On 18 March 1838, he became parish minister at Loudoun, Ayrshire. In 1851 he was called to the Barony church, Glasgow, in which city the rest of his days were passed. In 1867, along with Dr Archibald Watson, Macleod was sent to India, to inquire into the state of the missions. He undertook the journey in spite of failing health, and seems never to have recovered from its effects. His Glasgow church was named after him, the Macleod Parish Church; and the Macleod Missionary Institute was erected by the Barony church in Glasgow. Queen Victoria gave two memorial windows to Crathie church as a testimony of her admiration for his work. On 16 June 1872, he died in Glasgow. He was buried at Campsie.

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Old Photograph Anna Zinkeisen Scotland

Old photograph of Anna Zinkeisen who was born in Kilcreggan, Scotland. Anna, born 29 August 1901, died 23 September 1976, was a Scottish painter and artist. She was the daughter of Clare Bolton Charles and Victor Zinkeisen, a timber merchant. The family moved to Middlesex, England, in 1909, where Anna and her sister Doris attended the Harrow School of Art before they both won scholarships to the Royal Academy Schools. In 1935, Anna and Doris Zinkeisen were commissioned by John Brown and Company Shipbuilders of Clydebank by Glasgow, to paint murals on the ocean liner RMS Queen Mary. Their work can still be seen, in the Verandah Grill room, on the ship now permanently moored in Long Beach, California, USA. During World War II, Anna worked as a Medical Artist and nursing auxiliary in the Order of St John at St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington. She made pathological drawings of war injuries for the Royal College of Surgeons. Her self-portrait and her painting of plastic surgeon Sir Archibald McIndoe are both exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery in London.

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Old Photograph Crofters Cottage Stromness Orney Scotland

Old photograph of a woman standing outside her crofters cottage near Stromness, Orkney Islands, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Spectators Christmas Ba' Kirkwall Scotland

Old photograph of spectators at the Christmas Ba' game in Kirkwall on the Orkney Islands, Scotland. The Kirkwall Ba Game, also spelled ba', is one of the main annual events held in the town of Kirkwall, in Orkney, Scotland. It is one of a number of Ba Games played in the streets of towns around Scotland; these are examples of traditional football games which are still played in towns in the United Kingdom and worldwide. Games are played twice a year, normally on Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Played in the Royal Burgh of Kirkwall, the two sides are the Uppies and the Doonies, or more correctly, " Up-the-Gates " and " Doon-the-Gates " from Norn gata, path or road, although it is also common in Scots. The tradition belongs to Kirkwall and the surrounding area of St Ola, and has always been played by men from those two areas since before records began. In the past 50 years, mainly due to improved transport, the game's popularity has grown to include players from all areas of Orkney, including some of the outer isles.



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Old Photograph Gentlemen's Ha' Cave Westray Orkney Scotland

Old photograph of Gentlemen's Ha' cave, Westray, Orkney Islands, Scotland. This Scottish cave is near the top of a cliff on the East coast of Rapness. It was here that several Orkney Jacobites lay concealed for several months in 1745, and while in the cave they depended for food upon a single person's stealthy visits to their hiding place. The cave was the main refuge in 1746 of four Jacobites lairds, William Balfour of Trenaby; Archibald Stewart of Brough; John Traill of Westness and John Traill of Elsness.



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Old Photographs Victoria Street Stromness Orkney Islands Scotland

Old photograph of shops, people and houses on Victoria Street in Stromness, Orkney Islands, Scotland. First recorded as the site of an inn in the 16th century, Stromness became important during the late 17th century, when England was at war with France and shipping was forced to avoid the English Channel. Ships of the Hudson's Bay Company were regular visitors, as were whaling fleets. Large numbers of Orkneymen, many of whom came from the Stromness area, served as traders, explorers and seamen for both. Captain Cook's ships, Discovery and Resolution, called at the town in 1780 on their return voyage from the South Seas where Cook had been killed. Of interest to folks with ancestry, genealogy or Scottish Family Roots in Scotland who may wish to visit one day.

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Old Photograph Sule Skerry Lighthouse Scotland

Old photograph of Sule Skerry lighthouse located West of the Orkney Islands, Scotland. Sule Skerry is a remote skerry in the North Atlantic. A skerry is a small rocky island, usually defined to be too small for habitation; it may simply be a rocky reef. A skerry can also be called a low sea stack. Sule Skerry lighthouse was the most remote manned lighthouse in Great Britain from its opening in 1895 to its automation in 1982. Its remote location meant that construction could only take place during the summer, thus it took from 1892 to 1894 to complete. The Great Silkie of Sule Skerry is a story and song of a Silkie who lives on Sule Skerry.



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Old Photograph St Stephen Street Edinburgh Scotland

Old photograph of shops, houses and people on St Stephen Street in Stockbridge, Edinburgh, Scotland.



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Old Photograph Chairs Orkney Islands Scotland

Old photograph of Kirkness chairs on the Orkney, Scotland. David Kirkness was born in Westray, Orkney, 1855 and died in Kirkwall, Orkney, 1936. Like his father and grandfather, trained as a joiner in Orkney. In the 1870s he moved with his wife and growing family to Kirkwall, the principle town of these remote Scottish islands. There, he set up a general joinery workshop, making traditional straw backed Orkney chairs as a sideline. Twenty years later the Orkney chair had become the workshop’s main product. Over his lifetime Kirkness made a reported 14,000 chairs.



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Old Photograph Mill Of Eyrland Orkney Islands Scotland

Old photograph of the Mill Of Eyrland, Stenness, Orkney, Scotland. The grain mill, also known as Mill of Ireland, was built in 1862. It was unusual as it had, as part of the original construction, a dwelling within it. The mill ceased operations in the 1960s.



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Old Photograph Lambaness Orkney Island Scotland

Old photograph of Lambaness, Sanday, Orkney Islands, Scotland.

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Old Photograph Raploch Scotland

Old photograph of Raploch in Stirling, Scotland. The first cottages and houses were built here near Stirling Castle in the late 17th century, after the land had been sold by the Earl of Mar to the patrons of Cowane's Hospital in Stirling. Economic conditions led to stagnation but housing began again in earnest at the start of the 19th century. Stirling is linked to Scotland's motorway and trunk road network including the M9 and A9 to Edinburgh, Perth, Perthshire and Inverness in the Highlands and the M80 to Glasgow.



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Old Photograph War Memorial Stirling Scotland

Old photograph of the war memorial in Stirling, Scotland.

World War I Roll of Honour

ABERCROMBY THOMAS
ADAM ALLAN
ADAMS ROBERT
ADAMS WILLIAM
AITKEN R.H.
AITKEN THOMAS
ALEXANDER GEORGE H.
ALEXANDER JAMES
ALEXANDER PETER
ALEXANDER ROBERT
ALLAN GEORGE
ALSTON J.W.H.
ANDERSON ALEXANDER
ANDERSON JAMES
ANDERSON JOHN
ANDERSON JOHN
ANDERSON PETER
ANDERSON PETER
ANDERSON THOMAS G.
ARMSTRONG HUGH
ARNOT ALEXANDER
ASHWOOD ROBERT
AYTOUN ROLLO
BAIN ROBERT H.
BAIN WILLIAM
BAIRD ARCHIBALD
BAIRD JAMES
BAIRD JOHN
BAKER JOHN K.
BALFOUR JOHN
BARR W.J.
BARRIE HUGH
BATTISON WILLIAM
BAUCHOP SPENCE
BEATH FRED S.
BEATH WILLIAM A.
BEATON ALEXANDER
BEATTIE WILLIAM
BEGG TOM
BELL ALEX MILITARY MEDAL
BELL JAMES
BELL WILLIAM
BELL WILLIAM
BETT JOHN C.
BEVERIDGE JAMES
BINNIE ART. K.
BISHOP WILLIAM R.
BLACK JAMES
BLAIR DAVID
BLAIR HUGH M.
BLAIR JAMES
BLAIR JOHN M.
BLAIR ROBERT
BLENNIE ROBERT
BOLAND JOHN
BOLLAND MARK
BOOTH WILLIAM
BOYLE PETER
BRASH WILLIAM H.
BREBBER ROBERT
BREMNER G.
BREMNER THOMAS
BRIMER ANDREW
BRISBANE WILLIAM
BROCK GEORGE F.
BROCK JOHN
BRODIE SYDNEY E.
BRODIE WALTER H.
BROOKS J.
BROTHERHOOD F.
BROWN BERNARD
BROWN G.P.
BROWN JOHN E.
BROWN MATTHEW
BROWNLIE JOHN
BRUCE JOHN
BRUCE ROBERT
BRYMER GRAHAM
BUCHANAN JAMES
BUCHANAN JOHN
BUCHANAN JOHN C.
BUCHANAN STEUART
BURNIE WILLIAM
BURNITT FRANK
BURNS ALEXANDER
BURNS JAMES
BURNS ROBERT
CAIRNEY MICHAEL
CALDER JOHN
CALDWELL THOMAS
CALVERT ALICK
CAMERON JOHN
CAMPBELL ALEXANDER
CAMPBELL DAVID
CAMPBELL GEORGE M.
CAMPBELL JAMES
CAMPBELL JAMES H.
CAMPBELL JOHN
CAMPBELL JOHN
CAMPBELL MATTHEW J.
CAMPBELL ROBERT
CANT CHARLES
CARMICHAEL JOHN
CARMOODIE THOMAS
CHALMERS THOMAS
CHERRY JOHN G.
CHISHOLM RODERICK
CHRISTIE JAMES
CLARK GEORGE P.
CLARK JAMES
CLARK JOHN C.
CLARK ROBERT C.
CLYDE ROBERT D.
COLEMAN FRANCIS
COLLIGAN JOHN
COLLINS COLIN
COLQUHOUN JOHN
COMRIE DANIEL
COMRIE GEORGE
CONNELL JOHN
CONWAY JAMES
CONWAY JOHN
COOK ROBERT
COOPER JAMES
COPLEY JOHN
COSSAR JAMES
COUNTER GEORGE
COUNTER RICHARD
COWAN D.
COWAN JAMES
COWAN JAMES
COWAN JOHN
COWAN MALCOLM
COWIE WILLIAM
COYLE JAMES
COYLE P.C.
COYNE MARTIN
COYNE STEPHEN
COYNE WILLIAM
CRABB CHARLES
CRAWFORD JAMES
CREIGHTON ROBERT A.
CRICHTON WILLIAM L.
CROWE WILLIAM
CULLENS JOHN B.
CULLY JAMES
CUMMING WILLIAM
CUMMINGS ROBERT
CUNNINGHAM A.J.
CUNNINGHAM JOHN
CUNNISON A.W.
CURRAN ALEXANDER
CURRAN JOHN
CUTHBERT SAMUEL
DAVIDSON JAMES
DAVIE GEORGE
DAWSON J.M.
DAWSON RICHARD
DENOVAN ALEXANDER
DENOVAN WILLIAM
DERMIDY PATRICK
DERRICK JOHN
DEVLIN FRANK
DEWAR JAMES
DEWAR JAMES E.
DICK ROBERT
DICK WILLIAM R.
DIVINE THOMAS
DIXON GEORGE
DIXON JOHN
DOCHERTY JAMES
DOCHERTY JOHN
DOCHERTY MICHAEL
DONALD WILLIAM
DONLEY DAVID C.B.
DOW P.
DOWELL JOHN
DOWNIE HENRY
DRON JAMES
DRUMMOND CAMPBELL
DRUMMOND HENRY C.
DRUMMOND WILLIAM
DRYSDALE ALEXANDER
DRYSDALE ALEXANDER
DUFF J.
DUFF LOCKHART H.
DUNCAN ANDREW B.
DUNCAN ARCHIBALD
DUNCAN J. MILITARY MEDAL
DUNCAN JOHN
DUNCAN WILLIAM H.
EVANS THOMAS
EWING ANDREW
FAIRLEY JAMES
FALCONER JOHN
FARMAN T.H.
FARMER HARRY
FERGUSON ALEXANDER
FERGUSON ARCHIBALD
FERGUSON DAVID
FERGUSON HUGH
FERGUSON JAMES
FERGUSON JOHN
FERGUSON PETER
FERGUSON THOMAS
FERGUSON THOMAS
FERGUSON WILLIAM
FERGUSON WILLIAM
FERGUSON WILLIAM H.
FERGUSON WILLIAM I.
FINDLATER THOMAS
FINLAYSON JAMES
FINN GEORGE A.
FISHER ALEXANDER
FLEMING JOHN
FLEMING MARTIN
FLEMING THOMAS
FORD THOMAS
FORD WILLIAM
FORRESTER DAVID
FORRESTER HUGH F.
FRAME ALEXANDER
FRASER JOHN
FREW ROBERT
FYFE JAMES
FYFE JAMES
GAIR R.
GALL THOMAS M.
GALLOWAY CHARLES
GALLOWAY WILLIAM
GAVIN NEIL M.
GEMMELL THOMAS
GIBBONS THOMAS
GILCHRIST JAMES
GILGAN MICHAEL
GILLESPIE JOHN
GILMOUR GEORGE L.
GILVEAR JAMES
GING AUSTIN
GING DANIEL
GING JAMES W.
GIRVAN MARTIN
GOLDIE ARCHIBALD
GORDON JOHN
GORDON T.
GOURLAY ROBERT M.
GRAHAM ADAM
GRAY DAVID
GRAY JOHN
GRAY MOSES
GRAY ROBERT
GRIEVE THOMAS
GRIGOR WILLIAM
GRINDLAY WILLIAM
GUNN ALEXANDER
GUNN ROBERT
GWYNNE ALFRED M.
GWYNNE JAMES
HALDANE ARTHUR C.
HALDANE RICHARD
HALL CHARLES
HALL RALPH
HARDIE GEORGE K.
HARDIE ROBERT
HARLEY JOHN
HARLEY WILLIAM
HARRIS JOHN
HARVEY ALEXANDER
HAWDON PHILIP
HEALLY JAMES
HEEPS JOHN
HEFFERMAN R.
HEGGIE ALEXANDER
HENDERSON ROBERT
HENDRY WILLIAM
HESLOP ADAM W.
HIND JOHN
HISLOP JOHN
HISLOP THOMAS
HODGE JOHN
HOOD STUART C.
HOWAT JAMES
HUMPHRIES WILLIAM
HUNTER ARCHIBALD
HUNTER COLIN
HUNTER DAVID
HUNTER DAVID
HUNTER JAMES W.
HUNTER WILLIAM G.
HUTTON JOHN
HUTTON ROBERT
HYND JAMES
IMRIE JAMES
INGLIS THOMAS
INGRAM WILLIAM
IRVINE ALEXANDER
JACK ALEXANDER
JACK WILLIAM
JACKSON JAMES
JAMIESON ALEXANDER
JAMIESON JAMES L.
JAMIESON THOMAS
JEFFREY ERNEST
JENKINS ARCHIBALD
JENKINS DONALD
JENKINS JOHN A.
JENKINS ROBERT
JENKINS W.A.
JOHNSON JOHN J.
JOHNSTON ANDREW
JOHNSTON GEORGE E.
JOHNSTON GILBERT H.
JOHNSTONE JAMES
JOHNSTONE WILLIAM
JONES EMLYN J.
KANE JAMES F.
KANEY JOHN
KAY CHARLES
KEANEY JOHN
KELLY J.
KEMP ALEXANDER G.
KEMP JOHN
KENNEDY JOHN
KERR JAMES
KERR JAMES
KERR JAMES A.
KING WILLIAM
KININMONTH GEORGE
KINNAIRD WILLIAM
KIRKPATRICK ALEXANDER
LAIDLAW GEORGE
LAMB GEORGE R.
LAMB JOHN
LAMBERT ROBERT
LAWRIE DAVID
LAWRIE HENRY
LAWRIE WILLIAM
LAWSON JOHN B.
LAWSON WILLIAM
LECKIE WILLIAM
LEES WALTER
LEHANE ROBERT
LEITCH ANDREW
LEITCH JAMES G.
LENNIE W.
LESLIE GEORGE M.
LEYDEN JOHN
LINDSAY ALEXANDER
LINDSAY DAVID
LINDSAY JAMES
LITTLEJOHN JAMES
LITTLEJOHN WILLIAM
LIVINGSTONE GEORGE M.
LIVINGSTONE HUGH
LOCKHART ROBERT
LORIMER ALR.
LORIMER JOHN
LOUDEN WILLIAM
LOW MILLY B.
LYDEN JOHN
LYLE DAVID
LYLE JAMES
MACADAM HENRY S.
MACADAM JOHN
MACAULAY ROBERT
MACDONALD DONALD
MACDONALD JOHN G.
MACDONALD THOMAS
MACDONALD W.
MACGREGOR JOHN
MACHER MARTIN
MACHRAY WILLIAM
MACKENZIE WILLIAM
MACKIESON WILLIAM
MACKIN JOHN
MACKINNON JOSEPH
MACKNIGHT D.S.
MACLAREN JOHN M.
MACLUCKIE REGINALD
MALLEY THOMAS
MANN JAMES
MARSHALL ALEXANDER
MARSHALL GRAHAM B.
MARSHALL JAMES
MARSHALL MATTHEW
MARSHALL ROBERT N.
MARTIN ARTHUR J.
MARTIN JOHN
MARTIN PETER
MATHIESON DONALD
MCALLISTER ANDREW
MCALPINE WILLIAM
MCANDREW DAVID
MCARTHUR DONALD
MCARTHUR WILLIAM
MCAVOY JAMES
MCCALLUM ARCHIBALD
MCCALLUM D.
MCCALLUM DANIEL B.
MCCALLUM JAMES
MCCALLUM JAMES
MCCALLUM WILLIAM
MCCULLOCH JAMES
MCCULLOCH R.C.S.
MCDONALD ALEXANDER
MCDOUGALL WILLIAM
MCEWAN ALEXANDER
MCEWAN ROBERT H.
MCFARLANE JOHN
MCFARLANE ROBERT K.
MCGOWAN ROBERT
MCGREGOR ALEXANDER
MCGREGOR ANDREW
MCGREGOR HENRY
MCGREGOR JOHN
MCGREGOR JOHN
MCGRIGOR H.
MCGRORTY BERNARD
MCGUIRE JAMES
MCINNES JAMES
MCINNES PHILIP
MCINTOSH CHARLES
MCINTOSH ROBERT
MCINTOSH WILLIAM
MCINTYRE J.
MCJANNET WILLIAM R.B.
MCKAY GORDON
MCKAY GORDON
MCKAY JOHN
MCKEAN JAMES S.
MCKENNA ARDIL
MCKENZIE DAVID
MCKENZIE GEORGE
MCKENZIE JAMES
MCKINLAY JOHN
MCLAREN JAMES
MCLAREN JOHN J.
MCLAREN WILLIAM
MCLAUGHLAN JOHN
MCLAUGHLAN PATRICK
MCLAUGHLIN WILLIAM
MCLAY DAVID S.
MCLEAN HUGH
MCLELLAN ARCHIBALD
MCLELLAN JOHN
MCLELLAN ROBERT
MCLEOD DAVIDSON
MCMARTIN HUGH
MCMASTER WALTER
MCMEEKIN DAVID
MCMILLAN DONALD
MCNAMARA DAVID
MCNAUGHT JAMES
MCNAUGHTON WILLIAM
MCNAUGHTON WILLIAM
MCNAUGHTON WILLIAM
MCNEIL ALEXANDER
MCNIE THOMAS
MCPARTLAND R.B.
MCPHERSON JOHN
MCQUADE JOHN
MCQUEEN WILLIAM
MCQUEEN WILLIAM P.
MCRITCHIE JAMES
MEIKLEJOHN ROBERT
MELVILLE WILLIAM
MEMMETT THOMAS
MENZIES JAMES M.
MENZIES JOHN
MERRILEES ROBERT
MILGREW JAMES
MILLAR DAVID
MILLAR JOHN
MILLAR JOHN T.
MILLAR WILLIAM
MILLER DAVID C.
MITCHELL THOMAS M.
MOIR ALEXANDER
MOIR ANDREW J.
MOIR THOMAS
MONTEITH THOMAS
MORGAN WILLIAM K.
MORRISON ANDREW
MORRISON JAMES M.
MORRISON JOHN
MOWBRAY MAURICE C.
MOYES ALEXANDER B.
MUIR THOMAS
MULHEARN JOHN
MULHEARN JOHN
MUNNOCH JOHN
MUNNOCH JOHN
MUNRO HECTOR W.
MUNRO JAMES
MURDOCH JOHN
MURPHY GERALD D.
MURRAY STEWART H.
NEILSON JAMES
NEILSON JOHN
NEILSON TAYLOR
NEILSON THOMAS
NISBET JAMES
NISBET JOHN S.
O'BRIEN PHILIP
O'BRIEN THOMAS
O'CONNELL
O'CONNER MICHAEL
O'CONNOR DONALD
O'DONNELL PATRICK
O'DONNELL THOMAS
O'DONNELL WILLIAM
OLIPHANT JOHN E.
OLIVER CHARLES
OLIVER DAVID
OLIVER WILLIAM
O'NEILL ARTHUR J.
ORAM HENRY
ORR MUNGO
ORR WILLIAM
PARKER ROBERT L.
PATERSON ANDREW
PATERSON DONALD
PATERSON J.
PATERSON THOMAS R.
PATERSON WILLIAM
PATERSON WILLIAM G.
PATRICK JOSEPH
PEDDIE DONALD
PEEBLES ROBERT
PHILIPS WILLIAM S.
PORTER WILLIAM
PRIMROSE WALTER W.
PROUDFOOT JOHN
QUINN PATRICK
RABBIT JOHN
RAE JOHN
RAFFERTY WILLIAM
RAMSAY ALEXANDER
RANNIE ROBERT
REEKIE JOHN
REEKIE WALTER
REID JAMES
REID SAMUEL
REID WILLIAM C.
RENNIE SAMUEL
RENWICK HUGH A.
RENWICK THOMAS B.
REYNOLDS JAMES
RICHARDSON JAMES
RICHMOND JOHN
RIDDICK WILLIAM
RITCHIE HENRY
RITCHIE JAMES
RITCHIE NEIL G.
RITCHIE PETER
RITCHIE RICHARD
ROBB JAMES
ROBB THOMAS A.
ROBERTS ANDREW C.
ROBERTS C.
ROBERTS DAVID
ROBERTS J.D.
ROBERTSON ALEXANDER
ROBERTSON ARCHIBALD
ROBERTSON GEORGE
ROBERTSON J.A.H.
ROBERTSON JOHN
ROBERTSON JOHN
ROBERTSON ROBERT
ROBINSON WILLIAM
RODGERS JOHN
ROGERS JAMES
ROSS WALTER
ROSS WILLIAM
ROUGH ALEXANDER
ROURKE WILLIAM
ROY ANDREW
ROY COLIN
ROY JAMES
RUSSELL ROBERT
RUTHERFORD CECIL
RUTHERFORD P.F.
RUTHERFORD THOMAS
SAUNDERS JOHN H.
SCOBIE PETER
SCOTT FORREST
SCOTT ROBERT
SCOTT ROBERT
SELBIE GEORGE
SHANAGHAN MICHAEL
SHARP WILLIAM
SHAW LLEWELLYN
SHEARER ROBERT
SHENNAN JOHN
SHERIDAN JOHN
SHIELS ALEXANDER
SHIRRA JOHN
SHORE THOMAS
SIMPSON JOHN
SIMPSON ROBERT G.
SINCLAIR ALEXANDER
SKEA JOHN
SLORANCE ARTHUR
SMEATON JAMES
SMELLIE JOHN
SMITH CHARLES H.
SMITH COLIN
SMITH DAVID
SMITH F.
SMITH JAMES
SMITH JAMES
SMITH JAMES R.
SMITH PETER D.
SMITH SIDNEY R.
SMITH THOMAS
SNEDDON JAMES
SNEDDON JOSEPH
SOUTAR ANDREW G.
SPALDING JOHN
STACK JOHN
STANFIELD ROBERT
STARK JOHN
STENHOUSE JAMES
STENHOUSE JOHN
STEPHENS STANLEY
STEVEN HARRY S.
STEVENSON ROBERT
STEVENSON ROBERT A.
STEVENSON WALTER
STEWART DANIEL
STEWART DUNCAN
STEWART GEORGE
STEWART JAMES
STEWART JOHN
STEWART LEWIS
STEWART ROBERT
STEWART THOMAS
SUSSAMS GEORGE
SWAN GEORGE
TAYLOR ARTHUR
TAYLOR JAMES B.
TAYLOR JOHN
TAYLOR JOHN
TAYLOR ROBERT
TAYLOR WILLIAM
TAYLOR WILLIAM
TAYLOR WILLIAM G.
TAYLOR WILLIAM S.
TEASDALE CHARLES
TEMPLETON ROBERT R.
TETSTALL J.
THOMPSON DANIEL
THOMSON DAVID
THOMSON DONALD
THOMSON JAMES S.
THOMSON JOHN H.
THOMSON R.G.
THOMSON THOMAS C.
THORBURN WILLIAM A.
TOD FREDERICK
TRACEY JEREMIAH
TRAIN GEORGE
TROUP RALPH A.
TURNBULL DAVID
TURNBULL PETER J.
TURNBULL THOMAS A.
VALENTINE WILLIAM
VASS DAVID
WADDELL WILLIAM
WALDIE JOHN C.
WALKER A.
WALKER CHARLES
WALKER RALPH
WALKER WILLIAM
WALLACE DAVID
WALLACE JOHN
WALLACE JOHN
WALLACE WILLIAM
WALLACE WILLIAM A.
WALSH PATRICK
WALSH RICHARD
WARD JOHN
WATSON GEORGE
WATSON WILLIAM
WATT THOMAS
WATT WILLIAM
WEBB ALBERT
WELLER WILLIAM R.
WELLS JAMES
WELLS JOHN
WELSH HENRY
WHITE CHARLES
WHITE WILLIAM
WHITEHEAD ALEXANDER
WHITEHEAD STEWART
WHYTE JACK
WILSON EVAN W.
WILSON RICHARD
WINGATE ROBERT
WINTERS THOMAS
WOOD JAMES S.
WOODROW ALBERT
WRAY WILLIAM C.
WRIGHT HUGH J.
WYLIE ROBERT
YOUNG ALEXANDER
YOUNG DAVID
YOUNG JAMES
YOUNG JAMES
YOUNG JOHN
YULE ROBERT
ZELLER ALBERT

World War 2 Roll of Honour

ADAMS ALEXANDER G. (Junior)
ADAMS ALEXANDER G. (Senior
AITKEN ANDREW
ALLAN JACK
ANDERSON JOHN N.
ANDERSON ROBERT
ANSTRUTHER D.R.
ARTHUR ANDREW
ARTHUR GEORGE
ATKINSON M.T.
AUCHINVOLE ROBERT
AUCHINVOLE W.
BEGG WALTER
BENNY H.
BOOTH ALFRED
BOOTH JOHN
BOYD JOHN
BRADLEY FREDERICK W.
BRODIE TOM
BROWN JAMES
CAMERON WILLIAM
CAMPBELL JAMES
CAMPBELL JOHN
CAMPBELL NEIL
CANNON JOHN
CARR BAKER
CARR EDWARD
CARR FREDERICK
CLARK IAN R.W.
COCHRANE J.J.M.
CONWAY MICHAEL
CORMACK HARRY
COWAN ARCHIBALD
COWIE WILLIAM
COYNE WILLIAM C.
CRAWFORD D.T.P.
CROMBIE ROBERT
CUMMING JOHN S.
CURRIE DAVID R.
CURRIE ROBERT
DAVIDSON WILLIAM H.
DAVIE JAMES
DAVIE PAT
DAWSON SAMUEL
DENT J.H.
DEVINE MATTHEW
DEVLIN NEIL K.
DICKSON ARTHUR
DILGER DANIEL
DOIG ANDREW
DONALD COLIN
DOUGLAS WILLIAM
DRUMMOND J.S.W.
DRUMMOND WILLIAM
DUFF IAN
DUFF J.M.
FAIRLEY JOHN J.
FEENIE W.M.
FENWICK JAMES R.
FERGUSON DAVID
FINLAY ROBERT G.
FLEMING JOHN S.
FLEMING RICHARD
FLOCKHART THOMAS
FRASER JOHN Y.
FULTON THOMAS
GAVIN WILLIAM T.
GIELTY A.
GIRVAN MICHAEL
GLANCY JOHN
GLEN IAN S.
GOLDIE DAVID
GOOD FREDERICK
GORDON CHARLES
GORDON JAMES R.
GREALIS PATRICK
GRUENER DAVID
GUTHRIE F.
GUTHRIE NEIL D.
GWYNNE JOHN
HAMILTON ALEXANDER
HAMILTON JAMES
HAMILTON JAMES R.
HAWTHORN THOMAS
HENDERSON D.
HENDERSON WILLIAM T.
HENDRY ROBERT
HIGGINS JOSEPH
HILL JAMES S.
HOGG JOHN
HORSBURGH J.T.
HOWIE D.K.
HUGHES JAMES
HUNTER HENRY
IRVING MALCOLM
JOHNSTON G.I.
JOHNSTONE W.A.M.
KANE JOHN
KANEY PATRICK
KEAY J.
KENNY ALFRED J.
KIRKPATRICK THOMAS
LAFFERTY DAVID M.
LAMB MATTHEW
LANG ALEXANDER
LEARMONTH IAN D.
LEE WILLIAM
LESLIE JAMES W.
LIDDLE ROBERT D.
LINDSAY STEWART
LIVINGSTONE IAN F.
LOCKHART WILLIAM W.
LYON JOHN
MACANDREW BERT
MACDONALD T.A.
MACKENZIE IAN
MAILER JAMES M.
MARTIN JOHN G.
MARTIN ROBERT
MCAUGHTRIE GEORGE
MCBETH WALTER
MCCALL JOHN K.
MCCOLL MALCOLM
MCCORMACK DAVID
MCCORMACK HARRY
MCDERMONT ANDREW
MCDONALD JAMES
MCDONALD JOHN
MCDONALD JOSEPH
MCDONALD WILLIAM T.
MCENEMY HUGH P.
MCGILVARY JAMES
MCGOWAN SYDNEY
MCGREGOR WILLIAM
MCINTOSH WILLIAM
MCKENNA JAMES
MCKENZIE A.
MCKILLOP ROBERT
MCKINNON DONALD
MCLACHLAN JAMES
MCLAREN GEORGE
MCLAREN ROBERT
MCMAHON THOMAS
MCMEECHAN WILLIAM
MEIKLE A.
MERCER D.G.
MILLER ALEXANDER
MILLER R.F.
MILLS ARCHIBALD
MILNE R.C.
MILNE W.A.
MITCHELL DAVID
MITCHELL JAMES
MOFFAT ALEXANDER
MONTGOMERY RICHARD
MOORE PATRICK
MORGAN WILLIAM
MORRISON JOHN
MORRISON THOMAS
MUIR MICHAEL
MUIRHEAD PATRICK
MUNNOCH A.
MUNRO LAWRENCE
MURRAY W.J.A.
NEIL GILBERT
NEILSON JOHN
O'BRIEN FRANK
O'CONNOR CHARLES
O'ROURKE MICHAEL F.
PARKER LIONEL H.
PATERSON ALEXANDER
PEDDER WILLIAM S.
PENMAN JOSEPH
PHILLIBAN PATRICK
PHILLIBEN JOHN
PHILLIBEN MICHAEL
PITBLADO L.N.
RAE HUGH C.
RICHARDSON JAMES
RICKITTS JOSEPH
RIPINER C.S.
RITCHIE ALASTAIR
RITCHIE DANIEL
RITCHIE DAVID
RITCHIE WILLIAM D.
ROBERTSON JOHN D.S.
ROLAND WILLIAM
ROSS JOHN A.D.
ROUGH ALEXANDER
ROY VICTOR
RUSSELL JAMES
SAMSON JOHN
SAMWELL HUGH
SCOTT JOSEPH
SHARP JOHN
SHIELDS DAVID
SILLS FRED ARTHUR
SINCLAIR J.M.
SINCLAIR THOMAS M.
SLOAN HUGH
SMITH N.J.W.
SNADDEN JACK
SOMERVILLE WILLIAM
SPEEDIE HARRY
SPENCER JOHN S.
STALKER DUNCAN J.
STARK COWAN
STEIN IAN NORMAN
STEVENSON THOMAS
TENNANT GEORGE
THOMSON JOHN
TODD JOHN
TURNER JAMES G.
TURNER JOHN C.
UPFOLD EDWARD
URE ALEXANDER
WATTERS L.A.S.
WELSH WILLIAM
WHYTE W.A.
WILSON LESLIE
WINGATE JAMES

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