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Topic: L???burn rd milngavie??found it ,its ashburn rd (Read 428 times)
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Keith Sherwood
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I used to live in Milngavie, in Montrose Gardens, in the early 1950's, and I was always proud of the fact that I knew how to pronounce the place as "Milguy", especially when I moved to England and got into conversation with Scots people here.
Sorry, no help at all with this query, just couldn't resist a bit of nostalgia...!
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joette
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Bearsden then Milngavie & then on to Maryhill.They all sort of flow into each other.
As to somebody living in Bearsden & being Milngavie or vice-versa not that surprising.
Take into account religion-certain religions would traditionally be buried in certain cemeteries.
Family lairs- maybe money was a problem so placed in an ex sisting lair that belonged to the family.
As to Lymburn Road-maybe the home of another rellie who took care of her.If it were a hospital I would expect it to be named.Lots of Nursing Homes,Care Homes in Milngavie.
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Waddell-Perthshire,Dollar,Clydebank,Glasgow & USA.
Scott -Roxb,Midlothian.
McKimmies-Aberdeenshire,Banff,Morayshire,Niagara&NewJersey.Old Kilpatrick.
Lindley,Veitch-Canada.
Veitch-Peebles,Crawfordjohn,Midlothian.
Ross,Torrance,Brown,McDowall.
Greer/Simpson/Jenkins-Old Kilpatrick& Camelon Falkirk,Abbey/Neilston
Leitch-Abbey Parish.
Kerr/Carr.
Breakenridge/Liddell-Temple Midlothian.
Aitchison
Fraser/Barron/Coutts/Singer.
Waddell-USA after 1923.
McFarlanes-Midlothian/Australia.
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sancti
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Canniesburn Hospital comes under Bearsden
There is also Glenburn Road and Ashburn Road which are nearby
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Keith Sherwood
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Shaun J,
Yes, we're probably a couple of interlopers on this particular thread, but thanks so much for that excellent Milngavie website. Think I might post on its message board - have strong memories of our house in Montrose Gardens with its back garden running down to Tannoch (was it?) Loch, which used to freeze over in the winter; I used to stand on my father's foot with my arms and body tight around his leg as he skated across the ice. I also remember an Alsatian dog falling under the too-thin ice and disappearing without trace until its body was found in the thaw next springtime. This was about 1951, and I was about 4 years old...
keith
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