Killearn on the Web guestbook Killearn on the Web : Search There are now 150 messages in our guestbook. <<< 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 >>> Viewing messages 49 to 56. Your name (required) Your message (required) Where in the world? Your email address Roy R Sinclair | Best wishes and a Happy New Year to all and especially William Hill in Elliot Lake , Canada with thanks for his recent message on sledging expoits in the forties and fifties in the field in front of Beechgrove , Dunmore Street, Balfron on the sledge constructed by his Uncle Bob. Saturday, 7 January 2006 at 10:25:43 - Belmaduthy, Munlochy, Ross-shire, Scotland Ewan MacLeod Hello to everyone in Killearn. I stay in Fife, which isn't bad, but Killearn looks nicer. Saturday, 17 December 2005 at 00:38:17 Craig Allan | Hi, dont know if anyone remebers me, or us, but myself and my brother Chris used to live on Cedar road. My dad was Robert (Bob) Allan, used to drink in the Old Mill Inn. We moved to Lowestoft, East Anglia in the 80's Anyway just saying hello and going to be back to revisit soon, see how things have changed. Drop me a line if you reember me, Craig Tuesday, 13 September 2005 at 00:18:38 - Lincoln, England Valeria | Hello, My name is Valeria Ducard. I live in Argentina. I visited Killearn on May 2004 looking for things my mother and grandmother have told me about. I´m seeking info about family or fiernds they might have there. They owned a marketplace called Paton & Co. Their name was Mc Duff Paton and lived in Killearn all their lives until 1942 when they moved to Argentina. My mother Elisabeth Mary Mendrek daugther of Ann Duff Paton lived in Killearn for many years. Helen PAton was my aunt, my granny Ann married Woicej Mendrek, a polish officer being 41 years old. Ann and her sister lived with their mother there and ran the shop. Their address was: Balcklands... A house which we found exacltly as the black and white photograph we had. The shop building also exists but is now a butcher´s shop and an automatic cash expender. I wonder if you have any further information about those times, the shop or friends they might have or familiy that is still there. Anything you can tell me about them will be exquisitely received. My mother passed away being 42 years old and also my grandmother at the age of 93. My sister and I travelled to Killearn with our husbands on may 2005, we spent a glorious day in Killearn remembering all the wonderfull things my mother and grandmother had told us about.We enjoyed every minute and every memory. My mother could never return... but we did, and it was very touching. Monday, 29 August 2005 at 16:46:27 - Argentina Richard Greene | | I am seeking information on Rev James Craig, Minister of Killearn about 1700. I am interested in his wife and children's names or similar. Did he die in Killearn? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Friday, 12 August 2005 at 02:13:58 - Australia Josie | While researching my family tree I found the marriage in July 1830 of my ggg grandparents at Killearn They were Archibald Maitland and Jean Wilson.The witnesses at their children's Christenings were William Maitland and Archibald Wilson presumably relatives Anyone else researching them please get in touch at j.bahanda@ntlworld.com Thanks Sunday, 31 July 2005 at 17:54:39 Rach | I was wondering if anyone remembered me. i moved away from killearn in 1998 to Staffordshire down in England Saturday, 4 June 2005 at 18:21:13 - England betty | | Hi Gordon, Killearn looks very familiar, but not sure if I ever visited there. When I was living in Glasgow the only time we took a trip was with the Sunday School, and how sad. As there is so many things I would like to have done while still in Glasgow. Fishing for one, and hiking. Love your webpages. I'll be back. Wednesday, 20 April 2005 at 01:27:11 - CANADA/ Scottish Heritage <<< 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 >>> You can search this guestbook by: Message : - Name : - All : Please type some text: