Cambusnethan Cemetery Grave Search - Part 2

[Lodger]

Now for your great-great-grandparents, Thomas Davidson and Agnes Arbuckle. The stone is badly in need of a clean but it is legible. It is in section A number 1094. I've taken a few pictures so that you'll be able to find it.

[Lodger]

Next are the two Davidson brothers, the farmer from Stonehouse and the quarry manager from Burntisland. They are in Low Public 495 & 496. It's a lovely spot, the big yew tree in background of the 4th picture is the one I posted a picture of a few pages back.

[Lodger]

This is E 2020. Thomas Davidson and Jeanie Stirling. Again, the stone really needs a clean.

[Lodger]

This is E 657. George McCansh and Mary Ann Arbuckle. Unfortunately, it's only a marker stone.
At least this one has survived, they're few and far between in this cemetery.

[Lodger]

The first 2 pictures are the Maxwell stone at E 1438. pretty illegible I'm afraid.
3rd picture is the Tweedlie stone, Low Public 196, the right family but none of yours on it, it's a more modern stone. 4th picture is Archibald Arbuckle, he is most likely the grandson of the Archibald who was the youngest son of George & Mary Ann but, that'll be up to you to prove, if you want to. I only saw this one in the passing, so I don't know the section or number.

[Aileen Wilson]

Hello Lodger,

I am a bit lost for words! These photos are wonderful - thank you so much! I can’t wait to show them to my mum! I really appreciate the time and effort you have put into helping me with my quest, thank you again.

Best wishes
Aileen

[MonicaL]

A sunny day...and a great job there, Lodger 

Monica

[Lodger]

Thanks Monica, sunny again today!