Cambusnethan Cemetery Grave Search - Part 2

[Skoosh]

The Joint Burgh, Lodger? I knew the guys are fond of the Buckie out there, but joints? 

Bests,

Skoosh.

[Lodger]

The strongest thing we drink out here is Irn Bru Skoosh - we're tough guys! In fact we even sleep with the lights out.
The joint burgh of Motherwell & Wishaw. The 2 burghs joined in 1920.

[Skoosh]

You're beginning to sound like Tam Cowan 

Skoosh

[tidybooks]

The strongest thing we drink out here is Irn Bru Skoosh - we're tough guys! In fact we even sleep with the lights out.

Ha Ha Ha...Wishie, where men are men and so are the women!

Tom

[Lodger]

Skoosh - wash your mouth 

Tidybooks - leave my grannie out of this 

[Skoosh]

 

[scott55]

hi lodger

in camby craves part 1 page 1 reply 268 you mention a john dale being buried in a paupers grave this is my g grandfather James dale brother i was wondering have you fund any other dales i must have a lot of family up there but haven't fund any  and how do you find out were people are buried

[Lodger]

Hi Scott55,

I am on holiday this week and don't have access to my files, I will get back to you with answers as soon as I get home, which will be later in the week.

Lodger

[Lodger]

Hi Scott55,

A good New Year to you.

I can't find the original entry that you speak of in the 1st Cambusnethan Grave Search. That one was started many years ago by the late Ronnie Porteous.

It would help if you could tell me what was in that entry for John Dale, as the only John I could find was buried on March 8th 1915 but not in a paupers grave.
There are a few Dales, do you know any of the female maiden surnames?
The names connected to the Dales I've found are - Young, Harkness, Mitchell, Scott, Golden, Mullen, O'Neil and Dunford.
There are female Dales linked to the names Cullen, Aitken and Garrity.

Lodger.