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Ed Furr |

Seems like a peaceful, clean, lovely place. I just learned that my ancestor 10 generations hence, John McEun (we spell it McEwen over in the US) was born in your town in 1670. Hope to visit one day; I can see why they settled there.

Wednesday, 9 January 2008 at 01:42:21 - Atlanta, Georgia, USA

This site is a very valuable resource, well done. Such detailed and comprehensive views of a community aren't often found. Thank you!

Friday, 23 November 2007 at 14:07:00 - El Paso, TX, USA

W Sutherland |

Can anybody tell me if a house called Weatherlea in Killearn, Stirling still stands. My more recent ancestors lived there between about 1881-91 named McHarg.

Friday, 9 November 2007 at 19:36:46

Steve Fraser |

Hi.I am doing a little local research and would be delighted if anyone can help. I am looking for any information regarding what was "Maggie Harpers field" which is now Harpers road. I understand it was owned by Glasgow Academicals war memorial trust before being sold for development in the 1970's. I am particularly interested in photos pre development and any history of Maggie Harper herself. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards

Steve Fraser
9 Harpers road
01360 550983
07973 369696

Wednesday, 17 October 2007 at 13:23:33 - Killearn

Ian Hall |

Afternoon.

I used to leave in Killearn to, but left in about '91. I have been back many times, and hope to be back soon as i still love the place.

Oh and yes Gordon, i remember you.

Ian.

Tuesday, 11 September 2007 at 14:52:08 - Reading

Margaret Rae (maiden name Clelland) |

I was born in Killearn in 1942 an left when I was five years old. I spent a year at Primary school before moving to Larkhall. I now live in Mayfield, East Sussex. Moved here in 2003 but visited Killearn with my daughter and grandchildren before we moved to show them where I was born.

Thursday, 30 August 2007 at 23:18:50 - East sussex

Michael Brooke |

I have enjoyed browsing your website and it brought back a flood of memories of 15 formative years. I was born in Croy Cottage at Killearn Station in 1948. My parents built a house on Drumbeg Loan where we moved in 1951. I went to Killearn Primary School and in due course Balfron High before moving away in 1964 (though I returned for a couple of summers to work at Laighparks Farm) to live briefly in Edinburgh then Dundee then back to Edinburgh, followed by Glasgow, Leicester and now rural Oakham. I "googled Killearn" as a precursor to a visit later this month to show some of my children where I came from.

Monday, 9 July 2007 at 21:49:58 - Oakham, England

elizabeth campbell |

Hello,

I have just passed through Killearn today and was amzed to see the rebuilding working taking place at Killearn House. The last time I was there was 20 years ago and had to cross the field and the river so the farmer wouldn't chase us!!!

Sunday, 27 May 2007 at 22:34:57 - Glasgow

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