Names Dates Comments Source Shelf Number 33:914 · PDF fileCANDY, Dave . North Port distillery employee . The Brechin Bobbie-dazzler Page 17 . 21:941 . CANDY, Lizzie . c. 1921/22

Names Dates Comments Source Shelf Number

CABLE, John Doctor in Forfar.

Beauty Spots in and around Forfar Opposite Page 136

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CABLE, Tom 1926 Entertainer. Carnoustie Scrapbook 1926 – 1927 Page 100

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CABLES, James Minister at Arbroath; celebrated his jubilee in 1939; born at Leysmill

Arbroath Herald Christmas Album, 1946 Page 8

18:070.175 (ALH)

CADMAN, James Winner of the Arbroath Links championship

Arbroath Herald Forfarshire Illustrated Annual, 1932 Page 43

MS 850/2

CAIE, George Forfar Minister, 1873-1908

PF 1983 298

CAIRD, Mary d. 1909 North Street, Forfar; old lady member of St. John’s Episcopal Church, Forfar; died in 1909 aged 86; bio page 98

Episcopacy in Forfar Opp. Page 106

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CALDER, A. R. Fl. 1899 Queen Street Church Choir, Arbroath; Sabbath School teacher

Queen Street congregational Church, Arbroath Centenary Bazaar Book, 1799-1899 Page 65, 67

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CALDER, D. D. Fl. 1899 Church treasurer, Queen Street Congregational Church, Arbroath; Sabbath School teacher


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CALDER, D. R. Fl. 1899 Preses of the Deacons of the Queen Street

Queen Street congregational Church,

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Congregational Church, Arbroath; Sabbath School superintendent

Arbroath Centenary Bazaar Book, 1799-1899 Page 61, 67

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

The Brechin Bobbie-dazzler Page 36

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CALDER, J. G. Fl. 1899 Deacon of the Queen Street Congregational Church, Arbroath; Ramsay Cottage, Arbroath

Queen Street congregational Church, Arbroath Centenary Bazaar Book, 1799-1899 Page 61

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CALDER, J. M. 1924 Played for Carnoustie Hockey club.

Carnoustie Scrapbook 1924-1925 Page 29

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CALDER, Jane Fl. 1899 Queen Street Church Choir, Arbroath; Green Street Sabbath School teacher, Arbroath


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CALDER, Janet Fl. 1899 Green Street Sabbath School teacher, Arbroath; 31 Cairnie Street

Queen Street congregational Church, Arbroath Centenary Bazaar Book, 1799-1899 Page 69

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CALDER, Jelen Forfar in the Forfar Amateur Operatice Production of Iolanthe in 1924

MS747/33/1025

CALDER, Joseph Fl. 1899 Deacon of the Queen Street Congregational Church, Arbroath

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

18:284.241


Page 61 CALDER, M., Miss

Fl. 1899 Congregational Sabbath School teacher

Queen Street Congregational Church, Arbroath Centenary Bazaar Book, 1799-1899 Page 67

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CALLANDER, David

Partner in Callander & Sons haulage and contracting business, Forfar.

Beauty Spots in and around Forfar Page 139

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CALLANDER, Mary

1926 Damacre Road School standard 5 class


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CAMERON (Mr) Brechin in the Brechin Operatic Society production of Iolanthe c. 1900s

MS929/62 MS929/69

CAMERON, A. Fl. 1902 Town Councillor in Montrose

PM 1981 1689

CAMERON, Alexander

d. 1918 Private 5th Black Watch; fitter at the Arbroath Gas Works; was a territorial army member prior to the outbreak of the war

Roll of Honour: Arbroath and District Page 189

18:940.467

CAMERON, Annie

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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CAMERON, Archibald Cowie

Fl. 1851 Fettercairn schoolmaster from November 1851

Montrose Newspaper Cuttings 1896-1917 Vol. 7 Page 77

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CAMERON, Bert Fl. 1930 Member of the Brechin City Road Band who won the Grant


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Cup in 1930 CAMERON, D., Mrs

Fl. 1930’s A cuppie char at the Soshie Guild


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CAMERON, D., Mrs

Fl. 1930’s A pipe band outing group photograph


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CAMERON, J. Fl. 1902 Town Councillor in Montrose

PM 1981 1694

CAMERON, James

Forfar Retiring Commandant of Forfar L.M.S. Ambulance Section.


01:070.172

CAMERON, James

d. 1917 Private 15th Highland Light Infantry; ploughman at Tulloes, near Letham


18:940.467

CAMERON, John Former ten stone wrestling champion of Scotland


MS 850/2

CAMERON, John Fl. 1911 Bailie in Montrose; 1911 Montrose Public Library Committee

PM 1981 1644

CAMERON, Joseph C.

Fl. 1946-1947

Town Councillor in Montrose c. 1946-1947

PM 1981 1532 PM 1981 1634

CAMERSON, (-), Mrs

Montrose Wife of the Rector of Montrose Academy


MS 850/2

CAMPBELL, A D Montrose Bailie, convener of streets and lighting

MRA 1962 p10

CAMPBELL, Alex J.

1925 Minister of the Barry U.F.

Carnoustie Scrapbook

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Church. 1924-1925 Page 105

CAMPBELL, Alexander

Forfar Minister PF 1984 1698 LF

CAMPBELL, Alexander J.

Minister at Barry U. F. Church; Colonel during World War I

Carnoustie Scrapbooks, 1927-28 Page 112

24:0274

CAMPBELL, Elizabeth

1804-1878

Wife of William Campbell, maiden surname Duncan; poetess; born at Quarryhead, Castle Vane, lived in Brechin, Arbroath and Lochee

Bards of Angus and the Mearns: an anthology of the Counties P86

01:821

CAMPBELL, Hugh

Of Stracathro Making a speech.

Angus Herald Special Number 1931 Page 85

MS 850/1

CAMPBELL, James Alexander

20 April 1825 – 1908

Obituary; father Sir James Campbell, Lord Provost of Glasgow; brother Henry Campbell-Banner, Prime Minister 1905-1908; bought estate of Stracathro in 1848; married Ann Peto 25 April 1854

Montrose Newspaper Cuttings 1896-1917 Vol. 4 Page 148-150

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CAMPBELL, James, Sir

1826-1876

Provost of Glasgow and owner of Stracathro House

PM 1985 392 Portrait by James Irvine

CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN, Henry

7 September 1838-1908

Obituary; youngest Montrose burgess; brother of Rt. Hon. J. A. Campbell of Stracathro;


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father Sir James Campbell, Lord Provost of Glasgow; Prime Minister 1905-1908; funeral held at Meigle

CANDY, Dave North Port distillery employee


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CANDY, Lizzie c. 1921/22

Bank Street School primary class


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CANT, R. B. 1917 Carnoustie; Cadet; Royal engineer; tennis player.


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CANT, R. B. 1924 Footballer and all round sportsman, Carnoustie.


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CANT, R. B. Carnoustie born amateur golfer; member of the London Stock Exchange


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CANT, Robert B. 1921 Hockey player in the Midland League. (in his military uniform)


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CARCANE family of Arbroath

PA 1995 04

CARCARY, W., Mr

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


21:941

CARGIL, David d. 1916 Lance-Corporal 5th Black Watch; employed at Stanley Works


18:940.467

CARGILL, A. Arbroath Arbroath lifeboat crew.


MS 850/2


CARGILL, Adam, junior

Elected to the Arbroath Town Council for the first ward, 1946


18:070.175 (ALH)

CARGILL, Alexander

From Mallaig. Appointed joint manager of the Arbroath branch of the National Bank of Scotland, October 1946.

Arbroath Herald Christmas Album 1946

18:070.175

CARGILL, James Moffat

d. 1918 Private 4th Seaforth Highlanders; son of Andrew Cargill of Arbroath; died of influenza


18:940.467

CARGILL, Robert Arbroath Arbroath lifeboat crew.


MS 850/2

CARGILL, Robert d. 1916 Private 2nd Royal Scots Fusiliers; labourer at Dens Iron Works, Arbroath


18:940.467

CARGILL, William

“father” of Arbroath Bowling Club

Arbroath Miscellaneous Newspaper Cuttings Vol. 1 Page 7

18:070

CARNEGIE, [Patrick]

1757-1819

4th Laird of Lour The Carnegys of Lour between pages 102-103

33:929.2/Car

CARNEGIE, Alexander

Son of Patrick Carnegie, 4th Laird of Lour

The Carnegys of Lour between pages 102-103

33:929.2/Car

CARNEGIE, Andrew

1835-1919

Industrialist and philanthropist

PM 1979 770

MS 628

CARNEGIE, Andrew

America American philanthropist

MS590/2/74


CARNEGIE, Charles

c. 1880’s Street porter, Arbroath

PA 2418

CARNEGIE, Charles

d. 1917 Gunner Royal Field Artillery; postman in Arbroath


18:940.467

CARNEGIE, David

1595-1658

1st Earl of Southesk

Vol. 1 Opp. Page 70

CARNEGIE, David

1616-1679

2nd Earl of Northesk


33:929.2/Car

CARNEGIE, David

1647-1688

3rd Earl of Northesk


33:929.2/Car

CARNEGIE, David

d. 1598 Of Colluthie and Kinnaird


33:929.2/Car

CARNEGIE, David

Fl. 1927 Maths and Greek medallist at Forfar Academy in 1927

Newspaper Cuttings Album Page 29

MS 187/1

CARNEGIE, David Alexander

d. 1917 Second-Lieutenant 122nd Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, 38th division; grandson to the 9th Earl of Northesk; gave up a place at Cambridge to enlist


18:940.467

CARNEGIE, Dothic

Youngest son of the Earl of Southesk


MS 850/2

CARNEGIE, Edith M.

1924 Member of the amateur Carnoustie Follies

Carnoustie Scrapbook 1924-1925 Page 30,31

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CARNEGIE, Elizabeth

Fl. 1894 Wife of the 10th Earl of Northesk

Queen Street Congregational Church,

18:284.241


Arbroath Centenary Bazaar Book, 1799-1899 Page 79

CARNEGIE, Helen

Montrose Married Jack Smith in Gardner Memorial Church in Brechin

MRA 1962 p31

CARNEGIE, Henry Fullerton Lindsay

Fl. 1886 Of Spynie and Boysack; Major in the Arbroath Corps, Artillery Volunteers, 1886

Arbroath Artillery Corps, 1886

MS 771

CARNEGIE, James



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CARNEGIE, James

1827-1905

9th Earl of Southesk


01:821

CARNEGIE, James

1827-1905

9th Earl of Southesk

Frontispiece Annals of Brechin Cricket

21:796.358

CARNEGIE, James

1773-1851

Ship commander East India Company and 4th son of Susan Scott

Susan Carnegie 1744-1821: her life of Service Page 195

CARNEGIE, John 1579-1667

1st Earl of Northesk


33:929.2/Car

CARNEGIE, John 1922 Carnoustie Scrapbook 1921-1923 Page 72

24:027.4

CARNEGIE, John Harris

d. 1845 Smithy Croft, Arbroath

PA 1996 606

CARNEGIE, Lindsay, Mrs

Burgess of Arbroath

Angus Herald Special

MS 850/1


Number 1931 Page 93

CARNEGIE, Lizzie

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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CARNEGIE, Lizzie

1929 A girls club camp in Glen Lethnot.

Brechin Mixter-Maxter Page 46

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CARNEGIE, Patrick



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CARNEGIE, Patrick

1729-1799

3rd Laird of Lour; as a child


33:929.2/Car

CARNEGIE, Patrick

1791-1838


33:929.2/Car

CARNEGIE, Patrick

1684-1729

2nd Laird of Lour

The Carnegys of Lour opp. page 39

33:929.2/Car

CARNEGIE, Patrick Alexander Watson

1836-1914


33:929.2/Car

CARNEGIE, Patrick, Honourable

1654-1723

1st Laird of Lour The Carnegys of Lour between pages 38-39

33:929.2/Car

CARNEGIE, Robert

1588-1632

Of Dunnichen The Carnegys of Lour between pages 38-39

33:929.2/Car

CARNEGIE, Susan

Fl. 1779 Instituted the movement for the erection of the Montrose Asylum inn 1779


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CARNEGIE, Thomas Smith

d. 1917 Driver Army Service Corps; employed with the Strathmore Auction Company


18:940.467


CARNEGY, (-), Mrs

Sunday school teacher, Episcopal Church, Forfar, resident in Mexico for many years; former Miss Smith who ran a private school with her sister Mary; bio page 104.


33:283

CARNEGY, Alexander

1793-1862

Lieutenant, later Major General; husband of Isabella Don


33:929.2/Car

CARNEGY, D. J. 1927 Justice of the Peace in 1927; County and Burgh Assessor, Forfar.


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CARNEGY, Elizabeth

b. 1925 9th Laird of Lour The Carnegys of Lour between pages 162-163

33:929.2/Car

CARNEGY, Isabella Eliza Butter

1862-1954

Wife of Francis Joseph, 7th Laird of Lour; she was known as May

The Carnegys of Lour between pages 102-103 and 162-163

33:929.2/Car

CARNEGY, Patrick

1825-1886

Married Isabella Butter in Allahabad, 1854


33:929.2/Car

CARNEGY, Ughtred Elliot

1886-1973

8th Laird of Lour; Lieutenant Colonel

The Carnegys of Lour between pages 102-103, opp. Page 162, between pages 162-163

33:929.2/Car

CARNNEGIE, John

Fl. 1879-1924

Station master at Elliot junction, Arbroath [during Elliot disaster]

Arbroath Newspaper Cuttings Vol. 3 Page 54

18:070

CARR, Dot 1926 Entertainer. Carnoustie Scrapbook 1926 – 1927

24:027.4


Page 100 CARRAGHER, P. Charles

Fl. 1909 Author of “Arbroath: the Royal Burgh of Romance

Frontispiece Arbroath: the Royal Burgh of Romance

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CARRAGHER, P. Charles

Fl. 1909 Author, Arbroath

Frontispiece Arbroath: the Royal Burgh of Romance

18:941

CARRIE, (-), Mr Fl. 1951 Attending Mr H. Alan Brown’s retrial party on 16 May 1951


21:941

CARRIE, Frederick William

d. 1918 Private 1st London Scottish; joined the Civil Service and was attached to the Admiralty


18:940.467

CARRIE, Peter d. 1915 Private 8th Black Watch; employed by Millgate Tanworks and then a miner at Lochgelly


18:940.467

CARRIE, Stephen d. 1917 Lance-Corporal 9th Royal Scots Fusiliers; barman with Mr D. D. Barnett, Millgate Loan, Arbroath


18:940.467

CARVER, Nancy 1926 Damacre Road School standard 5 class


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CATANAGH, Jess Glenesk Old lady reading book. Taken in 1908.

Archives Image Collection

MS 747/49/10 MS 747/49/33

CATHRO, Alexander

d. 1917 Sergeant 50th Battalion Canadians, Calgary; ploughman in Arbroath before emigrating to Calgary in 1911 to work as a


18:940.467


teamster for the Ashdown Hardware Co.

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


21:941

CAVENDISH, Nina Cecilia

Wife of Claude, 14th Earl of Strathmore

Airlie: A Parish History Page 162

16:941

CAY, Clementina 1764-1841

Wife off Provost David Guthrie younger; mother of Rev. Thomas Guthrie

Genealogy of the descendants of Rev. Thomas Guthrie D. D. and Mrs Anne Burns or Guthrie Page 57

58:929.2

CECILIA, Countess of Strathmore and Kinghorne

SEE CAVENDISH, Nina Cecilia

CHALMERS, (-), Mrs

Newtyle d. 1887

Early 1860’s; died 15 August 1887

PF 1985 972

CHALMERS, Christina

Brechin (1774-1837)

Wife of Rev. James Burns

Genealogy of the descendants of Rev. Thomas Guthrie D. D. and Mrs Anne Burns or Guthrie Page 73

58:929.2

CHALMERS, George

Kinnettles Aged 84 and still active as a shoemaker.


MS 850/1

CHALMERS, George Paul

Artist, Montrose PM 1981 321

CHALMERS, George Paul

Artist, Montrose PM 1991 3000 LF

CHALMERS, J. Brechin Town Drummer

PB 1985 315 Watercolour Painting

CHALMERS, Patrick

1819-1891

Son of James Chalmers; inventor of the

MS 95/2


adhesive postage stamp

CHALMERS, Patrick

1802-1854

Of Auldbar Registrum Episcopatus Brechinensis Vol. 1 Page 1 PB 1981 1208

CHALMERS, Robert

1801-1884

Social reformer in Forfar; born Alyth

Portrait Galley of Forfar Notables Page 242 Drawing by John Young

33:920

CHAPEL, David Arbroath Councillor in Arbroath c. 1961. Awarded MBE for long service to the RNLI.

Arbroath Herald Christmas Number, 1961 Page 3

CHAPEL, Laura Arbroath Wedding of Provost Chapel’s daughter. Lived at Caerlochan.


MS 850/1

CHAPEL, Laura, Lady

Arbroath PA 1980 158 MS 747/18:128

CHAPEL, William Provost of Arbroath


MS 850/2

CHAPEL, William, Sir

Arbroath PA 1980 158 MS 747/18:128

CHAPEL, William, Sir

Fl. 1928-1943

Provost of Arbroath 1928-1943

PA 1984 441 PA1980 158 (with Lady Chapel)

CHAPLIN, Charlie Actor PC 1898 53 MS 747/24:23 CHAPLIN, Charlie Actor PC 1898 54 MS 747/24:24 CHAPMAN, Dave Fl. 1930 Member of the

Brechin City Road Band who won the Grant Cup in 1930


21:941

CHAPMAN, Harry

Fl. 1930-1940’s

Journalist in Carnoustie

PC 1983 975

CHAPMAN, Newtyle c. 1890; of PF 1985 1080


William d. 1921 Commercial Street, Newtyle; died November 1921

CHILTON, William, Captain

Episcopal evangelist in Forfar and later Battersea; bio page 59-60


33:283

CHINNERY-HALDANE, J. R. A.

Bishop of Argyll and the Isles.

Notes on Episcopacy Opposite Page 65

18:283.41

CHISHOLM, R. F. 1924 Minister of Carnoustie Erskine U.F. Church.


24:027.4

CHRISTIE, Alex Fl. 1896-1924

Gas collector in Arbroath

Arbroath Newspaper Cuttings Vol. 3 Page 55

18:070

CHRISTIE, Alex 1920’s Constable bearing halberd returning from Provost Reid’s funeral


21:941

CHRISTIE, Alexander

d. 1918 Lance-Corporal 15th Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers; apprentice chemist with Mr D. H. Burn; chief dispenser with Messrs Boots in Eastbourne


18:940.467

CHRISTIE, Alexander

1929 Brechin burgh policeman group photograph


21:941

CHRISTIE, Alexander

Brechin Police Constable in Brechin in 1929

MS747/21/513

CHRISTIE, Andrew Douglas

d. 1918 Trooper Fife and Forfar Yeomanry; draughtsman at Dens Iron


18:940.467


Works CHRISTIE, D. Brechin Watchmaker

[Photographer: J. Gillam, Park Road, Brechin]

PB 1985 713/6

MS 747/21/1229

CHRISTIE, D. Brechin (abt. 1870)

MS 747/21/1229

CHRISTIE, D. C. Chief Constable of Angus

Arbroath Herald Forfarshire Illustrated Annual, 1932 Page 18, 33

MS 850/2

CHRISTIE, D. C. Chief Constable of Angus.


MS 850/1

CHRISTIE, D. C., Mrs

Wife of the chief Constable of Angus


MS 850/2

CHRISTIE, James Arbroath; Lieutenant in the Arbroath Corps, Artillery Volunteers

Arbroath Artillery Corps, 1886 No. 6

MS 771

CHRISTIE, Jean SEE KYD, JEAN

CHRISTIE, Jean Fl. 1930 Dundee visitor to the Brechin Ladies Club. They are in the Gallaccio’s billiard room.


21:941

CHRISTIE, John 1848 - a.k.a. Kydd, Thomas, poet, lived in Arbroath


01:821

CHRISTIE, John d. 1916 Sergeant Black Watch; employed in a linoleum factory in Kirkcaldy


18:940.467

CHRISTIE, John Esplin

d. 1917 Bombardier Royal Field

Roll of Honour:

18:940.467


Artillery; engine fitter at Dens Iron Works

Arbroath and District Page 142

CHRISTIE, May c. 1921/22



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CHRISTIE, Nimmo

Poet; born in Dundee

Bards of Angus and the Mearns: an anthology of the Counties Page 117

01:821

CHRISTIE, Sydney L.

Montrose burgh surveyor

PM 1981 1516

CHRISTISON, Eric

Fl. 1940’s Member of the Brechin Fire Brigade


21:941

CHRISTISON, James

1871-1945

Librarian in Montrose

MS 560/10

CHRISTISON, James

Fl. 1905 Librarian at Montrose Public Library 1905

PM 1981 1526 PM 1981 1650

CHRISTISON, McInroy

d. 1918 Private 4th Gordon Highlanders; grocer with the High Street Co-Operative Society


18:940.467

CHURCH, Andy c. 1955 One of the last Arrat ploughtmen. Standing outside a building in Forfar, dressed in a suit.


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CHURCH, Tommy

A future local sculptor aged 8 or 9


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CLARK, (-), Matron

1930’s Outside nurses home, off Infirmary Street, Brechin.


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CLARK, (-), Mrs Fl. 1967 Cathedral Women’s Guild members in a tableau of late Victorian


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homecrafts 1967 CLARK, Alexander M.

Montrose Town Councillor

PM 1981 1518

CLARK, Carnegie 1926 Carnoustie golfer playing professionally in Australia.

Carnoustie Scrapbook 1926 – 1927 Page 41

24:027.4

CLARK, Charles Wigmaker in Forfar.

Beauty Spots in and around Forfar Page 61

33:914

CLARK, Davy c. 1930’s Proprietor of the auld Bridgend Bar for 45 years.


21:941

CLARK, George Kirriemuir One of Kirriemuir’s few surviving handloom weavers; nearly 80 years old.


MS 850/1

CLARK, George Kinloch

d. 1918 Private 29th Engineers, American Expeditionary Force; died of pneumonia on board the SS Adriatic


18:940.467

CLARK, Maggie 1929 A girls club camp in Glen Lethnot.


21:941

CLARK, Mary 1915 Westhaven, Carnoustie. Diamond wedding and John Edwards & Mary Clark


24:027.4

CLARK, R., Miss Fl. 1899 Queen Street Church Choir, Arbroath

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

18:284.241

CLARK, Robert 1917 Carnoustie; Sergeant in the Australians; golfer; died in


24:027.4


France. CLARK, Walter 1922 Golfer; won the

Australian Medal; Carnoustie.


24:027.4

CLARK, William Brechin Played football for Brechin City


MS 850/1

CLARRK, William

d. 1915 Private 5th Black Watch; apprentice blacksmith employed by Alexander McKay, Friockheim


18:940.467

CLAVERHOUSE SEE GRAHAM, JOHN, VISCOUNT, DUNDEE

CLUGSTON, William

2 July 1793 – 3 March 1857

Born Calton, Glasgow; eldest son of James C. Clugston, tailor; Joined the free Church 1843-1857; Married Margaret Gartly 2 July 1818

Portrait Gallery of Forfar Notables. Page 125 Drawing by John Young

33:920

CLYDE, John (junior)

1917 Died in action; former member of Gilbert Payne’s pierrot’s in Carnoustie.


24:027.4

CLYNE, David D. d. 1917 Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery; father Robert Clyne stationed at the Bell Rock Lighthouse; worked at the Porterfield Works, Renfrew


18:940.467

COATES, Gwen Fl. 1945 Brechin High School girl’s hockey XI


21:941


COBB, (-) Arbroath Crimean War veteran


MS 747/18/2450

COBB, (-) Arbroath Crimean War veteran


MS 747/18/2451

COBB, family of Arbroath

Arbroath West Links Tollhouse, 1890’s

MS 862

COBB, James Sergeant, Arbroath

PA 1992 1289

COBB, James Crimean War veteran and latterly railway surfaceman in Arbroath.

MS862 MS747/18/1230

COBB, Violet G. Arbroath Stone of Destiny at Arbroath Abbey, 11 April 1951

MS 747/18/2355

COCHRANE, Jean Viscountess Dundee

Glamis Parish History – Stirton, op 144

COLERIDGE, E. H.

Lord Latymer’s private secretary

Montrose Newspapers Cuttings 1896-1917 Vol. 8 Page 57

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COLERIDGE, E. H.

Lord Latymer’s private secretary

Montrose Newspapers Cuttings 1896-1917 Vol. 7 Page 38

58:941

COLLIE, David PM 1984 1406 Bust by William Lamb

COLLIE, David Fl. 1930’s Members of Brechin Men’s Hockey Club at an annual dinner, late 1930’s.


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COLQUHOUN, A.

1890 Member of Carnoustie Cricket Club in 1890


24:0274

COLTART, John 1916 Carnoustie; Carnoustie 24:027.4


Sergeant in the Black Watch; awarded the Military Medal.

Scrapbook 1914-1918 Page 70,71

COLTART, Robert

1916 Carnoustie; died at Ypres; captain of the Seaforth regimental football team.


24:027.4

COLTON, Warden Lownie PF 1996 598 COLVIN, William W.

Newtyle d. 1977

Headmaster of Newtyle School 1st April 1945 to July 1966; died October 1977

PF 1985 2632

CONNOLLY, Bernard

Montrose Appointed first superintendent of the new Montrose Swimming Pool

MRA 1962 p21

COOK family Forfar Wedding in 1900

PF 1983 474

COOK, Flo Fl. 1929-1930

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


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COOK, James Courthill Farm

Married Maureen West of Montrose at Knox’s UF church

MRA 1962, p26

COOK, Janet Montrose Married David Currie in the Congregational Church

MRA 1962 p31

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


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COOK, Maggie 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

33:677.1164


Page 150 COOPER, David Brechin MS747/21/412 COOPER, Jean Smarties factory

decorated for the coronation, 1953


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COOPER, Max 1890 Member of Carnoustie Cricket Club in 1890


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CORDLE, Herbert J.

Rat catcher. Arbroath Herald Forfarshire Illustrated Annual, 1932 Page 111

MS 850/2

CORMIE, John Private Seaforth Highlanders; seaman and fireman

Roll of Honour – Arbroath and District Page 66

18:940.467

CORSAR (-) Fl. 1897 Major in the Arbroath detachment 2nd Angus V.B.B.W. Royal Highlanders [Probably David Corsar of Cairniehill]

Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee, 1897 Page 124, 128

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CORSAR family of Arbroath

Lieutenant 1st PA 1992 1291 (the Misses Corsar)

CORSAR, (-) Lieutenant in the Arbroath detachment of the 1st Forfarshire Volunteer Artillery

Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee, 1897 Page 119

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CORSAR, (-) Wife of David Corsar of the Elms, Arbroath


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CORSAR, Agnes Wife of C[harles] W[ebster] Corsar, Arbroath

Queen Street Congregational Church, Arbroath Centenary

18:284.241


Bazaar Book 1799-1899 Page 81

CORSAR, C. Arbroath; Officer in the Arbroath Corps, Artillery Volunteers, 1886

Arbroath Corps, Artillery Volunteers, 1886 No. 17

MS 771

CORSAR, Catherine Turner

Arbroath Married Mr Wallace Dalgarno of Glasgow and Calcutta at the Erskine Church, Arbroath.


MS 850/1

CORSAR, Charles Manufacturer in Arbroath; lived in Seaforth House


18:394.4

CORSAR, Charles L.

Arbroath. Son of Harry Corsar Married Bettine Anderson.


MS 850/1

CORSAR, David 1830-1904

Manufacturer and bailie in Arbroath; lived at the Elms

Queen Street Congregational Church, Arbroath Centenary Bazaar Book 1799-1899 Page 77

18:284.241

CORSAR, David 1830-1904

Manufacturer in Arbroath; lived at the Elms


18:394.4

CORSAR, Helen m. 1888 Wife of David Corsar, Cairniehill (1860-1904); nee Helen Morton Webster


18:394.4

CORSAR, Jane Wife of Rev. Mark Anderson

MS 747/21/1271

COSGROVE, John d. 1916 Driver Royal Field Artillery;

Roll of Honour –

18:940.467


apprentice pavior in the service of the Town Council

Arbroath and District Page 86

COUGAN, Francis Minister at Erskine U. F. Church, Carnoustie; transferred to Muirhead U. F. Church, Chryston in July 1939


18:070.175 (ALH)

COULL, Catherine b. 1832 Wife of William Coull (b. 1834), Ferryden

PM 1982 498

COULL, Charlie Fl. 1920 Husband of Jeannie, Ferryden

PPM 1982 511

COULL, Christina Daughter of James Coull

No. 59 MS 545/2/1

COULL, Christina Arbroath Wife of D. Milne. Lived at 30 Kyd Street, Arbroath. Later moved to the USA.

Between pages 19 and 20

MS 545/4

COULL, Christina Wife of D. Milne, sister of Mary Jane Anderson. Lived at 30 Kyd Street, Arbroath

MS 545/2/6/30 MS 545/2/6/31 MS 545/2/6/32 MS 545/2/6/42 MS 545/2/6/43 MS 545/2/5/14

COULL, Christina Burness

Arbroath Taken in 1889. Later married David Milne. Moved to the USA.

No. 1 MS 545/2/1

COULL, Christina Burness

c. 1912 Married surname is Milne; Group photograph in the garden of 28 Kyd Street, Arbroath

William Coull Anderson Collection

MS 545/2/13/8

COULL, David Arbroath Taken with his first sweetheart. [Photographer: W. K. Munro, Edinburgh]

No. 54 MS 545/2/1


COULL, Eliza Wife of Alexander Esplin c. 1930

No. 23 MS 545/2/1

COULL, Elizabeth Lawson

Arbroath Married Alexander Main MacGregor

No. 29 MS 545/2/1


Arbroath Sister of Mary Jane Coull. Wife of Alexander Main MacGregor. Taken c. 1890

Opposite page 20

MS 545/4


Arbroath With baby Edith (Mrs Alexander Main MacGregor)

Opposite page 32

MS 545/4


Arbroath With baby Edith (Mrs Alexander Main MacGregor)

Opposite page 40

MS 545/4

COULL, George Doctor, Ethiehaven

MS 545/2/6/40 MS 545/2/6/41 MS 545/2/6/42 MS 545/2/6/43 MS 545/2/5/10

COULL, Helen Fordoun Child. Called Nellie. Taken with her sister Jane (Jeannie) c. 1895

No. 16 MS 545/2/1

COULL, James Aka Missy, Ferryden

PM 1982 513

COULL, James Son of James Coull [Photographer: J. D. Smith, Commerce Street, Arbroath]

No. 59 MS 545/2/1

COULL, James 1786-1880

Quartermaster in the Royal Navy, Ferryden

PM 1982 494

COULL, James Bell

Montrose Husband of Margaret Burness. Probably living in Lunan. Gardener and “man’ to the Rev. Hay of

No. 18 MS 545/2/1


Lunan, & drove him around in a gig. [Photographer: A. Anderson, Montrose]

COULL, James Bell

Arbroath Taken c. 1886 28 Kyd Street, Arbroath

No. 3 MS 545/2/1

COULL, Jane Valentine

Fordoun Child. Called Jeannie. Taken with her sister Helen (Nellie) c. 1895. [Photographer: Lyall, Montrose]

No. 16 MS 545/2/1

COULL, Jeannie Fl. 1920 Wife of Charlie, Ferryden

PM 1982 511

COULL, Jessie Schoolteacher in Ferryden

PM 1982 453

COULL, Loita Daughter of Peter Coull. Emigrated to the USA.

Opposite page 11

MS 545/5

COULL, Margaret Isabella

Arbroath Known as “Muggins”. Worked in a textile factory. Married David Smith. [Photographer: W. & H. Geddes & Son, 14 Applegate, Arbroath]

No. 24 MS 545/2/1

COULL, Margaret Isabella

Arbroath / Wisconsin

Wife of David Harvey Smith. Later emigrated to Racine, Wisconsin, USA

No. 4, No. 30 MS 545/2/1

COULL, Mary Jane

Arbroath Mrs James Fraser Anderson. With her daughter Margaret & toddler son William Coull Anderson, c. 1889

No. 42 MS 545/2/1


[Photographer: Thomas Alder, 26 Commerce Street, Arbroath]

COULL, Mary Jane

Arbroath Mrs James Fraser Anderson. With her daughter Margaret & toddler son William Coull Anderson, c. 1889 [Photographer: Thomas Alder, 26 Commerce Street, Arbroath]

No. 42 MS 545/2/1

COULL, Mary Jane

Arbroath Wife of James Fraser Anderson. Taken at 28 Kyd Street, Arbroath

Between pages 19 and 20

MS 545/4

COULL, Mary Jane

With daughter Margaret Anderson. Taken c. 1879. [Photographer: W.H. Geddes & Son, 14 Applegate, Arbroath]

No. 11, no. 39 MS 545/2/1

COULL, Sandra Montrose Telephonist; married William Jennings (US Naval Base at Edzell) in St George’s and Trinity Church

MRA 1962 p27

COULL, William Ferryden Lived at 11 Beacon Terrace, Ferryden; 40 years service as a lifeboat man.


MS 850/2

COULL, William Fl. 1946-1947

Provost of Montrose; Town Councillor 1946-1947

PM 1981 1540 PM 1981 1635


COULL, William b. 1834 Husband of Catherine Coull b. 1832, Ferryden

PM 1982 498

COULL, William Davidson

Tea planter in India. Previously assistant gardener in Dublin Botanical Gardens.

No. 15, No. 38 (C. de V.)

MS 545/2/1


Portrait photograph.

William Coull Anderson Collection

MS 545/2/13/10


Arbroath, former Indian tea planter

MS 545/2/6/5 MS 545/2/6/36

COUPER, (-) Newtyle c. 1914; estate worker; organist and choirmaster

PF 1985 985

COUTTS, Francis Burdett Thomas Money

b. 18 September 1852

Lord Latymer; Article about his life and accomplishments


58:941



Lord Latymer; Montrose bestows freedom on benefactors 1914 descendant of John Coutts of Fullerton who died in 1707


58:941



Lord Latymer; Presentation of mace to Montrose Town Council


58:941

COUTTS, Fred T. Butcher in Castle Street, Forfar.


33:914

COUTTS, Stanhope G.

1924 Played for Carnoustie Hockey club.

Carnoustie Scrapbook 1924-1925

24:027.4


Page 29 COUTTS, Walter N.

Minister at Brechin Cathedral

PB 1982 406 PB 1483 1550

COUTTS, William S.

1897-1917

Private 6th Bedfords; apprentice mechanic at the Baltic Works; prominent junior footballer who played for St. Thomas H.H., Parkhead and Violet


18:940.467

COWAN, John J. K.

d. 1918 Captain H.M.T. SS Kut Sangi; went to sea as an apprentice with Messrs W. O. Taylor and Co., ship owners, Dundee; entered the service of Messrs Gow, Harrison & Co., Glasgow in 1909; at outbreak of war went to China to the Indo-China Steam Navigation Company


18:940.467

COWIE (-) Newtyle c. 1914 PF 1985 985 COWIE, Fred Fl. 1930’s Members of

Brechin Men’s Hockey Club at an annual dinner, late 1930’s.


21:941

COWIE, J[ames] ARSA. Principal at Hospitalfield House, formerly principal painting master at Gray’s School of Art,


MS 747/18/2473


Aberdeen. COWIE, James d. 1917 Private Black

Watch; insurance agent in the Forfar branch of the Prudential Assurance Company


18:940.467

COWIE, Mabel c. 1921/22



21:941

COWIESON, Russell

Fl. 1951 Mayflower Tent Rechabites on an outing to Monifieth


21:941

COWNIE, Ally Cycle champ. Dundee Thistle RC Champion 1948

MS 747/18/2735 – 2737

COX family Broughty Ferry

c. 1890 with nanny Mrs Burnett at Castle Roy, Broughty Ferry

PF 1985 1016

COX, Edward Connell

Dunnichen House


33:283

COX, W. Percy Minister at Lunan; retired in February 1939 after 32 years


18:070.175 (ALH)

CRABB, Charles Builder; elder in the West Congregation for 29 years

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

45:284.2

CRAIG, Alexander d. 1917 Private 7th Black Watch; ploughman at Little Cairnie Farm, Arbroath


18:940.467

CRAIG, Brian c. 1948-49

A school boy. Brechin Mixter-Maxter Page 41

21:941

CRAIG, David Fl. 1867-1870

Provost of Brechin

PB 1985-1308


CRAIG, George d. 1916 Private Black Watch; grocer with the West Port Association Ltd.


18:940.467

CRAIG, J. M., Rev Minister of Memus for 46 years & only their second minister.


MS 850/2

CRAIG, Robert d. 1869 Minister in Kirriemuir (Secession Church)

Regality of Kirriemuir Page 130

45:941

CRAIGIE, Alexander

Montrose Banker Craigie family of Montrose collection

MS848/4

CRAIGIE, Alice Montrose Craigie family of Montrose collection

MS848/7

CRAIGIE, Cecilia Montrose Craigie family of Montrose collection

MS848/9

CRAIGIE, Claude Montrose Craigie family of Montrose collection

MS848/5

CRAIGIE, Ethel Montrose Craigie family of Montrose collection

MS848/8

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


21:941

CRAIGIE, Hilda Montrose Craigie family of Montrose collection

MS848/6

CRAIGIE, Muriel 1921 MS 545/2/5/8 CRAIK, (-), Miss c. 1900 Forfar

Instrumental Band Bazaar – Ladies Committee

Anither Kirn Poke Page 72

33:941

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

Anither Kirn Poke

33:941

CRAIK, Henry Clerk to the vestry of the

Episcopacy in Forfar

33:283


Episcopal church in Forfar. Manor Lea, Forfar

Opp. Page 58

CRAIK, James MS 747/33/806 CRAIK, James Provost in

Forfar; manufacturer

PF 1985 316 Oil Painting

CRAIK, James Forfar Provost; manufacturer

PF 1985 339

CRAIK, 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

33:677.1164

CRAIK’S FACTORY STAFF

Fl. 1863 In Forfar Anither Kirn Poke Page 47

33:941

CRAMMOND, Griffith Ireland

d. 1918 Sergeant Royal Field Artillery; apprentice plumber with Mr John Rayne before going to work in Greenock


18:940.467

CRANCH, Fred B. 1924 Member of the amateur Carnoustie Follies


24:027.4

CRAWFORD, A. R.

1890 Member of Carnoustie Cricket Club in 1890


24:0274

CRAWFORD, David

Minister at Cortachy in 1929

Small Livings Bazaar Book Page 45

33:284.2

CRAWFORD, Norman

Arbroath Librarian Archives Image Collection

MS 747/18/2464

CRAWFORD, Thomas J.

Glamis Minister Glamis Parish History – Stirton, op 116

CRESSFORD, Alexander C.

Acquired the business of

Arbroath Herald

18:070.175 (ALH)


James Jack, aerated water manufacturers, Arbroath in 1946

Christmas Album 1946 Page 33

CRICHTON, Crawford Smith

d. 20 July 1964

Doctor; died at Inverbrothock, Redhill, Surrey aged 64


18:070.175 (ALH)

CRICHTON, David

Arbroath Minister at Inverbrothock Church, 1838-1843

Dutch-Inverbrothock Church Page 3

18:284.241

CRICHTON, David

Brechin Sheriff Officer c. 1870

PB 1985 720/4

MS 747/21/1265

CRICHTON-STUART, Ismay

Kellie Castle, Arbroath Married Lord Tiverton at Falkland Palace Chapel.


MS 850/1

CRIGHTON, (-), Mrs

Fl. 1930’s Wife of Geo. Crighton. Attending a pipe band social


21:941

CRIGHTON, David

Brechin Sheriff Officer, Brechin

MS 747/21/1267

CRIGHTON, Robert

d. 1916 Private 10th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders; ploughman at Hillkirk, Letham


18:940.467

CRIGHTON, Robert

Montrose Nether Pert Cottages, married Patricia Booth in Hillside Parish Church

MRA 1962 p27

CROALL, (-), Miss

Fl. 1899 Conductor of Queen Street Church choir, Arbroath; 29 ½ West Port, Arbroath; congregational Sabbath Schoolteacher

Queen Street Congregational Church, Arbroath Centenary Bazaar Book 1799-1899 Page 65, 68

18:284.241

CROALL, David d. 1918 Private 5th Black Roll of 18:940.467


C. S. Watch; served an apprenticeship with Messrs S. Fairweather & Sons before emigrating to Andover, Mass., U.S.A.

Honour – Arbroath and District Page 183

CROFTS, Susan Arbroath Friend of Margaret Coull. Worked in a textile factory. [Photographer: W. & H. Geddes & Son, 14 Applegate, Arbroath]

No. 24 MS 545/2/1

CROFTS, William Office bearer Queen Street Congregational Church, Arbroath

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

18:284.241

CROLL, I. T. Fl. 1957 The Coventry Gauge and Tool company (Brechin) football team which went on to play the head factory’s team at Coventry in April 1957 where they won 3-2.


21:941

CROOK, George R.

d. 1915 Private 5th Royal Scots; employed by a Leith engineering firm


18:940.467

CROOK, William Fl. 1899 Queen Street Church choir, Arbroath

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

18:284.241


Page 65 CROWDER, Augustus Edward

Arbroath Minister at St. Mary’s Episcopal church at the time of the 1904 jubilee.

Notes on Episcopacy Opposite Page 97

18:283.41

CROWE, Albert Edward

d. 1915 Sergeant 2nd Black Watch; telegraph messenger at Montrose Post Office


18:940.467

CROWE, David Edzell PB 1987 2393 CROWE, John 1929 Brechin burgh

policeman group photograph


21:941

CROWE, John Brechin Police Constable in Brechin in 1929

MS747/21/513

CROWE, John Christie

d. 1917 Private Seaforth Highlanders; lorry man with Messrs Wordie & Co, railway contractors


18:940.467

CROWE, Mary Newtyle Teacher at Newtyle School 1930’s – 1940’s

PF 1985 2633

CRUICKSHANK, Helen B.

Hillside, Montrose

Poet MS 747/58/680-735

CRUICKSHANKS, William W.

d. 1916 Private 5th Black Watch; apprentice moulder at Dens Iron Works


18:940.467

CRUIKSHANKS, Chae

c. 1930 Ploughman at Windyedge.


21:941

CUMMING, Andrew Blair

d. 1916 Driver Royal Field Artillery; watchmaker with Mr John Anderson


18:940.467

CUMMING, J. Montrose bestows freedom on benefactors

Montrose Newspaper Cuttings 1896-1917

58:941


Vol. 7 Page 38

CUMMING, James

Town Clerk of Montrose

PM 1981 1501 PM 1981 1531 PM 1981 1666

CUMMING, James Leslie

d. 1918 Second-Lieutenant Royal flying Corps; apprentice in business training in the office of Messrs Stewart Bros.


18:940.467

CUMMING, James Stuart

d. 1916 Private 9th Black Watch; moulder with Messrs Alexander Shanks & Son Ltd.


18:940.467

CUNNINGHAM, A (Miss)

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


24:027.4

CUNNINGHAM, A. M.

Carnoustie Semi-finalist in the Craw’s Nest Tassie golf tournament in Carnoustie


MS 850/2

CUNNINGHAM, Annie B.

1924 Member of the amateur Carnoustie Follies


24:027.4

CUNNINGHAM, J. B.

New member of Carnoustie Town Council


24:0274

CUNNINGHAM, James B.

1926 Captain, Carnoustie Golf Club.

Carnoustie Scrapbook 1926 – 1927 Page 21,92

24:027.4

CURRIE, (-), Mrs Fl. 1940’s A night at the Soshie Guild


21:941

CURRIE, David Montrose Married Janet Cook in the Congregational

MRA 1962 p31


Church, Montrose

CUTHILL, J. Spence

d. 24 August 1946

Minister at the Old Church, Arbroath; retired in July 1946 after 40 years; died aged 74


18:070.175 (ALH)

CUTHILL, James Spence

b. 16 May 1872 -

Born in Bonnybridge, Stirlingshire; Parents Archibald Cuthill and Jane Spence; married Jeannie Webb 19 February 1915; Minister in Arbroath. Old Kirk

PA 1996 654 PA 1996 655

CUTHILL, Thomas

d. 1918 Private 12th Hampshire Regiment; tailor with Mr James Peter; well known junior footballer


18:940.467

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