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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Up a Tree K.I.S.S.I.N.G? – Sepia Saturday
I picked a random photo from Great Granny’s album for this Saturday. It is dated around 1928, and again, we have Granny messing about with her pals, the Hardie boys. Granny graduated from the “Edinburgh School of Cookery and Domestic … Continue reading
Posted in Great Granny's album, Sepia Saturday
Tagged Granny up a tree, Great Granny's Album, Hardie, Sepia Saturday, Stewart
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Greyfriars Bobby – Sentimental Sunday
Greyfriars Bobby isn’t related to me – he was a little Skye Terrier whose name makes Edinburgh folk very sentimental, and is known all over the world for his loyalty to his master, John Gray. When John died and was … Continue reading
1911 Scottish Census Cake anyone? Wordless Wednesday
The 1911 Scottish Census data was released yesterday and there was a party atmosphere in the search rooms at Register House in Edinburgh. I took a few photos (check out the cake!) and posted them on my other blog, Scottish … Continue reading
Posted in Photos
Tagged 1911 Census, cake, Scottish Ancestry, Scottish Genealogy, wordless wednesday
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The Minister – Sepia Saturday
The minister’s a fraud! Well, only in so far as he’s not actually a minister – he’s a doctor, my Uncle Ron. I found this photo in my Granddad’s album of other photos of Ron and family from around 1984. … Continue reading

