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Scotland; Perthshire, Clackmannanshire, Kincardineshire, Kinross-shire, Linlithgowshire & Stirlingshire 1837 Trade Directory
Stepping Stones CD publication. Towns and villages covered in this 1837 Trade Directory: Perthshire Alyth Auchterarder Blackford Auchtergaven Stanley Blairgowrie Clunie Callander Comrie St Fillans Monivard Crieff Monzie Doune Deanston logie Lecropt Dunbarny Bridge of Earn Dunblane Dunkeld Dunning Errol Fortingal Kenmore Killin Kincardine Culross Kirkmichael Logierait Moulin Meigle Methven monedie Redgorton Tibbermuir Muthhill Ardoch Perth Rattray Scone Thornhill Weem Dull Aberfeldie Cl... More Info
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Stirlingshire East Burial Records pre-1855 e-version
This consists of 8 separate pdfs:- Introduction; Airth; Bothkennar; Falkirk; Larbert; Muiravonside; Polmont; Slamannan Please ensure you download them all when purchasing.
Stirlingshire West Burial Records pre-1855 e-version
This product consists of 12 separate downloads:- Introduction, Buchanan, Campsie, Denny, Dennyloanhead, Drymen, Dunipace, Fintry, Gargunnock, Kilsyth, Kippen, Strathblane. Please ensure you download them all when purchasing.
Scotland’s Last Days of Colliery Steam by Tom Heavyside
Long after steam engines disappeared from passenger rail lines, they were used extensively around Scotland's coal mines until as late as 1981. In this collection of 58 superb photographs, taken by the author during the mid- to late 1970s, these engines are shown hard at work at collieries in Ayrshire, Fife, Clackmannanshire, Stirlingshire, Lanarkshire and the Lothians. Enhanced by informative capt...More Info
Falkirk Tattie Kirkyard Burials
Sources used are the register of burials 1827-1869 & 1884-1891 (SRO CH3/1222/20)and an inventory of surviving grave markers. Only 9 copies remaining
Muiravonside Parish Churchyard
Burials and Monumemntal Inscriptions in Parish Churchyard, dates between 1708 (grave marker) up to 1964 but Church closed in 1893 so later dates are scarce.