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Quite a bit on Rootschat about Eaglesham's hand-loom weavers in general & the Kego family in particular. A planned village of the earls of Eglinton, Eaglesham was noted for its silk weavers then it's cotton spinning mills boosted the hand-loom weaving of cotton.
 The last living of that trade was a Thomas Waterston around 1900, wonder if that's him at the loom pictured? There were also two women hand-loom weavers at the hinner-end, a Jeanie Kego & a Mary Wallace, very unusual.

https://www.geograph.org.uk/article/Eaglesham-The-Story-of-a-Planned-Village

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Yorkshire Tea, not for me! 

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Farme/Ferme, Farme Cross, Rutherglen, I knew it as Ferme when I worked nearby. The castle is long gone sadly! now just factory units. Hamilton Farm was part of the Farme estate, the Hamilton's acquired Farme from the Flemings, hence the name. Difficult URL just type it up.

https://www.glasgowwestaddress.co.uk/Old_Country_Houses/Farme.htm

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Good shout Kilhenzie. I doubt if that will be how it's pronounced in Ayrshire though! 

The Boyle's are the earls of Glasgow but I'd keep that quiet!

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The English experts today claimed that a patient having had Covid doesn't necessarily mean immunity to another attack and that there is no evidence that the virus is any less virulent than it was in March.

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