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Re: Ayrshire deaths pre 1800
« Reply #36 on: Thursday 29 April 21 17:11 BST (UK) »
I realise this thread is just over two years old and Josh Swann has not been active since.
However today I went for a walk in Bank Woods and found the remains of the cottage I believe is the Bank referred to on the old maps. The ruins are certainly in the exact location.
I have taken some photos which I would be happy to post if Josh is interested - hoping he recieves an email alert ( fingers crossed)

Looby  :)

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Re: Ayrshire deaths pre 1800
« Reply #37 on: Saturday 08 July 23 07:50 BST (UK) »
Quote from: loobylooayr on Thursday 29 April 21 17:11 BST (UK)
I realise this thread is just over two years old and Josh Swann has not been active since.
However today I went for a walk in Bank Woods and found the remains of the cottage I believe is the Bank referred to on the old maps. The ruins are certainly in the exact location.
I have taken some photos which I would be happy to post if Josh is interested - hoping he recieves an email alert ( fingers crossed)

Looby  :)

I also share this ancestry with Josh and have found this thread interesting. I had followed the Allan’s of Galston, Riccarton, Craigie until they emigrated to Australia, where I am from. Out of coincidence I now live in Ayrshire with my Scottish wife.

If you do have bank woods photos of ruins I would be interested to see these if you still have them.
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