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henryhtc
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hello all ,
hope you dont mind me throwing my hat in ,its just ive found this whole conversation and site to be so well revealing and interesting.
I only recently started researching my family history , my family goes back a way into the history of duntocher, im henry (harry ) carey jnr, my dad was a scout master in the village back in the 50's ,my great grandfather was david smart who had the bakery shop in duntocher , were related onto the hendry's ,french ,smiths ,hamils and a whole host of others. my wife family are the mccalls also am old duntocher family
if any info i have can be of use to anyone let me know ,
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henryhtc
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hi all , i will confess i am very new to all this family history stuff, my daughter loves the tv program who do you think you are , and from that i started digging my dad for info , he's a mine of information and for ever recalling his younger days but i hdnt ever (god forgive me) paid much attention.
the conenction to the hamills is i think marriage or second cousins ...anyone knowing duntocher knows that nearly everyone of the orignal villagers is realted in some way ...i do know if its the same hamills it was hughie and pat ..who was glagow chief constable for awean of years ...i think his wife is a second couysin of the carey's..
but bear with me now ive found this site its mad me more determined to dig and record all the more..
i stumbled across a website called http://www.myheritage.com/
and from it downlaoded an excellent wee program that creates records the family tree...that can be uploaded to the web
well cheers the noo
harry
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henryhtc
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hi again all,
what ive gathered , morrison the butchers shop was on the main street near where the post office used to be , it was johnny morrison snrs shop he was a councillor in the town along time ago and in fact morrison street is apparently named after him...his son johnny took over the running of the shop and eventually many years later it was bought over by rodgers the butchers , they kept the shop going until a few years ago. my great grandads bakery would have been across the road , where he wooden cafe is now located.
as for the name mochan , my wife informs me that if its the family mochan that had a janitor tommy in it she is in fact related on to them through her fathers side , he is a mcmahon but not from the village originally clydebank.
cheers the noo
harry
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Helen
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Chrissie Stewart, 1913 - 1999
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i started digging my dad for info , he's a mine of information and for ever recalling his younger days but i hdnt ever (god forgive me) paid much attention.
I think most of us are guilty of that! Oh how I wish I could ask my Mam & Dad some questions now.
Re: Hamill - Hugh Hamill married Annie Mochan, 1890. They had 10 children, including a Hugh born 1900. I don't have much info on their children, but more than likely the name Hugh kept popping up.
How are you on Stewarts? Know many of them? My Mam used to say "if you threw a stone in Duntocher you're sure to hit a Stewart." 
Helen
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Cuthbertson, Mochan, Stewart, Murray, McLure, Lynch.
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henryhtc
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"How are you on Stewarts? Know many of them? My Mam used to say "if you threw a stone in Duntocher you're sure to hit a Stewart."
Helen
hi helen nowt has changed i can think off at least half a dozen familes with that surname no more than a few strets from hwere i am know.
is there a particular stewart family ..ie a grandad or great grandad or whatever that i can my dad about for you ?
cheers
harry
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Helen
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Chrissie Stewart, 1913 - 1999
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Hi Harry,
It's not so much the "passed" Stewarts I'm looking for right now, more the present. Long story - condensed version - my Mam, Christina (Stewart) Cuthbertson took a photo with her when she visited Duntocher in the 1980's. The photo was of my Uncle Tommy Stewart & his greyhound(s). Mam gave it to one of Tommy's sons. I'd dearly love to have a copy (I grew up with that photo!) and my dear cousin, John Stewart was going to try and track it down for me. Tragically John passed away last December. If you know any of Tommy's family - Barney, John, Hugh - could you mention me (and the photo) please?
Helen
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Cuthbertson, Mochan, Stewart, Murray, McLure, Lynch.
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henryhtc
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hi helen , i will run what you have said by my dad , he will hopefully point me in the direction of the right stewarts ...since the village is as you know full of them..
im guilty of not knowing the village its people and its hiostory as well as i should given my familys history, my parents moved from duntocher to england back in the late 50's, only returning to live back in duntocher on my fathers retirial......i moved into duntocher 13 years ago,after marrying a local girl as fate would decree.....
anyway i will see what i can find out
cheers
harry
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Jintyjo
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Hello, Im helping my mum try and retrace her family history, she was born in Duntocher, her name was Margaret Morgan. Her Father was Aurthur Morgan born in 1924 in Duntocher and his parents were Patrick Morgan and Jessie Black. We are hoping to find out if they were born in Duntocher, we gues it would have been around the late 1800's. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jo x
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