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GUESTBOOKFeel free to get in touch. Smith My ancestors: Farquhar Smith and Margaret Baillie, along with 15 year old twins William and Angus (and an older young man Thomas)left Fort Augustus 1815. Sailed from Greenock on the Dorothy to Canada. If anyone has a bit of history of my family in Fort Augustus please sent to me. Thank you. Posted by Robert W. Smith on 11 September 2014 Grandfather i believe one of my ancestors was a Minister in Boleskine and is buried there he was the Rev Malloch can you help as iam tracing family history Posted by BRUCE ADAMS on 15 July 2014 You would probably be better contacting the South Loch Ness Heritage Group as they cover the Boleskine area more than we do Posted by on 15 July 2014 Moffat Burial Hello, I was recently visiting Scotland from Australia and went to Kilchuimen Burial Ground to see the grave of my ancestors. They were John Moffat and wife Margery Mackay, who are buried right against the back wall on the far left hand side. I noticed there is an smaller,older headstone right at the back of John and Margery's. Is there any way of knowing who's headstone it is? I hoped it may be John's mother- Margaret (McGregor) Moffat, or one of his siblings. Do any burial records exist in Church records or in civil establishments? Hoping you can help me. Ann Posted by Ann Hammond on 18 May 2014 We don't have a note of that name in out records. You could try the Lochaber Archives in Fort William www[dot]highlandarchives[dot]org.uk/lochaber.asp (replace [dot] with . Posted by on 21 May 2014 St Cumin's Seat Thank you for putting all this rare information on-line. It helped me finally to identify Suidhe Cuimin(sp?) as Carn an t-Suidhe near Loch Tarff though the exact location of the Suidhe is probably the cairn with the splendid view, beside the Military Road (NR449106). Posted by Sheila McGregor on 11 June 2011 Film Guild Does anyone remember the Film Guild ? If you would like to share your memories with me for my research project on the History of Rural Cinema in Scotland then please do get in touch. I would be pleased to hear from you. Posted by Ian Goode on 26 May 2010 |    |
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