Cabrach

[threestones]

Hi Stuart,

 I see your Tiscali/TalkTalk hosted site has now expired - are you going to put the family tree info up somewhere else ?

cheers,
N

[kmr2018]

Hi all

A bit late in joining this chat but I too am fascinated with the Cabrach area.  My ancestors were Stewart, Fletcher, Watt, Kellas (Margaret and Ann), Henry (Alexander, shoemaker).  Would love any information on those.
I had a quick fleeting visit last May (2018) and went to the Upper Cabrach Kirk (gorgeous).  I'm going back for a few days in September but if the service is on in August may try and come up for that (from Nottm).

I'm too am interested in Stuart's site - any news on that.

Many thanks

Karen

[threestones]

Hi all,

 service in the Upper Cabrach Kirk is set for 3pm on Sunday 18th August 2019. All welcome.

cheers,
N

[cbissell]

Hi guys,
Not much activity in this one recently but my name is Corey from Australia, and looks like there are links to family noted by previous posts here such as Elspet Sievewright in the Scott family history attachments from the earlier posts. Don't really have any questions but wanted to post rather than simply lurk. :D

Cheers,
Corey

P.S If anyone's interested in the Robertsons from Tomnaven I've been adding anything I'm 90 to 100% certain of accuracy on the wikitree website including a relative to the aforementioned Elspet Sievewright; Elspet Sievewright (Merson) Robertson 1873-1930.

[AnCreag]

Hi, I realise this is an old thread but just thought I'd add in my wee bit.

Connected to the Cabrach through Jane/Jean Taylor (born @ Fordownan 1808), sister of the aforementioned MacDuff Taylor. Her grandparents George Taylor and Isabella Kelman were married in the Cabrach in 1777

[threestones]

There are a couple of groups on Facebook - "Cabrach Memories" and "Cabrach Lives" - where a lot of discussion including genealogy researach happens these days.