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Irene Buchanan
Canada |
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I lived at Kingston Street in
the South Side and went to Crookston Street
School. Mr Colins was my music teacher, Miss
Henry - English. Came to Canada in 1963 would
love to hear from Rose Burke - Helen MacLean-
Mary Gilday- Chrissie Black - Irene Livingston -
Betty and Doreen Waddell. Jenny Grant - Would
like to hear from any one from that area who knew
me. |
Peter McC. Smith
USA |
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Born,Dennistoun,Glasgow.1938
carpenters apprentice for 5yrs, then military
service "Royal Scots" 59/61. I worked
for Tennant's brewery for a couple of years on
Duke St. as a carpenter refitting pubs and hotels
on the west coast and around Ayrshire, great job.
Since 1965 I've lived Southern California,and
been very happy here although there's something
about the old country that keeps calling. My mum
still lives in Easterhouse right at the corner of
Edinburgh Rd. right by Smylie's garage, my wee
sister Betty and her husband Charlie Cox{a great
guy}live up near Hoganfield Loch, and my brothers
both electricians, Billy lives in Garscadden and
Alex lives in East Kilbride and of course the
youngest one still lives with my mum. Listen
glesga folk out there I have so many fond
memories and thougth's from back home so I will
save them till I hear from some of you glesga
keelies ge'us a bell on the old Email. Haste ye
back |
Heather McGillivray
USA |
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I'm from Chicago, looking for
friends in Scotland to share the culture of my
heritage. |
John Milloy
Canada |
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My name is John Milloy, born
1929 in Govan, Glasgow. I lived on Crossloan Rd.,
attended Greenfield School and Govan High School.
I was a member of the 36th Troop Scouts on
Greenfleid St. and the 6th Btn. H.L.I. Cadet
Corps. I was also a member of the Glasgow Regent
C.C. I'd like to hear from any Govan people of a
similar age. |
Colin McArthur
USA |
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I was born in 1956 in Glasgow,
lived in Nitshill Pollok since I was one year old
moved to Maryland USA in 1989. Would like to hear
from new friends or penpals from Glasgow who
would like to email me. Please drop me a line.
Looking forward to hearing from anyone from
Glasgow. Write soon! |
Brian Evans
USA |
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I was brought up in the
Garngad, left there in 1966 lived in Jersey
Channel Islands for 25 years, I now live in
Jefferson City, Missouri USA. |
John McBrearty
USA |
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Born, Rottenrow Maternity
Hospital, Glasgow, 1950. Raised in Rutherglen.
Attended St. Mark's Primary School, Blairbeth and
Holy Cross High, Hamilton. Former member of the
Glenmarnock Wheelers Cycling Club. Emigrated to
America in 1970. Now a law! yer (the Scottish
education system was not as bad as I thought when
they were dishing out lashes of "the
belt") and I practice in Long Beach.
Awrabest tae all of you, even the Rangers
supporters. We always will belong to Glesga! |
Karen MacDonald
Canada |
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I came to Canada in 1980 as a
nanny. I am now married and still living in
Ontario, have two girls 7,5. I lived in Milngavie
for 18 years before coming to Canada. I miss
Scotland more now than when I first came here. I
went to Clober Primary School then went on to
Douglas Academy High School. Looking to hear from
other people from Milngavie. |
Andrew Steele
Canada |
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Born Springbank St 1939.
Worked for Express Elevators and Pickerings
lifts. Would love to hear from anyone who lived
there or who worked for any of the companies. Now
live in Ottawa Canada. If anyone knows Jim Brady
of Thistle St Gorbals I would like to hear from
him or of him. Drop me a line I'd love to hear
from you all. |
Pauline Swift (nee Lochrin)
England |
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Holyrood School till 1969.
Lived in South Africa after leaving school. Back
in London now. Looking to catch up with old
school friends. Looking for Martin Mitchell who
lived in Ibrox in 1968 (father's name George),
Martin was an apprentice printer in 1968 and
should be around 50 now. |
Gloria Carreno (née McAleer)
France |
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ex-Rutherglen Academy
1961-1968 addressed in Blairbeth, Rutherglen then
Fernhill. ex Edinburgh University, Honours French
'69 -'72 Netball freak; Teaching English with a
Scottish accent in a small town in the French
Pyrenees Trying to make a small name in
photography (4 personal exhibitions so far,
anyone out there interested ?) Also trying to
write. Had my first play performed at Greyfriar's
Kirk House at the the 1997 ED. Festival. Would be
very interested to meet up with some of the old
gang. |
Jean Cameron
Canada |
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Born and raised in Rutherglen.
Emigrated to Canada in 1968 have three grown
children, two married one single and in Canadian
forces. Have four grandchildren. Work at the
University of Guelph. |
Andrew B. Totten
USA |
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Born and Raised in Glasgow I
am now in Baltimore, Maryland. U.S.A. |
James Mc Gachy
USA |
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I was born in Port Glasgow and
went to St Stephens high school in the early
sixties. I moved to the USA in '82 and have been
back a few times since and I always have a great
time. I love to get e-mail |
Liz Cann
USA |
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I was born in Lanark and
raised in Viewpark, Uddingston. I've lived in the
US since 1972, and have been in southern
California for the last 20 years. Would love to
hear from other Scots...........you can take the
Scot out of Scotland, but ne ver Scotland out of
the Scot! Slainte! |
Ken Tweed
Scotland |
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I was born in Milngavie and
still live there today. I attended Milngavie
Primary up to Primary 6 and then moved to Clober
Primary when it opened where I completed Primary
7 before going to Douglas Academy. I left school
in 1970 and served my electrical apprenticeship
with my uncle "Tom Smith" before moving
to work in the "Albion" in Scotstoun
for 2 years and then on to the Flexible Ducting
for a couple of years. I was made redundant there
and then started as a Service Engineer with
Hamworthy boilers for about 8 years before
starting my own Electrical & Boiler business
in 1987. I was also involved with the Boys'
Brigade (BB) as the secretary of the 2nd
Milngavie Company for about 19 years before
becoming Captain for a year when I the! n had to
resign due to my business commitments. I was also
the Batallion Queens Badge Adviser for a couple
of years. I ran our Company holidays in Banff and
then Macduff and in 1985 I took our Company to
Denmark, a holiday that was so successful that it
was repeated the following year and a couple of
times after that. I would be interested in
corresponding with anyone that has any dealings
with any of the above interests and also the
Glasgow Rangers....a team that I have always
supported and am a season ticket holder at
present. |
Camillus McElhinney
Scotland |
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I'm a 35 year old Glaswegian,
living in Roslea Drive, Dennistoun, for the last
nine years. Before that I lived in various flats
in west end while I was at uni (Strathclyde). I
come from Clydebank, just outside Glasgow. If you
want to find out about Glasgow, from a
Glaswegian, (an' a don't mean somedae who lived
in Glesga 40 year ago!) visit my site, or email
me! |