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| WWW Site | Information | |
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| Michelle Johnstone (nee Scott) USA |
N/A | Hi all a fellow scot living in Atlanta, Georgia. I am married to an american , however my children and I are from Glasgow. We last lived in Bearsden, but I went to scotstoun, alexander parade and Yoker primary schools and to Victoria Drive and Braidfield secondaries. I love living over here but do sometimes get a 'wee' bit homesick so please feel free to email me! |
| Margaret McMeekin USA |
N/A | I am from Glasgow North Germiston....off the Royston Road next to the Rock Soccer field. My mother lives in Forge Street, my sister-in-law Ann Panton, and brother - in - law Huge Sutherland, and John Sutherland are all from Germiston. I have lived in America for 26 years. Howevere I do come back to my beautiful homeland as often as possible. I have two daughters that live here as well. One of them (Myra McKelvie) works for the British Embassy. My daughters father ..Ronald McKelvie .. once lived at 198 Househillmuir Road, Priesthill. He remarried Ann Swan. Whose father was a plumber I think. And had a daughter and a son....also known as Ronald McKelvie (now deceased). I was wondering if anyone knew any of these people. Or if you like you may just e-mail me back a hello from my beautiful Glasgow. Thank you very much. |
| June Febers (nee McQuiston) Canada |
N/A | My maiden name is McQuiston, I grew up in Easterhouse. My husband's name is Tam Febers. If any old friends know us please get in touch. Katie McLean, Christine McJimpsy, Caroline Miller, Davie Duff, Jim Adams, P.J Docherty. |
| Beatrice Webb USA |
N/A | Born in Glasgow (Calder Street) in April 1939 - lived there until 21 - went to London for five years when I was 21 - married an American at 26 (or was it 25) came to live in the States and have been here since - (1966) US citizen. Last time there 1991 - planning on going back some time this year, with my now husband, Jim. Lived in Florida since 1969. |
| Gillian
(Webster) Milloy Canada |
N/A | Born in Glasgow Scotland, 1960, Moved to Canada in 1966, have many relatives in Scotland, if you find me please reply by e-mail...Cheers! |
| WILMA JOHNSON (NEE LENNIE) USA |
N/A | I LIVED AT JAMES STREET BRIDGETON CROSS ATTENDED JOHN STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL AND THEN FROM 1950 - 54 ATTENDED JOHN STREET SENIOR SECONDARY. I CAME TO AUSTRALIA IN 1955 ON THE STRATHNAVER. I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO MAY RECOGNISE MY NAME! HAVE BEEN BACK TO SCOTLAND A FEW TIMES AND HOPE TO GO AGAIN IN THE YEAR 2000. I WAS A MEMBER OF THE PARKHEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AND WAS A VERY ACTIVE MEMBER OF THE YOUTH GROUP. I ALSO HAD A GREAT INTEREST IN ICE SKATING AND SPENT MOST SATURDAYS AT PAISLEY ICE RINK. |
| Joan Gillham (nee Harper) Australia |
N/A | I was born at Oakbank Hospital, Garscube Road in 1948. Lived in Blackcraig Ave, Drumchapel and went to Garnethill SS School. Two friends in particular Agnes McAloon and Anne Marie Duffy as they were then. Left Drumchapel in 1962 and I have lived in Melbourne Australia ever since. Married a Pommy, have two sons and been back for a few holidays over the years. I'd like to hear from anyone with a similar background. |
| Gerry Hollywood Australia |
N/A | Hi my name is Gerry Hollywood born in Govan in 1949 went to St Gerards School in Govan and then moved to Pollok when I was 15. I am now living in Australia about a hours drive from Sydney I am married with two children Brian 28 and Sharon 26 two grandchildren Jack 5 and Patrick 5 months. My wife Mary and I are leaving for a 6 week holiday July 98 to Scotland love going back to the old country. If anyone would like to drop me a line I would love to hear from them. Kind regards Gerry Hollywood |
| Eileen USA |
Homepage Pictures and recipes |
Just moved to USA from Glasgow |
| Dante Perry USA |
N/A | Hi, I grew up in Penilee, Glasgow. My address was 20 Inkerman rd. My name was Patricia Durrand now Pat Perry, I went to Penilee Secondary school until 1967. I came to the USA when I was 17 I love the states but my heart will always be in Glasgow! . I hope someone recognizes the name, if not does anyone know Maureen Sunnuks originally from Penilee. cheerio fur noo. |
| Angela Wilson USA |
Homepage Scottish links and a few musings from the author |
Born in Glasgow 1961 in Govan (Neptune street) moved to Stevenston then Dunoon, then to USA. Have family still in Glasgow. Been in America for nearly ten yrs. |
| Fred Bell Canada |
N/A | Grew up in Lenzie until 1967. Worked at Scottish Brewers 78 Port Dundas Rd. Went to Lenzie Academy. Looking for old pals Alan (Tinker) Mackenzie, (Wee) Bruce Burns and any of the other neighbourhood guys. Also looking for George Docherty wh! o worked at Scottish Brewers 1966/1967 maybe longer, a real pal that I would really like to see again. 'Hoping to hear from someone. Ah Glasgow, ye canny whack it. |
| Brian Masterson (nee Harper) USA |
N/A | My wife, Joanne, and I were both born in the States. My parents, Patrick and Lily Mitchell Wilson Masterson were born in Glasgow in 1887 and 1889, respectively. They emigrated to the States around 1910. Though we've been back to Scotland several times and researched our family in the Register House in Edinburgh, we have not found any relatives still in Scotland. The only clue that may help: my grandfather Patrick Masterson died near Glasgow in 1933. His death certificate noted that his niece, Martha Ann Kennedy, 789 Argle Street, Glasgow, was in attendance at his death on May 15, 1933. |
| Gordon Campbell Canada |
N/A | I lived in Glasgow until I was 23 then emigrated to Canada.we have lived here for 30 years. My wife's girlfriend is trying locate her brother & sis who lived at 85 James Nesbitt St in Glasgow. Names are David & Jacqui Ford. Please help |
| Gary Schecter Canada |
N/A | My aunt lived in Glasgow and is looking for contacts. She lived in the Whiteinch Orphanage in approximately 1937 - 1938; the matron's name was Miss Dalgarno. My aunt's name is Joyce Brazer nee Macrimmon (MacCrimmon). She can be reached at 45 Smithfield Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R2V 0B7 or via my e-mail address. She would also like to know what happened to the orphanage, the family of Captain Burns, the Burns estate and would be delighted to hear from Villicent Archibald. |
| Allison Doherty Canada |
N/A | Been here for 11yrs from pollok glasgow, went to crookston castle secondary and worked for 4yrs inthe NSB Cowglen. My husband is from Polloksheilds area (Forth St) and we live just outside of London in Arva. Would love to hear from anyone back hame ! or abroad like masel' |
| Charlie McGettigan England |
N/A | I was born in Kilberry St near Roystonhill in the Garngad. I then lived in Cloverbank St. I went to the Wee Roch school and then on to the big Roch which at the time was segregated where the boys went to the annexe in Blackhill and the girls went to the big school in Royston Rd. I left there in late 1968 and started various jobs in the town centre. I was a page boy in the Central hotel at Glasgow central and had a great time. I would like to hear from John Murray who was my best mate at the time he went on to join the Merchant navy. We wrote a few times but then lost touch. John Murray used to live in Balgrayhill, Springburn. I moved to England in 1970 and married an English lass 2 years later. We have a 9 year old girl now. My heart is still in Scotland and my accent is a lot softer now (but not lost). I would love to hear from my old mates in Glasgow. |
| David Andrew Scott Canada |
N/A | I was born in Netherlee, Glasgow in 1965. I attended Netherlee Primary School and Williamwood High School, and would be interested in hearing from any former students. I studied photography in Glasgow, Manchester, and West Virginia. I have lived in Ontario, Canada since 1987 and work in advertising photography. I've been back to Glasgow several times, but my immediate family members now live in Paisley and Renfrew. My grandfather, John Dempster, was a partner in Dempster and Guthrie, China Merchants in Parnie Street in the East End of Glasgow. The store was later run by my father, Andrew Scott and closed in the mid 1970's. I would be interested in hearing from anyone who knew my father, grandfather or my mother, Rebecca Dempster, as I am currently researching family history. I would also be interested in hearing from anyone associated with Clydesdale Cricket Club, where my dad was a member and past president. |
| Kenneth Mackay South Africa |
N/A | I came to live in Glasgow when I was seven years old -1947. I lived on Sandbank Street in Maryhill and went to Maryhill Primary and then to North Kelvinside SS School. I went to Strathclyde for a year and then went to London and finally to Rhodesia/Zimbabwe in 1961. In 1981 I came to live in South Africa. I have many many fond memories of Glasgow and have revisited several times over the years. I would like to hear from anyone from the Maryhill area as long as we do not get embroiled in all the old tiresome arguments about religion or the Highlander verus Lowlander divide. Kind regards. |
