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Name Date Comments Source Shelf Number

MABELL, Countess of Airlie

SEE GORE, Mabell Frances Elizabeth

MACARTHUR, Bella

1929 A girls club camp in Glen Lethnot.

Brechin Mixter-Maxter Page 46

21:941

MACDIARMID, Hugh

Poet PM 1981 1504 PM 1984 1430

MACDONALD, Allan

Fl. 1911 Committee of Montrose Public Library, 1911

PM 1981 1641

MACDONALD, Charles Cadell

Arbroath Minister at Inverbrothock Church, 1862-1876

Dutch-Inverbrothock Church Page 8

18:284.241

MACDONALD, John

Keeper of the Bell Rock Lighthouse

PA 1992 1320

MACDONALD, Ramsay

At J M Barrie’s funeral

PF 1985 5550

MACDONALD, Ronald Alexander Leslie

d. 1916 Lieutenant 1st Light Horse, Australian Force; sheep farmer at Erudgere

Roll of Honour: Arbroath and District Page 64

18:940.467

MACDONALD, Tom

SEE Macolla, Fionn

MACDONALLD, James

Fl. 1914 Chief Constable of Arbroath

Arbroath Newspaper Cuttings Vol. 3 Page 88

18:070

MACFADYEN, Willy

Fl. 1946 Quiz night at Y.M.C.A. football team 1946

The Brechin Bobbie-dazzler Page 65

21:941

MACFARLANE, John

Brechin Tract distributer c. 1870 [Photographer

PB 1985 715/6

MS 747/21/1283


: A. Sievwright, Brechin]

MACFARLANE, John

Bible tract distributor in Brechin

MS 747/21/1283

MACGREGOR, A. J.

d. 1918 Captain 13th Black Watch; son of Colonel A. D. MacGregor, Gordon Highlanders; nephew of D. C. Rutherford Lindsay Carnegie of Kinblethmont; held an important position in the Imperial Chinese Customs, China


18:940.467

MACGREGOR, Aikman Duncan

Arbroath / Manchester

b. Arbroath and later moved to Manchester as an adult. Son of James and Elizabeth MacGregor. Photo as a child.

Opposite page 13

MS 545/4

MACGREGOR, Alexander

Arbroath Son of Alexander Main MacGregor. Baby

Opposite page 40 (x 2)

MS 545/4


Arbroath Son of Alexander Main MacGregor. Wedding Photograph.

Before page 59

MS 545/4


Early 1900’s

Family group photograph

William Coull Anderson Collection

MS 545/2/13/1

MACGREGOR, Group of three William Coull MS


Alexander children including James and Norman MacGregor at 28 Kyd Street, Arbroath

Anderson Collection

545/2/13/12

MACGREGOR, Alexander Main

Arbroath Married Elizabeth Lawson Coull [Photographer: T. W. Steven, London Street, Glasgow]

No. 28; opposite page 40

MS 545/2/1


Arbroath b. 29 February 1864

Photo of him as a toddler.

Opposite page 13

MS 545/4


Arbroath Taken in 1885 in Belfast.

Opposite page 20

MS 545/4

MACGREGOR, Alexander Nairn

Early 1900’s



MS 545/2/13/1

MACGREGOR, Alexander Nairn

c. 1903 Standing in front of 28 Kyd Street, Arbroath


MS 545/2/13/4

MACGREGOR, Alfred

Arbroath Born Arbroath and worked in Govan. Brother of Alexander Main MacGregor.

Opposite page 46

MS 545/4

MACGREGOR, Ben

d. 1917 Private 7th Seaforth Highlanders; hairdresser at Hamilton Green


18:940.467

MACGREGOR, Edith

Arbroath Baby in 1891. Daughter of Elizabeth Lawson Coull. Born at 28 Kyd Street, Arbroath. Died in infancy in

No. 44 MS 545/2/1


Glasgow & buried in Maryhill Cemetery. [Photographer: Thomas Adler, 26 Commerce St., Arbroath]

MACGREGOR, Edith Main

b. Arbroath

Baby. Daughter of Alexander MacGregor and Elizabeth Coull. D. 25 January 1892 in Glasgow.

Opposite page 32

MS 545/4

MACGREGOR, Elizabeth Lawson

Early 1900’s

Maiden Surname Coull; Family group photograph


MS 545/2/13/1

MACGREGOR, Elizabeth, Mrs

SEE Coull, Elizabeth Lawson

MACGREGOR, James

Arbroath b. 26 May 1825. Weaver

Opposite page 13

MS 545/4

MACGREGOR, James

Arbroath / Glasgow

Born Arbroath, baby photograph. Son of Alexander Main MacGregor.


MS 545/4

MACGREGOR, James

Arbroath b. 28 May 1861

Emigrated to Australia. Photo of him as a child and wearing a kilt.

Opposite page 13

MS 545/4

MACGREGOR, James

Early 1900’s



MS 545/2/13/1

MACGREGOR, James

Group of three children including Norman and Alexander MacGregor at


MS 545/2/13/12


28 Kyd Street, Arbroath

MACGREGOR, Norman Coull

Arbroath Born Arbroath, photo as a child. Son of Alexander Main MacGregor.


MS 545/4


Early 1900’s



MS 545/2/13/1


Group of three children including James and Alexander MacGregor at 28 Kyd Street, Arbroath


MS 545/2/13/12

MACHARDY, Alexander

Colonel; Town Clerk of Forfar and Sheriff-Substitute; Newbarns House.

Beauty Spots in and around Forfar Opposite Page 96

33:914

MACHRAY, David c. 1930 Town Factor in Forfar c. 1930

Kirn Poke O’ Farfar Page 100

33:941

MACHRAY, J Forfar in the Forfar Amateur Operatice Production of Iolanthe in 1924

MS747/33/1027

MACHUGH, Edward Martin Fincham (Mrs)

Brechin Wife of Rev. E.M.F. MacHugh of St. Andrew’s Church, Brechin

Arbroath Herald Forfarshire Illustrated Annual, 1932 Page 87

MS 850/2

MACHUGH, Edward Martin Fincham (Rev.)

b. 1871 Born Pembroke Son of the Rev. George Edward Herberton MacHugh;


MS 850/2


Minister at St. Andrew’s Church, Brechin 1927-1942.

MACINTOSH, Helen Muireall

Usan Marriage at Craig church to William Stamford Henderson, Kelso.

Angus Herald Special Number 1931 Page 35

MS 850/1

MACINTOSH, Jean Forfar Secretary of the Forfar Women Citizens’ Association


MS 850/2

MACKAY, (-) Fl. 1940’s Member of the Brechin Fire Brigade


21:941

MACKAY, Connie c. 1921/22 Bank Street School primary class


21:941

MACKAY, David B.

Bailie in Montrose

PM 1981 1534

MACKAY, Donald North Port distillery employee


21:941

MACKAY, Donald d. 1918 Private Royal Scots; worked for the Pearl Assurance Co. at Arbroath


18:940.467

MACKAY, George Brechin violinist who played saxophone, clarinet etc.


21:941

MACKAY, James Lyle

b. 1852 Viscount Inchcape


18:070

MACKAY, James Lyle

b. 1852 Viscount Inchcape; Born in

Arbroath Newspaper Cuttings

18:070


Arbroath; [Chairman of P&O; vice-president of the Suez Canal] [married eldest daughter of James Shanks, Den Works, Arbroath in 1883]

Vol. 3 Page 30

MACKAY, Jane Fl. 1910-1923

School teacher at Parkhouse Public School, Arbroath


18:070

MACKAY, June Fl. 1910-1923

School teacher at Parkhouse Public School, Arbroath


18:070

MACKAY, Lizzie c. 1921/22 Bank Street School primary class


21:941

MACKAY, William Fl. 1910 Arbroath Men’s Own Committee member

Arbroath Newspaper Cuttings Vol. 3 Page 82b

18:070

Mackean, Hugh Fl. 1892 Episcopal minister in Forfar from 1892; bio page 54

Episcopacy in Forfar Opp. Page 24 no. 7

33:283

MACKENZIE, C. A.

Monifieth Member of the Monifieth Players


MS 850/1

MACKENZIE, Helen

1926 Damacre Road School standard 5 class


21:941

MACKIE, Alexander

Fl. 1898 Banker in Montrose

Inglis Memorial Hall, Edzell, N.B.: Proceedings at

31:394.4


the opening ceremony on Friday 22 July 1898 Page 122

MACKIE, David (Mrs)

Daughter-in-law of Dr. Mackie senior, Brechin.

MS 747/21/1262

MACKIE, David Bruce

b. 1863 Poet; born in Dundee

The Bards of Angus and the Mearns: an anthology of the counties Page 302

01:821

MACKIE, John (Mrs)

Wife of Dr. Mackie senior, Brechin

MS 747/21/1261 MS 747/21/1263

MACKIE, John (senior)

Doctor in Brechin

MS 747/21/1260 MS 747/21/1263a

MACKIE, Lyon 1923 Tenor in the O’Mara Opera Company.

Carnoustie Scrapbook 1921-1923 Page 151

24:027.4

MACKIE, Mary Anne

Daughter of Dr. Mackie senior, Brechin

MS 747/21/1262

MACKINTOSH, Alexander

The muster roll of the Forfarshire or Lord Ogilvy’s Regiment raised on behalf of the Royal House of Stuart in 1745-6

01:355.2236

MACKINTOSH, J. Member of Parliament; from Carmyllie

Rev. John Keith from his Old Boys No. 8

MS 773

MACKINTOSH, W. F.

Procurator Fiscal; from Carmyllie

Rev. John Keith from his Old Boys No. 9

MS 773

MACLACHLAN, Fl. 1907 Minister at the PC 1995 228 MS 747/24:87


R. S. Panbride United Free church, Carnoustie

MACLAUCHLAN, Robert S.

1923 Minister at Panbride U.F. Church until September 1923.


24:027.4

MACLEAN, Alexander

Ordained in the Old Church in 1851

1st United Free Church, Kirriemuir – 150 anniversary Page 40

45:284.2

MACLEAN, Annie 9 Ireland Street, Carnoustie

MS 861

MACLEOD, Alexander Duncanson

Minister MS 747/21/1467

MACLURE, Edward

d. 1916 Private 2nd Black Watch; engineer with the British United Shoe Machine Co., Leicester

Roll of Honour - Arbroath and District Page 46

18:940.467

MACNICOLL, Isabel

Newtyle Early 1900’s PF 1985 963

MACOLLA, Fionn Montrose Author. Real name was Tom MacDonald

MS 747/58/678-679

MACPHAIL, Matthew

Minister at Arbirlot; joined the B.E.F. as chaplain to the Black Watch in 1939

Arbroath Herald Christmas Album, 1946 Page 8

18:070.175 (ALH)

MACPHERSON, David

d. 1916 Able-Seaman Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, Clyde Division, served aboard the "Defence";


18:940.467


lived in Arbroath and Motherwell before emigrating to America; after returning from America he became a grocer in Coatbridge

MACPHERSON, Mary

Kirriemuir Died aged 101


MS 850/2

MACRAE, James

Fl. 1910 Arbroath Men's Own Committee member


18:070

MACVICAR, Elizabeth

c. 1921 Doctor MS 545/2/5/3-4

MAGUIRE, Thomas

d. 1916 Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery; police constable stationed at Perth


18:940.467

MAIN, Alexander Arbroath (1840-1918)

Author. Lived at 5 Gayfield, Arbroath.

Opposite page 14

MS 545/4

MAIN, Alexander Arbroath (1799-1870)

Handloom weaver who employed one of the Corsar dynasty c. 1760. Married Jane Duncan.

Opposite page 15

MS 545/4

MAIN, Amelia Arbroath Sister of Elizabeth, Betsy and Alexander.

Between pages 14 and 15

MS 545/4

MAIN, Betsy Arbroath Sister of Amelia and Alexander Main. With her young

Between pages 14 and 15

MS 545/4


daughter. (mid 1850’s – 1860’s) Married Mr Paris and set up a grocery shop.

MAIN, Elizabeth Arbroath b. 23 March 1825. Wife of James MacGregor, weaver.

Opposite page 13

MS 545/4

MAITLAND, (-), Colonel

Burnside Attending an Angus Rover Sports in Montrose.


MS 850/1

MAITLAND, (-), Colonel

Of Burnside Scout District Commissioner


MS 850/2

MALCOLM, Helen 1924 District Nurse, Carnoustie.


24:027.4

MALCOLM, Joseph

d. 1916 Private 9th Black Watch; ploughman at Mains of Letham


18:940.467

MALCOLM, William

d. 1916 Private Middlesex Regiment; plasterer in London


18:940.467

MANGAN, Richard A.

d. 1916 Private 7th Black Watch; grocer with the High Street Co-operative Society; he was the Dundee & District gymnastic


18:940.467


junior shield in 1911-1912

MANN, Alexander

d. 1916 Private Cameron Highlanders; grocer with Messrs. Cooper & Company, Perth


18:940.467

MANN, Allan B.

d. 1918 Private 1st Gordon Highlanders; bleacher at Elliot Works


18:940.467

MANN, C.

Fl. 1899 Queen Street Church Choir, Arbroath

Queen Street congregational Church, Arbroath Centenary Bazaar Book, 1799-1899 Page 65

18:284.241

MANN, Ernest Simpson

Librarian at Forfar Library

Frontispiece Cum Doon "Memory Lane" Wi Kirn Poke

MANN, George

d. 1917 Private 6th Black Watch; ploughman at Fonah, Forfar


18:940.467

MANN, Isla Montrose Married Corporal Anthony Hall of the RAF in the Old Parish Church in Montrose

MRA 1962 p26

MANN, John

1810-1889 Musician, Forfar

Portrait Gallery of Forfar Notables Page 167 Drawing by John Young

33:920

MANN, John

d. 1915 Lance Corporal 6th

Roll of Honour -

18:940.467


Battalion of the King's Own Scottish Borderers; gardener at Hoddam Castle, Ecclefechan

Arbroath and District Page 39

MANN, Wilfred

Fl. 1899 Queen Street Church Choir, Arbroath


18:284.241

MANN, William 4 generations of William Mann’s Arbroath, 2 of whom played football for Arbroath F.C.

Arbroath Herald Christmas Album 1946 Page 33

18:070.175 (ALH)

MANN, William

Fl. 1899 Queen Street congregational Church, Arbroath, manager


18:284.241

MANN, William

d. 1918 Private 1st Gordon Highlanders; ploughman at Leysmill Farm; brother Lance Corporal John Mann died at Loos; brother Private Alexander Mann died in 1916


18:940.467

MANN, Willie

Fl. 1878

Football player with Arbroath Football Club


18:070

MANSON, D. Soldier from Montrose 58:941


Pittengardener, Fordoun

Newspaper Cuttings 1896-1917 Vol. 7 Page 80

MARNIE, (-)

Fl. 191- Sergeant Major, Montrose, of the 5th Black Watch

PM 1983 532

MARR, Alexander Chief Constable of Montrose

PM 1981 1507

MARR, Alexander Chief Constable; 300th anniversary at Montrose

Montrose Newspaper Cuttings 1896-1917 Vol. 10 Page 49

58:941

MARR, Gordon

d. 1918 Private Canadian Scottish; emigrated to Calgary, Alberta, Canada in 1910


18:940.467

MARR, J. G., Rev Kirriemuir Angus Herald Special Number 1931 Page 14

MS 850/1

MARR, James 1929 Brechin burgh policeman group photograph


21:941

MARR, John 1916 Carnoustie; Private in the Black Watch.


24:027.4

MARR, John 1929 Police Constable in Brechin in 1929

MS 747/21/513

MARSHALL, David B.

d. 20 November 1946

Captain; retired shipmaster; 3 Salisbury Place; died aged 90


18:070.175 (ALH)

MARSHALL, d. 1917 Private 6th Roll of 18:940.467


George Black Watch; apprentice lath-splitter in Arbroath; employed with Mr Lamond, Cowdenbeath

Honour - Arbroath and District Page 135

MARSHALL, Robbie

Brechin MS 747/21/1280

MARTIN, Cecil Westhaven, Carnoustie; saved by Cecil Martine (12) from drowning


24:027.4

MARTIN, Charles Fl. 1910 Arbroath Men's Own Committee member


18:070

MARTIN, E. (Miss) 1923 Member of the Carnoustie Erskine U. F. Church follies party.


24:027.4

MARTIN, H. T. Councillor in Montrose

PM 1985 2842 (MM)

MARTIN, Joseph (Jack)

Newtyle Pendicler 1859-1904 when he died

PF 1985 979

MARTIN, Joseph, Mrs

Newtyle PF 1985 980

MARTIN, Mary Fl. 1920’s Girls Club Choir in the early 1920’s. Club members in the garden of Miss Lamb’s house.


21:941

MARTIN, Mary 1929 A girls club camp in Glen Lethnot.


21:941

MARY

Queen consort of George V with Enoch Bell, custodian at Arbroath Abbey

PA 1979 1882

MARY Queen consort MS 747/32/9


of King George V

MARY, Queen Wife of King George V Visit to Kelly Castle, Arbirlot, 1921

Photo album MS 685

MASON, Edward

Fl. 1897 Arbroath

Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, 1897 Page 142

18:394.4

MASON, William Montrose Boy’s champion at Montrose Academy sports.


MS 850/2

MASON, William R.

1927 Golfer going to U.S.A. Carnoustie.

Carnoustie Scrapbook 1926 – 1927 Page 117,119,126

24:027.4

MASSEY, Roy Fl. 1951 Mayflower Tent Rechabites on an outing to Monifieth


21:941

MASTERTON, D. S.

Fl. 1902 Town Councillor in Montrose

PA 1981 1685

MATHER, Alexander

Arbroath, school attendance officer

Registrum de Panmure Vol. 1 Opp. Title page

62:929.2

MATHER, Nancy Monifieth Toddler helping to sell Remembrance Day poppies.


MS 850/2

MATHEW, John A. Newtyle Photograph taken Newtyle 1917

PF 1985 1085

MATHEWSON, John

Montrose Baritone with the Montrose choral Union


MS 850/1

MATHEWSON, 1924 Played for Carnoustie 24:027.4


John Carnoustie Hockey club.

Scrapbook 1924-1925 Page 29

MATTHEW, Alexander

Minister, son of Meggie Wallace, Arbroath and Alexander Matthew, farmer at Loanmouth, Carmyllie

MS 545/2/7/1

MATTHEW, Ann Wife of John Murray, dairy farmer at Murray Place, Arbroath.

MS 545/2/7/7/

MATTHEW, James Carmyllie William Coull Anderson’s uncle. [Photographer: James Milne, St. Ruth’s, Arbroath]

No. 21 MS 545/2/1

MATTHEW, Margaret

SEE Wallace, Meggie

MATTHEWS, Alice North Port distillery employee


21:941

MAULE, Christian (Lady)


MAULE, Christian, Lady

Taken c. 1870. [Photographer: D. R. Ross, Brechin]

PB 1985 719/2

MS 747/21/1287

MAULE, James

4th Earl of Panmure

Registrum de Panmure Vol. 1 Opp. Page LXVIII

62:929.2

MAULE, Jean 1618-1685 The Carnegys of Lour between pages 38-39

33:929.2/Car

MAULE, Patrick

1st Earl of Panmure

Registrum de Panmure Vol. 1 Opp. Page XI

62:929.2


MAULE, Patrick 1585-1661 1st Earl of Panmure

The Carnegys of Lour between pages 38-39

33:929.2/Car

MAULE, William

Baron Panmure

Registrum de Panmure Vol. 1 After CCXIII

62:929.2

MAULE, William Ramsay

1771-1852

Baron of Brechin and Navar

PB 1988 2721 (photo of oil painting)

MAULE, William, Hon.

Panmure, M.P.

PB 1981 791 (photo of painting)

MAXWELL, Alice Daughter of David Maxwell, Ballindarg (potato merchant?) Marriage to Alexander Bowie, Mains of Kelly in the East Church, Forfar.


MS 850/1

MAXWELL, David

Burgh surveyor in Montrose

PM 1981 1661

MAXWELL, David


PM 1981 1664

MAXWELL, David


PM 1981 1668

MAXWELL, David Burgh surveyor, Montrose

PM 1981 1536

MAXWELL, David

Writer to the Signet; from Carmyllie

Rev John Keith from his Old Boys No. 10

MS 773

MAXWELL, Isobel Forfar Daughter of Mr Maxwell, Commercial Bank House, Forfar, married Leslie


MS 850/1


W. Bond of Genoa in Dundee.

MAXWELL, J.

d. 1915 Lance corporal 5th Black Watch; shoemaker employed at Hill road Boot Factory


18:940.467

MAXWELL, M (Miss)

Forfar Played Phyllis in the Forfar Amateur Operatice Production of Iolanthe in 1924

MS747/33/1022

MAXWELL, William

Minister from Carmyllie

Rev John Keith from his Old Boys No. 11

MS 773

MAXWELL, William

d. 1918 Private 26th Canadian Infantry; served an apprenticeship at Westburn Foundry before going to Canada


18:940.467

MAY, Donald Fl. 1951 Attending Mr H. Alan Brown’s retrial party on 16 May 1951


21:941

MCALLEY, Liz Brechin MS 590/2/17 MS 747/21/394

MCANDREW, John 1917 Carnoustie resident who worked in the India jute industry; golfer, tennis player, footballer and cricketer.


24:027.4

MCAULEY, Ian Sitting in the chair with Bob Henry on the right c. 1950

PF 1985 1061


MCBAIN, (-) Fl. 1897 Captain in the Arbroath detachment of the 1st Forfarshire Volunteer Artillery

Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee, 1897 Page 119

18:394.4

MCBAIN, A. D. FL. 1886 Arbroath. Officer in the Arbroath Corps, Artillery Volunteers, 1886

Arbroath Corps, Artillery Volunteers, 1886 No. 17

MS 771

MCBAIN, James Elected to Arbroath Town Council, 1946


18:070.175 (ALH)

MCBAIN, James A. D.

Fl. 1886 Arbroath. Captain in the Arbroath Corps, Artillery Volunteers, 1886


MS 771

MCBAIN, N Fl. 1886 Arbroath. Officer in the Arbroath Corps, Artillery Volunteers, 1886


MS 771

MCBAY, James d. 1917 Private 6th Black Watch; ploughman with Mr Binnie, Fauldie Hill, Arbirlot; invalided home in September 1916 before returning to France in May 1917


18:940.467

MCCALLAN, (-), Rev. Mr

Fl. 1914 Montrose bestows freedom on

Montrose Newspaper Cuttings

58:941


benefactors 1914

1896-1917 Vol. 7 Page 38

MCCALLUM, Archibald

Arbroath Elected Town Councillor


MS 850/2

MCCALMAN, John Arbroath Minister at Inverbrothock Church, 1861-1862

Dutch-Inverbrothock Church Page 8

18:284.241

MCCLAREN, Mary

Fl. Late 19th century

Weaver at Station Works, Forfar

Onwards from Osnaburghs: the rise and progress of a Scottish textile company Don & Low of Forfar 1792-1992 Page 150

33:677.1164

MCCOMB, William Played golf at Monifieth golf course.

PMF 2002 22 MS 747/56:57

MCCOMBIE, William

Idvies Gamekeeper at Idvies.


MS 850/1

MCCONNELL, John

d. 1918 Lance-Corporal 6th Seaforth Highlanders; printer at the Herald office; joined the territorials in 1909 as a signaller in the 5th Black Watch and mobilised in 1914; awarded the Military Medal in 1917 for repairing telephones under heavy


18:940.467


fire. MCCORMACK, John

1927 Count; tenor. Carnoustie Scrapbook 1926 – 1927 Page 158

24:027.4

MCCORQUODALE, (-)

1927 Provost of Carnoustie

Carnoustie Scrapbook 1926 – 1927 Page 138

24:027.4

MCCORQUODALE, David Alexander

First provost of Carnoustie; Justice of the Peace

Forfarshire and Fifeshire Leaders

01:923.2

MCCORQUODALE, David Alexander

1921 1st Provost of Carnoustie; death

Carnoustie Scrapbook 1921-1923 Page 25,26

24:027.4

MCCOSH, Isabella SEE GUTHRIE

MCCOSH, James 1 April 1811- 16 November 1891

Son of Andrew McCosh, farmer, Carskeoch, Straiton, Ayrshire and Jean Carson; he married Isabella Guthrie on 29 September 1845; Minister at Arbroath Abbey Church 17 December 1835, before transferring to Brechin 24 January 1839; immortalised by Thackeray in the ballad of “The Last Irish Grievance”

Eminent Arbroathians Page 317

18:920

MCCROW, John 1922 Late stationmaster in Carnoustie.


24:027.4

MCCULLOCH, Arbroath Minister at Dutch- 18:284.241


James Melville Inverbrothock Church, 1829-1833

Inverbrothock Church, page 3

MCCURRACH, W. Fl. 1924 Priest at St. Thomas Roman Catholic Church


18:070

MCDIARMID, W. H.

Minister at Lowson Memorial Church, Forfar in 1929

Small Livings Bazaar Book Page 53

33:284.2

MCDONALD, Charles Croall

d. 1918 Gunner Royal Field Artillery; barman in the Lorne Bar; his brother John was killed in 1917


18:940.467

MCDONALD, James

d. 21 August 1917

Elder of the church

1st United Free Church, Kirriemuir – 150 anniversary Opp. Page 54

45:284.2

MCDONALD, John d. 1917 Private 7th Black Watch; tenter at the Alma Works


18:940.467

MCEWAN, Walter Arbroath Rescued from a snowstorm.


MS 850/1

MCGLASHAN, Donald

d. 1917 CPL-Farrier Royal Field Artillery; master blacksmith in Dickfield Street; freemason belonging to St. Thomas Lodge; member of the Men’s Own Brotherhood


18:940.467


MCGLASHAN, George

B c. 1875 Harbourmaster at Arbroath


18:070

MCGLASHAN, R. Elected Dean of Guild in January 1939


18:070.175 (ALH)

MCGLASHAN, William

1924 Played for Carnoustie Hockey club.


24:027.4

MCGONIGAL, G. C.

1926 Bailie, Carnoustie


24:027.4

MCGONIGAL, G. Calvert

Bailie on Carnoustie Town Council resigned

Carnoustie Scrapbooks, 1927-28 Page 74

24:0274

MCGREGOR, Aikman Duncan

Arbroath / Manchester

Son of James and Elixabeth MacGregor. His wife and family, taken in Manchester.

Opposite page 17

MS 545/4

MCGREGOR, Angus

1 year old mascot of the 1st Glamis Scouts


MS 850/2

MCGREGOR, David

d. 1916 Private, signaller, B Company, 2nd Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers; apprentice engineer at Dens Iron Work, Arbroath


18:940.467

MCGREGOR, William

Fl. 1909-1911

President of the Arbroath Instrumental Band


18:070


MCHARDIE, David 1st United Free Church, Kirriemuir – 150 anniversary Opp. Page 70

45:284.2

MCHARDIE, William


45:284.2

MCHARDY, W. Newtyle c. 1914 PF 1985 985 MCHARG, B. Fl. 1967 Cathedral

Women’s Guild members in a tableau of late Victorian homecrafts 1967


21:941

MCHUGH, E. M. F. Arbroath Assistant-priest at St. Mary’s Episcopal church at the time of the jubilee in 1904.

Notes on Episcopacy Opposite Page 105

18:283.41

MCINTOSH, David Fl. 1908 Swimmer with St. Thomas Swimming Club


18:070

MCINTOSH, David Montrose 61 Baltic Street; gained the Queen’s Scout Badge

MRA 1962 p21

MCINTOSH, George

Cormuir Farm, Glenprosen Won the Dalhardy championship Cup of the Glenprosen Rifle Club.


MS 850/2

MCINTOSH, J. M. Montrose Member of the Montrose

Angus Herald Special Number 1931

MS 850/1


Players. Page 38 MCINTOSH, Norman

d. 1917 Lance Corporal 9th Black Watch; farm servant at Finniston, Letham


18:940.467

MCKAY, Alex Office bearer, Queen Street Congregational Church, Arbroath

Queen Street Congregational Church, Arbroath Centenary Bazaar Book 1799-1899 Page 71

18:284.241

MCKENZIE, (-), Mrs

Fl. 1967 Cathedral Women’s Guild members in a tableau of late Victorian homecrafts 1967


21:941

MCKENZIE, Ara Fl. 1930’s Dance class student


21:941

MCKENZIE, Francis Begg

1923 New Zealand sheep millionaire.


24:027.4

MCKENZIE, J. Newtyle 15 March 1915 – two days after the battle of Neuve Chapelle (10-13 March 1915)

PF 1985 999

MCKENZIE, John Newtyle d. 1942

At Belmont Street, Newtyle in 1917; wearing military uniform; died 19 March 1942

PF 1985 1052

MCKENZIE, Mary Lived in River Street, Brechin

MS 747/21/474


MCKERCHAR, John

Retired Stationmaster at Aldbar Road.


MS 850/2

MCKNIGHT, Alexander

d. 1916 Private 1st Battalion King’s Own Scottish Borderers; tailor in Glasgow


18:940.467

MCLACHLAN, Peter

Fl. 1930’s Candidate for Carnoustie Town Councillor

PC 1983 956 MS 747/24:46

MCLACHLAN, Peter

Resigned from Carnoustie Town Council

Carnoustie Scrapbooks, 1927-28 Page 150

24:0274

MCLAGGAN, James

Captain PM 1985 365 Portrait by Alexander Mill

MCLAREN, E Forfar in the Forfar Amateur Operatice Production of Iolanthe in 1924

MS747/33/1026

MCLAREN, E. R. Fl. 1927 Member of the Forfar Amateurs

Newspaper Cuttings Album Page 23

MS 178/1

MCLAREN, E. R. Fl. 1927 Member of the Forfar Amateurs


MS 178/1

MCLAREN, Thomas

Elected elder in 1882


45:284.2

MCLAREN, W. H. Fl. 1925 Member of Lodge Forfar Kilwinning no. 90

Bazaar Book: Lodge Forfar Kilwinning Page 21

33:366/1


MCLAREN, William H.

Elmsled, Forfar; Post-master of Lodge Forfar Kilwinning no. 90

Beauty Spots in and around Forfar Page 152

33:914

MCLAUGHLIN, C. Mrs

Forfar At 9, John St., Forfar

PF 1995 184

MCLAUGHLIN, Douglas

1916 Sergeant-Cook in the Canadian Construction Company; brother-in-law of Robert Morrison of Carnoustie.


24:027.4

MCLAUGHLIN, Hilda

Forfar c. 1930; at 9, John St., Forfar

PF 1995 185

MCLAUGHLIN, John

Forfar c. 1925; seated on the right of a horse drawn trap near the Smiddy at the Bog, Forfar.

PF 1995 181

MCLAUGHLIN, John

c. 1946-47; Golden Wedding invitation for 17 Jan 1947

PF 1995 186

MCLAUGHLIN, John, Mrs

c. 1946-47; Golden Wedding invitation for 17 Jan 1947

PF 1995 186

MCLAY, John S. M.P. for Angus

MS 747/21/142 MS 747/21/220

MCLEAN, Dave Forfar A veteran football player.


MS 850/1

MCLEAN, Dave Played cricket for Forfar


MS 850/2

MCLEAN, M (Miss)

Forfar in the Forfar Amateur

MS747/33/1029


Operatice Production of Iolanthe in 1924

MCLEAN, Willie Won the Boath Scott Trophy at Montrose.


MS 850/2

MCLEISH, Margaret B

Montrose 10 Union Place, Montrose; former housekeepr at Lathallan School; married journalist T L Rogers at the Montrose Old Parish Church

MRA 1962 p29

MCLELLAN, D. T. H.

Author of the Laird of Balfrie, and son of a former Brechin schoolmaster.


MS 850/1

MCLENNAN, Robert

Teacher in Brechin

MS 747/21/391

MCLEOD, John

d. 1917 Rifleman 6th London Regiment; with the Arbroath Equitable Co-operative society Ltd before becoming a baker in London


18:940.467

MCLEOD, John 1915 Carnoustie footballer; enlisted in the Australian Field Artillery.


24:027.4

MCLEOD, John 1916 Carnoustie; Carnoustie 24:027.4


Lance-corporal in the Australian Field Artillery; former Scottish junior footballer.

Scrapbook 1914-1918 Page 72

MCLEOD, John 1927 Health Inspector in Coraki, New South Wales, Australia.


24:027.4

MCLEOD, N. (Mr) 1923 Member of the Carnoustie Erskine U. F. Church follies party.


24:027.4

MCNAB, Maggie Brechin (abt. 1910)

MS 747/21/399

MCNAUGHTON, Harold Victor

d. 1917

Sergeant Major 13th Canadian Scottish, St. Thomas, Ontario; clerical worker of the Pere Marquette Railway


18:940.467

MCNEILL, (-)

Chief Constable in Arbroath


18:394.4

MCNICOLL, Bella Newtyle c. 1900 PF 1985 997 MCNICOLL, J. Newtyle Standing on

the right hand side of group; at Newtyle Smiddy c. 1890 – 1900

PF 1985 1082

MCPHERSON, J. M.

Minister at Dunnichen in 1929


33:284.2

MCPHERSON, William D.

d. 16 May 1946

Hawcote, Viewfield Road, Arbroath;

Arbroath Herald Christmas Album, 1946

18:070.175 (ALH)


employee at Vickers Ltd; died aged 67 years

Page 13

MCROBB, J F C Montrose Managing partner of R & sons Ltd

MRA 1962 p10

MCWALTER, Jean Newtyle c. 1912 at Luncarty Home Farm married to Thomas McWalter; brother of John Urquhart of Newbigging Toll, Newtyle

PF 1985 1015

MCWALTER, Thomas

Newtyle c. 1912 at Luncarty Home Farm married to Jean Urquhart; brother-in-law of John Urquhart of Newbigging Toll, Newtyle

PF 1985 1015

MEAD, (-) Doctor PM 1985 401 MEADE, E. H., Surgeon (RN)

1894; back row of a group of Plaque Medicoes

PF 1995 207

MEEKISON, Wilfred

d. 1916 Private 15th Royal Scots; steel worker in Motherwell


18:940.467

MELBA, Nellie Australia Opera singer with Angus connection.


MS 850/1

MELDRUM, George

d. 1916 Private 5th Black Watch; employed as a lapper at Caldhame works, Brechin


18:940.467


MELDRUM, Harry 1926 Damacre Road School standard 5 class


21:941

MELDRUM, Jock Fl. 1929-1930

Pictured in front of the Kings Picture House, 1929-30


21:941

MELDRUM, Raymond

North Port distillery employee


21:941

MELROSE (Miss) Brechin in the Brechin Operatic Society production of Iolanthe c. 1900s

MS929/61

MELROSE (Miss) Brechin in the Brechin Operatic Society production of Iolanthe c. 1900s

MS929/65

MELVILLE, Ethel 1921 Carnoustie; bridesmaid at the wedding of her sister Florence.


24:027.4

MELVILLE, Florence

1921 Carnoustie; wedding to J. Y. Burness of Motherwell; daughter of Ex-Baillie John Melville.


24:027.4

MELVILLE, J. H. A left handed cricketer playing for Forfarshire


MS 850/1

MELVILLE, J. S.

Native of Markinch, Fife; Bailie in Montrose; convener of the Cleansing Committee; vice-president of the

Montrose Newspaper Cuttings 1896-1917 Vol. 5 Page 183-184

58:941


Montrose Liberal Association; keen bowler

MELVILLE, Ruth Leslie

Brechin Provost of Angus Council

MS 747/21/164 MS 747/21/166

MELVILLE, William G.

d. 1915 Private 5th Black Watch; apprentice tailor with Mr Charles Young Myles, Arbroath


18:940.467

MELVIN, (-)

Bailie in Arbroath


18:394.4

MELVIN, Charles Private, winner of the Victoria Cross

PF 1986 92

MELVIN, Charles V.C. Placing a wreath on Kirriemuir War Memorial


MS 850/1

MELVIN, George S.

Fl. 1920's Entertainer, Melvin's Merry Mascots; born Arbroath

PA 1979 992

MELVIN, George S.


PA 1979 1024

MELVIN, George S.


PA 1980 879

MELVIN, George S.


PA 1980 880

MELVIN, J. S. Fl. 1911 Montrose Town Councillor

PM 1981 1722


MELVIN, Lotte Mitchell’s grocer shop staff. (Now Webster’s wine shop)


21:941

MELVIN, Reg Fl. 1946 Quiz night at Y.M.C.A. football team 1946


21:941

MELVIN, William F.

Fl. 1902-1911

Provost in Montrose; Montrose Public Library Committee

PM 1981 1646

MELVIN, William F.

Fl. 1902-1911


PM 1981 1695 (as provost)

MELVIN, William F.

Fl. 1902-1911


PM 1981 1719 (as treasurer)

MELVIN, William Fotheringham

Fl. 1900-1903

Provost of Montrose 1900, 1903; born St. Cyrus; trained as a teacher; worked in the church of Scotland Training College, Bombay for 25 years


58:941


Fl. 1900-1903

Provost of Montrose 1900, 1903; presentation of mace to Montrose Town Council


58:941


Fl. 1900-1903

Provost of Montrose 1900, 1903; son of James Melvin, joiner, Lauriston, St.


58:941


Cyrus; headmaster of Kinfauns School; principal of the general assembly's institution at Bombay


Fl. 1900-1903

Provost of Montrose 1900, 1903; upcoming elections and a history of the offices he has held; see also page 40 in volume 2


58:941

MENZIES, Alexander

Fl. 1873-1908

Rector of Webster's Seminary and President of the Educational Institute of Scotland

Regality of Kirriemuir Page 180

45:941

MENZIES, William Dudgeon Graham

b. 1857

Justice of the Peace; Forfarshire County Councillor; of Hallyburton, Forfar

Forfarshire & Fifeshire Leaders Page 52

01:923.2

MESTON, Helen 1926 Damacre Road School standard 5 class


21:941

MICHIE, J. D. 1888-1960 Standing outside his music shop at 22 Panmure Street, Brechin


21:941

MICHIE, John L. A.

d. 1918 Lance Corporal 7th Seaforth Highlanders; apprentice joiner with


18:940.467


Messrs J. & R. W. Sievwright; student at Dundee Technical College

MIDDLETON, (-)

Fl. 1911 Town Councillor in Montrose; Montrose Public Library Committee

PM 1981 1649

MIDDLETON, A. Fl. 1902 Town Councillor in Montrose

PM 1981 1678

MIDDLETON, Alexander

Fl. 1897 Minister in Arbroath


18:394.4

MIDDLETON, Alexander

1916 Carnoustie; Corporal in the Black Watch.


24:027.4

MIDDLETON, Bob Fl. 1940’s Member of the Brechin Fire Brigade


21:941

MIDDLETON, G. A.

Montrose Arbroath Herald Forfarshire Illustrated Annual, 1932 Page 84

MS 850/2

MIDDLETON, George

d. 1916

Corporal 3rd Royal Scots; plumber with Mr John Rayne


18:940.467

MIDDLETON, Helen

Glamis Countess of Strathmore

Glamis Parish History – Stirton, op 22

MIDDLETON, Marry

1935-36 With Stannochy’s milk cart in Church Street, Brechin


21:941

MIDDLETON, William

d. 1918 Gunner Royal Garrison

Roll of Honour -

18:940.467


Artillery; clerk with Messrs Wordie & Co. at Arbroath and then Aberdeen


MILL, David

d. 1917 Gunner 100th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery; machine man at the Taymouth Engineering Works, Carnoustie


18:940.467

MILL, George Robertson

d. 1918 Staff Surgeon Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve; distinguished career at Arbroath High School and Edinburgh University; voyaged to Japan and Liverpool before settling in Birkenhead


18:940.467

MILL, Jack Arbroath Child c. 1875 Son of William Mill, lighthouse keeper [E. Strachan, 28 Commerce St., Arbroath]

No. 46 MS 545/2/1

MILL, Jack Arbroath Child, wearing kilk. Son of William Mill, lighthouse keeper & Mary Lowe. [Photographer: E. Strachan, 28 Commerce St., Arbroath]

No. 36 MS 545/2/1


MILL, Margaret Forrest

Fl. 1910-1915

Dorward Road, Montrose

PM 1994 115


Fl. 1910-1915


PM 1994 117


Fl. 1910-1915


PM 1994 257-259


Fl. 1910-1915


See also MS 1

MILL, Mary Arbroath Baby. Daughter of William Mill, lighthouse keeper & Mary Lowe. [Photographer: E. Strachan, 28 Commerce St., Arbroath]

No. 36 MS 545/2/1

MILL, William Arbroath Lighthouse keeper. Cousin of James Fraser Anderson. Married Mary Lowe. Died in 1914. Buried in the Eastern Cemetery, Arbroath. [Photographer: E. Strachan, 28 Commerce St., Arbroath]

No. 36 MS 545/2/1

MILLAR, (-), Captain

Return from a campaign which saw the relief of Mafeking


58:941

MILLAR, A. Newtyle c. 1910; standing at the far right; baker at corner of Belmont Street and

PF 1985 1097


Castle Street, Newtyle

MILLAR, A. Missionary, Brechin

MS 747/21/1270

MILLAR, Alexander

Montrose Town Councillor

PM 1981 1508

MILLAR, David 1915 Retired postman after 43 years service; Queen Street, Carnoustie


24:027.4

MILLAR, David 1915 Corporal in the Australian Forces; golfer and Arbroath footballer.


24:027.4

MILLAR, David 1927 Death of retired postman, aged 77years. Carnoustie.


24:027.4

MILLAR, Edward c. 1822-1911

Wood merchant in Montrose

Montrose Newspaper Cuttings Vol. 6 Page 14

58:941

MILLAR, Edward W.

Fl. 1912 Rector of St. Mary's Episcopal Church; son of Mr Millar of Rossie Castle


18:070

MILLAR, Harold Watson Hoyer

d. 1914 Son of Major and Mrs R. Hoyer Millar, Aberdeen; motorcyclist who died during a race; amateur actor; hockey player; scoutmaster of the 28th Aberdeen troup


58:941

MILLAR, Innes 1927 Columnist for the People’s Journal.

Carnoustie Scrapbook 1926 – 1927

24:027.4


Carnoustie. Page 135,138-9, 142-3,150-1

MILLAR, J. 1937; with Mrs Boyle, Provost Graham and Town Officer at presentation of Freedom of Burgh to Mrs Boyle.

PF 1983 773

MILLAR, N. E. 1924 Member of the amateur Carnoustie Follies


24:027.4

MILLAR, N. E. (Mr)

1923 Member of the Carnoustie Erskine U. F. Church follies party.


24:027.4

MILLAR, R. Hoyer

Freedom of the burgh conferred for her founding of the Jubilee Nurses Association


58:941

MILLAR, Robert Letham. Mr and Mrs, Both 92 years old and the oldest inhabitants of the village.


MS 850/1

MILLAR, Robert Christian Hoyer

Justice of the Peace; Rossie Castle, Montrose


01:923.2

MILLAR, S. Missionary, his wife, baby and father in law [Photographer: J. Henderson, Perth]

PB 1985 713/3

MS 747/21/1270

MILLAR, William

Justice of the Peace; farmer at Keillor

Forfarshire & Fifeshire Leaders

01:923.2

MILLER, (-), Mrs d. c. 1927 Wife of Mr Newspaper MS 178/1


James Miller of Balgillo, Broughty Ferry

Cuttings Album Page 1

MILLER, A. C. Town Councillor in Montrose

PM 1981 1662

MILLER, Alexander McLean

d. 1918 Sapper Royal engineers; son-in-law of Andrew Rennie; died of pneumonia


18:940.467

MILLER, David

1809-1879 Author in Arbroath

Eminent Arbroathians Page 379

18:920

MILLER, James Fl. 1927 Minister in Forfar


MS 178/1

MILLER, John Fl. 1897 Minister at Queen Street Congregational Church, Arbroath

Queen Street congregational Church, Arbroath Centenary Bazaar Book, 1799-1899 Page 49, 75

18:284.241

MILLER, John Fl. 1897 Minister at Queen Street Congregational Church, Arbroath


18:394.4

MILLS, (-), Dr & Mrs

Newtyle South Street PF 1985 970

MILLS, David Marnie

Newtyle d. 1919

Surgeon, died 21 May 1919

PF 1985 968

MILLS, Frank J. R. 1925 Ex-Bailie of Carnoustie.


24:027.4

MILLS, Jane Newtyle d. 1917

d. 1 October 1917

PF 1985 969

MILLS, W. B.

d. 1904 Founder of the Kirriemuir Observer

Regality of Kirriemuir Page 267

45:941

MILLS, William d. 1917 Gunner royal Field Artillery; apprentice

Roll of Honour - Arbroath and District

18:940.467


engineer at Westburn Foundry

Page 117

MILN, George Solicitor in Arbroath


18:394.4

MILNE, A. L. Fl. 1940’s A group photograph – a the War memorial in Brechin


21:941

MILNE, Alexander R.

1856-1889 Minister, Arbroath


18:284.241

MILNE, Alexander, Mrs

b. 8 March 1801

Celebration of her 100th birthday; lives with her son Mr David Milne at 35 Lower Hall Street, Montrose


58:941

MILNE, Cathy Fl. 1929-1931

In front of the Kings Picture House; in a dance class; dressed as Columbine

The Brechin Bobbie-dazzler Page 73, 74, 77

21:941

MILNE, D. S. Had the first gas driven private car in Scotland, 1939 (photo shows car)


18:070.175 (ALH)

MILNE, David Forfar Member of Forfar Dramatic Society


MS 850/2

MILNE, David Fl. 1910 Treasurer of the Arbroath

Arbroath Newspaper

18:070


Men's Own

Cuttings Vol. 3 Page 82b

MILNE, Duncan d. 1917 Private 5th Black Watch; machine man at Stanley Works


18:940.467

MILNE, Ella Mitchell’s grocer shop staff. (Now Webster’s wine shop)


21:941

MILNE, George Montrose Of John Milne & Sons, grain merchant


MS 850/2

MILNE, George Warehouseman at the North Port Distillery

Mair Aboot It Page 53

21:941

MILNE, George d. 1909 Flour merchant in Montrose; he joined with several Montrose merchants to form the Caledonian Flourmilling Company sons named George and John plus five daughters


58:941

MILNE, George d. 1918 Private 5th Black Watch; farm servant at Lauchlands


18:940.467

MILNE, Isaac Fl. 1904 Football player with football club


18:070

MILNE, J Depute Town Chamberlain, Montrose

PM 1985 2854 (MM)


MILNE, J. Depute Town Chamberlain of Montrose

PM 1981 1547

MILNE, J. M. 1923 Doctor; in the Voluntary Aid Detachment; Carnoustie.


24:027.4

MILNE, James Episcopacy in Forfar Opp. Page 60

33:283

MILNE, James Fl. 1878 Football player with Arbroath Football Club; vice-captain


18:070

MILNE, James d. 1915 Private Black Watch; canvas beamer at the St. Rollox Works, Lindsay Street, Arbroath


18:940.467

MILNE, James d. 1918 Stretcher Bearer 5th Black Watch; apprentice baker with Mr W. B. Williamson; his brother Gunner Charles Milne died of pneumonia in Arbroath Infirmary


18:940.467

MILNE, Jim Fl. 1940’s Member of the Brechin Fire Brigade


21:941

MILNE, John PM 1986 896 MILNE, John Findlay Stuart

d. 1918 Private 7th Gordon Highlanders; farm servant at Kirkton of Inverkeilor;


18:940.467


his brother Private George Milne died 3 months before him.

MILNE, John G. Fl. 1875-1878

Provost of Montrose

PM 1985 367

MILNE, Lyall Fl. 1946 Quiz night at Y.M.C.A. football team 1946


21:941

MILNE, Nessie Fl. 1920’s Girls Club Choir in the early 1920’s. Club members in the garden of Miss Lamb’s house.


21:941

MILNE, Peter d. 16 September 1939

Former minister at Glamis


18:070.175 (ALH)

MILNE, Robert d. 1918 Private 10th Black Watch; ploughman at Old Downie


18:940.467

MILNE, Robert Conway

d. 1917 Lieutenant Royal Naval Reserve aboard HMS Q27; apprentice in the Hindustan Shipping Company of Sunderland and chief officer in the Clan Line Shipping Company

Roll of Honour - Arbroath and District Page95

18:940.467

MILNE, Sis c. 1963-1973

In Meg Napier’s sweet shop at the top of the Vennel near Andover School


21:941

MITCHELL, Honorary Arbroath MS 850/2


Treasurer, Brechin Town Council

Herald Forfarshire Illustrated Annual, 1932 Page 104

MITCHELL, (-) Provost of Montrose

PM 1985 373

MITCHELL, (-) 1857 Draper in Forfar in 1857.

Beauty Spots in and around Forfar Page 61

33:914

MITCHELL, (-) (Miss)


MITCHELL, (-), Mrs

Newtyle c. 1912 – with her husband Piggy at the door to their house in Belmont Street, Newtyle

PF 1985 1018

MITCHELL, (-), Mrs

Mother of Montrose Provost William Mitchell

PM 1988 2766

MITCHELL, (-), Mrs

Fl. 1940’s A night at the Soshie Guild


21:941

MITCHELL, (-), Mrs

Fl. 1950’s Pensioners’ dinner at the Coventry


21:941

MITCHELL, A. H. Minister At Kirriemuir Parish Church in 1929


33:284.2

MITCHELL, Alexander

d. 1918 Private 1st Gordon Highlanders; machine man at Dens Iron Works


18:940.467

MITCHELL, Alexander Murray Officer

d. 1917 Gunner with the Royal Air Force; ploughman in the Carmyllie


18:940.467


district and then a driver on the Dundee and Monifieth Tramway Cars

MITCHELL, C—as Kintrockat [Photographer: George Washington Wilson, Aberdeen]

PB 1981 1948 MS 747/21/1290

MITCHELL, Chae Standing outside the Brechin United Co-operative Society Ltd, 18 River Street, Brechin


21:941

MITCHELL, Chae Fl. 1930 Member of the Brechin City Road Band who won the Grant Cup in 1930


21:941

MITCHELL, Charles

Fl. 1888-1891

Provost of Brechin 1888-1891

PB 1985 1307

MITCHELL, Charles

Provost of Brechin

MS 747/21/1290

MITCHELL, Chrissie

Fl. 1945 Brechin High School girl’s hockey XI


21:941

MITCHELL, Cobbler

Fl. 1940’s Member of the Brechin Fire Brigade


21:941

MITCHELL, D. Fl. 1940’s A group photograph – a the War memorial in Brechin


21:941

MITCHELL, David Bailie in Montrose; OBE

PM 1985 405

MITCHELL, David Young boy [Photographer: D. R. Ross, Brechin]

PB 1981 1978 MS 747/21/1289


MITCHELL, David

d. 1909 Merchant; his obituary; from Brechin where he served his apprenticeship to the grocery and wine trade with Provost Duncan of Brechin; opened his shop in the west side of the High Street, Montrose on 15 June 1850


58:941

MITCHELL, David Brechin MS 747/21/1289

MITCHELL, Evelyn

1926 Damacre Road School standard 5 class


21:941

MITCHELL, Frederick

d. 1917 Sergeant 5th Cameron Highlanders; machine man with Messrs Douglas Fraser & Sons at Westburn Foundry


18:940.467

MITCHELL, Geordie

Fl. 1960’s Brechin Cage Bird Society member


21:941

MITCHELL, Gertie c. 1921/22 Bank Street School primary class


21:941

MITCHELL, Gilbert

Fl. 1930 Member of the Brechin City Road Band who won the Grant Cup in 1930


21:941

MITCHELL, Gregor


MITCHELL, Henry G.

Fl. 1937-1942

Provost of Brechin

PB 1981 1994 PB 1981 1997

MS 747/21/188


PB 1981 1860 MITCHELL, Henry G.

Provost of Brechin

MS 747/21/273 MS 747/21/451

MITCHELL, Henry G.

Provost of Brechin

MS 747/21/1288 MS 747/21/1468

MITCHELL, Hugh Minister at Craig

PM 1981 1950 PM 1985 358 (portrait)

MITCHELL, J. Fl. 1902 Hospital Master in Montrose

PM 1981 1675

MITCHELL, J. R. Fl. 1902 Treasurer in Montrose

PM 1981 1688

MITCHELL, James Fl. 1891-1897

Provost of Montrose, 1891, 1894, 1897; attendance of a ceremony concerning the erection of a fountain in Mid Links, Montrose


58:941

MITCHELL, Jessie Fl. 1920’s Girls Club Choir in the early 1920’s. Club members in the garden of Miss Lamb’s house.


21:941

MITCHELL, Marjory

Dean of Guild, Montrose

PM 1985 2851 (MM)

MITCHELL, Marjory M

Montrose Bailie, later provost

MRA 1962 p9

MITCHELL, Marjory M.

Provost of Montrose

PM 1981 1544

MITCHELL, Piggy Newtyle c. 1912 – with his wife at the door to their house in Belmont Street, Newtyle

PF 1985 1018

MITCHELL, Susy Fl. 1960’s Brechin Cage Bird Society member

The Brechin Bobbie-dazzler Page

21:941


59 MITCHELL, Thomas F.

d. 1918 Lance Corporal 9th Highland Light Infantry; apprentice fitter at Dens Iron Works; his brother David was in the A.S.C.


18:940.467

MITCHELL, William

Town Councillor of Montrose

PM 1981 1500

MOFFAT, (-), Miss c. 1900 Forfar Instrumental Band Bazaar – Ladies Committee

Anither Kirn Poke Page 72

33:941

MOFFAT, (-), Provost

With chain of office.

PF 1983 787

MOFFAT, James Provost of Forfar 1907-24

Kirn Poke O' Farfar Page 90

33:941

MOFFAT, James Fl. 1871-1911

Missionary with Arbroath Town Mission for 40 years


18:070

MOFFAT, James 1907-24 Provost of Forfar 1907-24

Kirn Poke O’ Farfar Page 90

33:941

MOFFAT, Joseph

Secretary of the Arbroath Young Men's Christian Association


18:070

MOIR, Charles Had a band, Brechin.

MS 747/21/246

MOIR, J. K. c. 1955 Provost of Arbroath 1952-1957

PA 1985 409

MOIR, James Maryton 4 generation photo with his son, James grandson James and great grand


MS 850/1


daughter Mary.

MOIR, Robert Minister (Brechin)

PB 1981 1980

MOIR, Robert Careston Minister at Careston & translater to Tothiemay in 1858. [Photographer: George Washington Wilson, Aberdeen]

PB 1981 1980 MS 747/21/1980

MOIR, Robert Minister at Careston

MS 747/21/1276

MOIR, Robert (Mrs)

Wife of Rev. Moir, Careston

MS 747/21/1274

MOIR, Robert, Mrs [Photographer: A. Adams, Aberdeen]

PB 1981 1959 MS 747/21/1274

MOIR, W. Fl. 1950's Town Councillor in Montrose

PM 1981 1632

MOLISON, Thomas Provost of Brechin 1800-1814

PB 1985 1308

MOLLISON, (-), Mr

Fl. 1960’s Brechin Cage Bird Society member


21:941

MOLLISON, Andrew

Forfar c. 1920s; standing on the left with other C R Engine Sheds, Forfar employees.

PF 1995 187

MOLLISON, Dave Fl. 1930 Member of the Brechin City Road Band who won the Grant Cup in 1930


21:941

MOLLISON, David Montrose PM 1981 1525

MOLLISON, Joe Arbroath Police constable

Angus Herald Special Number 1931

MS 850/1


Participated in the Arbroath police golf trophy

Page 69

MOLLISON, Samuel

Fl. 1910 Arbroath Men's Own Committee member


18:070

MOLLISON, Sandy Eassie & Nevay c. 1916

Back row 7th from left

PF 1985 1010

MOLLOY, Jim Fl. 1951 Mayflower Tent Rechabites on an outing to Monifieth


21:941

MOLYNEUX, J. F., Dr.

1894; back row of a group of Plaque Medicoes

PF 1995 207

MONCRIEFF, Alexander

Minister; one of the 4 founders of the Secession Church in Scotland

1st United Free Church, Kirriemuir – 150 anniversary Page 20

45:284.2

MONLIGHT, George

New Zealand PA 1987 2676 Photographed in 1868 [ALSC have originals in ]

MOONLIGHT, Elizabeth

Fl. 1868 New Zealand PA 1987 2677 [ALSC have originals in ]

MOONLIGHT, George Fairweather

c. 1868 MS 747/18/2137

MOORE, Robert Valentine

d. 1918 Lance Corporal 5th Black Watch; plumber with Messrs John c. Lindsay & Son


18:940.467

MORGAN, Claude Kyd

1915 Lieutenant-Colonel; Douglasleigh, Carnoustie; awarded the Cross of the

Carnoustie Scrapbook 1914-1918 Page 52,82,86

24:027.4


Order of St. Michael and St. George.

MORGAN, David Weir

Arbroath; lieutenant in the Arbroath Corps, Artillery Volunteers, 1886

Arbroath Corps, Artillery Volunteers No. 15

MS 771

MORGAN, Rosie Fl. 1931 In a dance class.


21:941

MORRISON, Alex Fl. 1909 Maisondieu Kirk Session and managers group photograph taken 20 March 1909


21:941

MORRISON, Alfred

1917 Captain in the Essex Regiment; nephew of John Morrison, Carnoustie bank agent.


24:027.4

MORRISON, Archibald, Mr & Mrs

116 High Street,, Arbroath. Celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on 26 August 1948.

Arbroath Herald Christmas Album 1948 Page 15

18:070.175

MORRISON, Avril School girl getting an autograph from Alex Home P.M. 1963 to 1964


21:941

MORRISON, Bett Fl. 1920’s A group of Brechiners on a Co-opie trip to St. Cyrus


21:941

MORRISON, Douglas

Private Seaforth

Roll of Honour -

18:940.467


Highlanders; iron turner at Dens Iron works when he joined the 5th Black Watch the day after war was declared; his two brothers Sergeant's John and George also served


MORRISON, Emily Fl. 1920’s Girls Club Choir in the early 1920’s. Club members in the garden of Miss Lamb’s house.


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MORRISON, George

d. 1874 Minister of Maison Dieu U. P. Church, March-November 1874, Died in 1874

Historical Sketch of Maison Dieu U. F. Church Page 17

21:285.241

MORRISON, James A.

d. 1916 Bombardier Royal Garrison Artillery; tenter employed at Smieton's weaving factory


18:940.467

MORRISON, Mary Arbroath Of Ladyloan, Arbroath married Thomas Robb.


MS 850/1

MORRISON, Robert

1916 Carnoustie; Bombadier Royal field Artillery; awarded the D.C.M.


24:027.4

MORRISON, Sylvia Montrose Rose Queen MRA 1962 p7 MORRISON, V., Arbroath Arbroath MS 850/2


Miss Won an Arbroath Ambulance Association trophy

Herald Forfarshire Illustrated Annual, 1932 Page 81

MORRISON, William

1929 Brechin burgh policeman group photograph


21:941

MORRISSON, (-), Miss

1929 Girls Club leader with her girls at a camp in Glen Lethnot.


21:941

MORTON, Arthur Fl. 1951 Attending Mr H. Alan Brown’s retrial party on 16 May 1951


21:941

MORTON, David Arbroath From Kinross; appointed Gas Manager in Arbroath


MS 850/2

MORTON, Denis Fl. 1946 Quiz night at Y.M.C.A. football team 1946


21:941

MORTON, Edward Douglas

d. 1917 Artificer Royal Field Artillery; apprentice fitter at Dens Iron Works


18:940.467

MORTON, Willie Fl. 1940’s Member of the Brechin Fire Brigade


21:941

MOUAT, D. M. Town Councillor in Montrose

PM 1981 1562

MOUAT, D. M. Councillor in Montrose

PM 1985 2844 (MM)

MOWAT, Wull Fl. 1930’s A pipe band outing group photograph


21:941

MOWATT, Wull 1930’s Dressed in Sunday best

Brechin Mixter-

21:941


Maxter Page 21

MOY, William (Sir) 1926 General manager of the South African Government Railway.


24:027.4

MUCKART, (-), Miss

1903 In a group photograph with the Arrat “Academy” bairns. Photographed by Geordie Forrest of Damacre Road.


21:941

MUCKART, David

d. 1915 Corporal 1st Welsh Horse; electrical engineer at electrical station at Llanelly, South Wales


18:940.467

MUCKART, John Pattullo

d. 1918 Sapper Royal Engineers; engineer with Messrs George Anderson & Co.; his brother David died in Alexandria


18:940.467

MUDIE, Andrew 1924 Played for Carnoustie Hockey club.


24:027.4

MUDIE, Irene Fl. 1945 Brechin High School girl’s hockey XI


21:941

MUIR, James

Of Abbeybank, Arbroath

Queen Street congregational Church, Arbroath Centenary Bazaar Book,

18:284.241


1799-1899 Page 80

MUIR, James

Fl. 1897 Of Abbeybank, Arbroath


18:394.4

MUISON, J. W. Fl. 1902 Dean of Guild in Montrose

PM 1981 1693

MUNDIN, David Spence

d. 1916

Private 5th Black Watch; postman


18:940.467

MUNRO, (-), Miss Fl. 1899 Photograph of the wedding party at her marriage to Rev. Sturrock, taken at her father’s house in Airlie Street


21:941

MUNRO, A. N. 1917 Carnoustie; Lieutenant in the Machine Gun Corps.


24:027.4

MUNRO, Alexander

d. 1918 Gunner Royal field Artillery; fireman in the Newark Sailcloth Co., Port Glasgow


18:940.467

MUNRO, Arthur 1915 Carnoustie; Corporal, Black Watch.


24:027.4

MUNRO, David MacDougall

d. 1918

Gunner royal field Artillery; clerk at Stanley Mill


18:940.467

MUNRO, Des Fl. 1951 Attending Mr H. Alan Brown’s retrial party on 16 May 1951


21:941

MUNRO, Hugh Thomas

b. 1856 Mountaineer; son of Sir Campbell Munro of


01:923.2


Lindertis

MURDOCK, Fraser 1926 Damacre Road School standard 5 class


21:941

MURRAY, (-), Master

c. 1921/22 Bank Street School primary class


21:941

MURRAY, A. R. Maclean

Headmaster of Brechin High School

MS 747/21/450

MURRAY, Adam, Mr and Mrs

Hillside Celebrated their golden wedding.


MS 850/1

MURRAY, Alexander

d. 1917 Gunner Royal Field Artillery; apprentice engineer at the Dens Iron Works


18:940.467

MURRAY, Annie Arbroath; daughter of James Murray and Annie Rennie Ewart.

MS 545/2/7/14

MURRAY, Archie C.

1916 Carnoustie; Lance-corporal in the Black Watch; wounded at Loos.


24:027.4

MURRAY, David

d. 1915 Corporal Canadian Expeditionary Force; employed by Mr Donald, West Port, Arbroath and Calgary Government Telephone Store


18:940.467

MURRAY, George d. 1916 Private 17th Royal Scots; under foreman

Roll of Honour - Arbroath and

18:940.467


at Nursery Mills

District Page 62

MURRAY, Jack 1926 Damacre Road School standard 5 class


21:941

MURRAY, James Son of John Murray, dairy farmer in Arbroath.

MS 545/2/7/22

MURRAY, James Knox

d. 1915 Private 5th Black Watch; apprentice engineer with Douglas Fraser & Sons Ltd


18:940.467

MURRAY, John Dairy at Murray Place, Arbroath

MS 545/2/7/6

MURRAY, John A. d. 26 June 1900

Minister, Bank St. Congregation, Kirriemuir; inducted 10 May 1871; died 26 June 1900 at Lochmill House, aged 72


45:284.2

MURRAY, Margaret

Montrose Soprano with the Montrose choral Union.


MS 850/1

MURRSY, (-) (Mrs) Fl. 1899-1927

Justice of the Peace in 1927; widow of Doctor William Murray of East High Street who died in 1899.


33:914

MUTCH, Peter

d. 1909 Caledonian Railway stationmaster at Montrose; born at Cove;

Montrose Newspaper Cuttings 1896-1917 Vol. 5 Page

58:941


lived at Fordoun, Brechin and Aberdeen

214

MYLEAS, (-), Mrs Forfar President of the Forfar Women Citizens’ Association


MS 850/2

MYLES, J. F.

Photographed while playing golf


58:941

MYLES, R. Freer 1927 County Clerk of Forfarshire in 1927; Overdale House, Forfar.


33:914

MYLES, Thomas Booth

d. 1917 Captain Highland Light Infantry; student at the Agricultural College, Aberdeen; once swam across the Tay River


18:940.467

MYRON, Isabel 1926 Damacre Road School standard 5 class


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