Cairneyhill People and History

Cairneyhill Census 1841 Part 2

Dear blog reader

Below is part 2 of my series on the Cairneyhill censuses, pages 5 to 8 of the original schedule for the 1841 census.

I do hope all of you with Cairneyhill ancestors will find this useful.

Jacqueline.

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Cairneyhill – south side of the street.

Page 5 of the schedule.

Name	Age	Profession	If Scottish if born in county	Whether foreign , English or Irish
Janet Deas	6 months		Yes
James Donaldson	60	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Elizabeth Donaldson	55		Yes
Marion Thomson	45		Yes
Isabella Thomson	14		Yes
John Thomson	11		Yes
William Bruce	15	Servant	Yes
John Gilmour	28	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
David Gilmour	3		Yes
Andrew Gilmour	1		Yes
Christian Gilmour	25		Yes
Thomas Duncanson	60	Merchant	Yes
Janet Duncanson	50		No
Catherine Duncanson	25		Yes
Christian Duncanson	15		Yes
James Duncanson	13		Yes
William Hodge	40	Letter carrier	Yes
Euphemia Hodge	45		Yes
William Hodge	15	Linen hand loom weaver apprentice	Yes
Angus Hodge	5		Yes
Ann Cant	60		Yes
Henry Arnot	35	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Betsy Hodge	35		Yes
James Hodge	7		Yes
Alexander Hodge	6		Yes

Page 6 of the schedule

Name	Age	Profession	If Scottish if born in county	Whether foreign , English or Irish
Henry Arnot	2		Yes
Jean Arnot	6 months		Yes
Alexander Robertson	75	Labourer	No
Robert Smeaton	80	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Margaret Smeaton	60		Yes
James Smeaton	35		Yes
William Blackwood	20		Yes
Robert Blackwood	9		Yes
Christian Thomson	50		Yes
Ann Mould	24		Yes
William Black	20	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Betsy Black	20		Yes
James Black	6 months		Yes
John Cochrane	45	Agricultural Labourer	No
Agnes Cochrane	14		Yes
Anne Punt	20		No	English
George Punt	4		Yes
John Punt	1		Yes
Alexander Deas	20	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Christian Deas	25		No
Lydia Cochrane	4		Yes
William Robertson	50	Army Pensioner	No
Martha Robertson	20		No	English
Thomas Robertson	12		Yes
David Robertson	9		No

Page 7 of the schedule:

Name	Age	Profession	If Scottish if born in county	Whether foreign , English or Irish
Catherine McNair	40		Yes
Andrew McNair	20	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
James McNair	15	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Ann Crawford	20	Female servant	Yes
George Paterson	57	Cotton hand loom weaver	No
Margaret Paterson	45		Yes
Thomas Paterson	25	Shopkeeper	Yes
James Paterson	14	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
William Paterson	20	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
John Paterson	11		Yes
Margaret Paterson	15		Yes
Janet Paterson	6		Yes
Henry Fotheringham	45	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Ann Fotheringham	45		Yes
Ann Fotheringham	15		Yes
Thomas Fotheringham	14	Linen hand loom weaver apprentice	Yes
Christian Fotheringham	12		Yes
William Fotheringham	8		Yes
John Fotheringham	11 months		Yes
Alexander Erskine	69	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Janet Erskine	68		Yes
David Gilmour	60	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Janet Gilmour	50		Yes
Janet Gilmour	13		Yes

Page 8 of the schedule:

Name	Age	Profession	If Scottish if born in county	Whether foreign , English or Irish
John Herron	25	Carrier and spirit dealer	Yes
Christian Herron	25		No
Isabella Herron	2		Yes
Margaret Laurie	20	Female servant	Yes
Margaret Bennet	20	Female servant	No
James Herron	30	Carrier	Yes
Helen Herron	30		Yes
James Herron	8		Yes
Andrew Herron	6		Yes
Henry Herron	4		Yes
John Herron	9 months		Yes
John Wightman	50	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Helen Wightman	45		Yes
John Wightman	20	House carpenter	Yes
David Wightman	11	Linen draper apprentice	Yes
William Wightman	11		Yes
Margaret Wightman	7		Yes
John Henderson	71	Navy sailor and linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Jean Henderson	70		Yes
Campbell Drysdale	6		Yes
Thomas Dobbie	20	Linen hand loom weaver	No
Catherine Dobbie	25		Yes
Elizabeth Dobbie	1		Yes
Peter Keir	35	Linen hand loom weaver	No
John Keir	3		Yes

Ten Thousand Views – Thank You

Dear blog reader.

I received word today that my Cairneyhill local history website has now achieved 10,000 views.

I’m so grateful to all those who have read my blog posts and I never fail to be amazed by the comments, emails and documents I receive from people interested in Cairneyhill’s history and from people who have ancestors from Cairneyhill.

Thank you so much.

Jacqueline.

Missionary Work

DUNDEE EVENING TELEGRAPH, 9 JANUARY 1947

FIFE MISSIONARY’S WORK

Rev R B McVicar, who recently left Cairneyhill Church, near Dunfermline, for missionary work in Nyasaland [Nyasaland is now known as Malawi], is finding his new sphere busy and interesting.

Education is one of the greatest needs in his new territory he writes in a letter to a friend.

Despite his short stay in Central Africa, he has already welcomed a colleague and fellow Scot in Miss Campbell from Milnathort.

Mr McVicar, whose wife was formerly Miss Mary Weir, a nurse at King’s Cross Hospital, Dundee, is a son of the manse and an honours graduate of St Andrews University. He held appointments in Forfar and Arbroath before becoming senior assistant in St Mary’s Parish Church, Dundee.

He was locum tenens at Oakfield Church, Kelty, and afterwards went to Cairneyhill, where he took a leading part in youth activities.

His work in Nyasaland includes supervision of the training of native missionaries and teachers.

Obituary of John Bald

BROUGHTY FERRY GUIDE AD ADVERTISER, 3RD JANUARY 1919

DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN DUNDEE BUSINESSMAN

By the death of Mr John Bald, which occurred on Saturday morning at his residence, Cairneymount, Grove Road, West Ferry, the doyen of Dundee businessmen has been removed.

Mr Bald was born at Cairneyhill, near Dunfermline, eighty-two years ago, and served his apprenticeship as a draper with Messrs W & J McLaren, drapers, Dunfermline. He afterwards went to Edinburgh, where he was in the service of McLaren, Oliver & Co, and came to Dundee in 1865.

He started business as a linen merchant with Mr R C McGregor under the firm name of McGregor & Bald, and the firm continued under that style until the death of Mr McGregor in 1898. Five years afterwards Mr Bald assumed his son, Mr James C Bald, as a partner, and the business has since been carried on under the firm name of John Bald & Son.

Mr Bald retired from active business life three years ago. He was a unionist in politics, and an esteemed member of St Stephen’s Parish Church, Broughty Ferry. Mr Bald is survived by one son and two daughters.

Carnock Parish in the Dunfermline Register: part 1

Dear blog reader

Welcome to the start of another series – I would describe this series as a combination of local and family history. The entries for Carnock parish in the Dunfermline Register, which was printed periodically from 1837 to 1859, contain voter’s details, teacher’s details, heritor’s details, transport details and some extras.

I thought the numerous mentions of Cairneyhill in the Carnock parish entry in the 1837 Dunfermline Register were very interesting.

Jacqueline

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THE DUNFERMLINE REGISTER FOR 1837: CARNOCK

COUNTY ELECTORS IN THE PARISH – 59

Aitken, David, Camps
Anderson, T, Inverleithen
Bardner, James, Bonhard
Bardner, Robert, ditto
Barron, Alex, Milesmark
Barrowman, J, Pitdinnie
Blair, Andw., Cairneyhill
Brown, J, North Pitdinnie
Bowie, James, Gowkhall
Bruce, Harry, Cairneyhill
Campbell, John, Carnockmill
Christie, Robert, Gowkhall
Crombie, Francis, Cairneyhill
Cunninghame, James, ditto
Deas, Henry, Cairneyhill
Downie, John, ditto
Duncanson, T, Cairneyhill
Duncanson, J, mason, ditto
Duncanson, J, smith, ditto
Duncanson, Andrew, ditto
Duncanson, William, ditto
Drummond, Adam, Carnock
Erskine, David of Carnock
Erskine, Wm, Cairneyhill
Erskine, Robert, ditto
Fulton, Wm, Dunfermline
Gilmour, David, Cairneyhill
Graham, Ebn, Dunfermline
Henderson, Rob, Cairneyhill
Haxton, Arch, Dunfermline
Heron, Robert, Cairneyhill
Henderson, John, ditto
Hodge, Peter, ditto
Howieson, R, ditto
Kirk, Robert, ditto
Laurence, T, Nether Blair
Littlejohn, John, Carnock
Macgregor, A, Carnock
Morris, A, Cairneyhill
Mill, George, of Blair
More, Rev J, Cairneyhill
Paterson, George, ditto
Philp, David, ditto
Reid, Thomas, ditto
Rolland, Adam, jun WS
Roy, David, Gowkhall
Seaton, Robert, ditto
Smitton, Robert, Cairneyhill
Thomson, Robert, ditto
Thomson, Robert, Loanhead
Thomson, W, shepherd lands
Tod, James, Cairneyhill
Watt, Rob E & W, Pitdinnie
Wightman, John, Cairneyhill
Wilson, Robert, ditto
Wilson, John, ditto
Young, George, ditto
Young, Wm, Cairneyhill

HERITORS, PARISH OF CARNOCK

David Erskine of Carnock
Sir C Halkett of Pitfirrane
R Hogg of New Liston & Clune
Adam Rolland of Luscar and Camps
George Mill of Blair

SACRAMENTAL FAST

Thursday before the first Sunday of March; and, Thursday before the third Sunday of July.

TEACHERS

A MacGregor, parochial
W Reid, Cairneyhill
Seminary for Young Ladies, Mrs More, Cairneyhill Manse

PARISH OF CARNOCK FUND SOCIETY FOR DEATHS

Thos Reid, preses & treasurer
H Bruce, Clerk

CAIRNEYHILL SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY

Rev J More, preses & treasurer
J Bruce, librarian

CARRIERS

Heron and Mitchell, to Saline, on Monday; Edinburgh, on Tuesday; and Auchterarder, on Thursday.
W Erskine, to Dollar and Crieff, on Tuesday; and Edinburgh, on Friday

Cairneyhill 1841 Census Part 1

Dear blog reader

I am so excited to start a new family history Cairneyhill series – the censuses of Cairneyhill, beginning with 1841, 4 pages of the original schedule at a time.

I do hope all of you with Cairneyhill ancestors will find this useful.

Jacqueline.

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Cairneyhill – south side of the street

Page 1 of schedule

Name	Age	Profession	If born in county if Scottish	Whether born in England, Ireland or Foreign parts
John May	35	Cooper	Yes
Martha May	45		Yes
Janet May	40		Yes
Ann Clark	40		Yes
Andrew Clark	14	Linen hand loom weaver apprentice	Yes
Ann Clark	13		Yes
Robert Clark	10		Yes
John Clark	7		Yes
Helen Clark	8		Yes
James Clark	2		Yes
George Young	79	Labourer	Yes
Janet Young	35		Yes
William Young	12		Yes
Alexander Young	8		Yes
Christian Young	4		Yes
William Erskine	40	Carter	Yes
Christina Erskine	40		Yes
Janet Erskine	15		Yes
John Erskine	15		Yes
Christina Erskine	11		Yes
Agnes Erskine	5		Yes
Marion Erskine	2		Yes
William Erskine	4 months		Yes
William Young	45	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes

Page 2 of schedule

Name	Age	Profession	If born in county if Scottish	Whether born in England, Ireland or Foreign parts
Julia Young	40		Yes
Jean Graham	45		Yes
William Philp	60	Agricultural Labourer	Yes
Isabella Philp	60		No
James Philp	25	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Robert Philp	20	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
John Day	10		Yes
Robert Erskine	30	Labourer	Yes
Catherine Erskine	30		Yes
John Erskine	10		Yes
Agnes Erskine	8		Yes
Elizabeth Erskine	6		Yes
David Erskine	4		Yes
Catherine Erskine	2		Yes
Robert Erskine	3 months		Yes
Catherine Philp	65	Dependent	Yes
Mary Philp	15		Yes
James Erskine	25	Labourer	Yes
Agnes Erskine	65		Yes
Elizabeth Erskine	35		Yes
Marion Erskine	30		Yes
Duncan Cameron	30	Sawyer	No
Jean Cameron	25		Yes
John Cameron	1		No

Page 3 of schedule

Name	Age	Profession	If born in county if Scottish	Whether born in England, Ireland or Foreign parts
Jane Cameron	25		No
Frances Crombie	40	Mason	Yes
Barbara Crombie	45		Yes
Francis Crombie	10		Yes
Marianne Crombie	7		Yes
Christian Crombie	5		Yes
Christian Crombie	48		Yes
Christian Crombie	79		No
Simon Whitehead	69	Agricultural Labourer	Yes
Jean Whitehead	69		Yes
Simon Whitehead	10		No
Margaret Whitehead	12		No
Andrew Dobbie	50	Linen hand loom weaver	No
Isabella Dobbie	15		No
Archibald Dobbie	13		No
Isabella Dobbie	5		Yes
Mary Howieson	55	Independent Means	No
Elizabeth Howieson	15		Yes
John Howieson	15		Yes
Joseph Howieson	13		Yes
Helen Howieson	11		Yes
Charles Thomson	60	Labourer	Yes
Margaret Thomson	55		Yes
John Thomson	25	Labourer	Yes
Alexander Paton	15	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes

Page 4 of schedule

Name	Age	Profession	If born in county if Scottish	Whether born in England, Ireland or Foreign parts
Alexander Erskine	35	Labourer	Yes
Elizabeth Erskine	25		Yes
Agnes Erskine	8		Yes
Isabella Erskine	3		Yes
Eliza Erskine	1		Yes
Robert Templeman	20	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Jean Templeman	20		No
John Templeman	1		Yes
Peter Hodge	50	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
William Hodge	13	Apprentice weaver	Yes
Isabella Hodge	11		Yes
Jean Hodge	9		Yes
Catherine Hodge	6		Yes
James Hodge	2		Yes
Thomas Hodge	45	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Janet Hodge	40		Yes
William Hodge	15	Draper’s apprentice	Yes
Jane Hodge	13		Yes
Peter Hodge	10		Yes
Thomas Hodge	6		Yes
Andrew Hodge	3		Yes
Peter Deas	40	Linen hand loom weaver	Yes
Peter Deas	9		Yes
Janet Deas	30		Yes
James Deas	2		Yes

Cairneyhill Involvement in Crash Weekend

EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1957

EDINBURGH WOMAN KILLED BY VAN

Three persons were injured – one fatally – in road accidents in Edinburgh during the weekend.

One Saturday night, Mrs Catherine Sandilands Taylor or Robertson (76), 7 Downfield Place, Edinburgh, was knocked down by a motor van at the junction of Learmonth Terrace and Queensferry Road, Edinburgh. She received head injuries from which she died.

William McIntosh (34), of 38 Pilton Park, Edinburgh, received head injuries when his motor cycle collided with a ‘keepleft’ sign at Atholl Crescent, on Saturday night. He was taken to Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, where his condition early today was reported to be satisfactory.

On Sunday morning, Mrs Margaret Cullerton (72), 44 Stewart Terrace, Edinburgh, was knocked down by a motor cycle in Robertson Avenue, Edinburgh, and was taken to the Royal Infirmary with head injuries. Her condition early today was also reported to be satisfactory.

THREE INJURED

Alexander Campbell Neil (21), commercial traveller, residing at 38 MacDuff Street, East Wemyss, is in hospital at Kirkcaldy following a head-on collision between his car and another on the Kirkcaldy-Leven road near West Wemyss Toll, late on Saturday night. His condition was comfortable today.

In the other car were blacksmith John Matson and his wife Anne. They were driving home to Ashdene, Cairneyhill, from East Wemyss, where they had been visiting friends.

Mr Matson, whose nose was broken, and his wife, with a broken ankle, were also taken to Kirkcaldy General Hospital, but left after treatment.

Chased With Knife In Hand

EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1957

CHASED WIFE WITH A KNIFE IN HIS HAND

A man who chased his wife along Main Street, Cairneyhill, with a table knife in his hand was sent to prison for 30 days at Dunfermline Sheriff Court today.

He is Arthur Devlin (42), labourer, The Yews, Main Street, Cairneyhill. Devlin pleaded guilty to having, on January 18, in Main Street, assaulted his wife, Margaret Devlin, kicked her, and committed a breach of the peace.

The depute procurator-fiscal, Mr W G Chalmers, said Mrs Devlin stated that her husband came home from work about 10.30pm. He had been drinking and began to swear at her. She put on her coat and he said: ‘Get out quick if you value your life’. He chased her out of the house with a table knife in his hand. She ran along Main Street and when he caught up with her he kicked her several times.

The police were sent for and Devlin was arrested.

DOMESTIC TIFF

An agent for Devlin said accused had been working in the kitchen and had merely had the knife in his hand without intending to do anything with it. It was largely a matter of a domestic tiff.

Sheriff R R Kydd sentenced Devlin to 30 days’ imprisonment on each charge, the sentences to run concurrently.

Bus crash driver in court

DUNDEE COURIER, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1954

71-YEAR-OLD BUS DRIVER MUST SIT L-TEST

Seventy-one-year-old John L Napier, 10 Rose Crescent, Dunfermline, until recently a bus driver, was ordered to undergo a driving test yesterday. He has held a licence for 46 years.

At Dunfermline Sheriff Court Naples admitted that on January 26, in Main Street, Cairneyhill, he drove a bus without due care. The bus collided with and damaged a stationary motor lorry.

When Naples retired from the employment of Messrs Alexander a few weeks ago he was their oldest driver.

He told a reporter after the court proceedings, ‘I intend to take the driving test, because I have my own car. I feel I have two or three years driving left in me yet.’

When Sheriff Middleton in court expressed surprise at accused’s age his agent, Mr A P MacBain, commented: ‘Marvellously well preserved, my Lord.’

The fact that Naples had only two previous offences – one of them in 1936 – in his long career showed he had exercised considerable care. It was dark at that time of the accident and there was a storm of sleet and snow.

The Sheriff imposed a fine of £3.

Cairneyhill Valuation Roll 1940

Dear blog reader

Welcome to the twelfth (and final) part in a series, a list of the people, with address and occupation where known, who were connected with Cairneyhill in 1940.

(Please see a note at the end of this introduction regarding the next series particularly for my blog readers looking for their ancestors in Cairneyhill).

In 1940 there were 136 people listed (a substantial reduction on 1935) with 82 addresses specified (exactly the same as 1935!) and 22 occupations (a substantial increase on 1935) comprising 6 shop keepers, 4 small holding workers, 2 railway employees, 2 blacksmiths, 1 piggery keeper, 1 joiner, 1 doctor, 1 air raid precaution warden, 1 Church leader, 1 slaughter house keeper, 1 hall owner and 1 garage owner.

This compares with 147 people listed in 1935 (a quite substantial increase on 1930) with 82 addresses specified (again a large increase on 1930) and 15 occupations (a slight increase on 1930) comprising 6 shop keepers, 2 smiths, 1 doctor, 1 Church leader, 1 slaughter house keeper, 1 hall and rooms keeper, 1 hall keeper, 1 joiner and 1 pig keeper, 117 people listed listed in 1930 with 32 address specified and 11 occupations comprising 2 farmers, a Church minister, 1 smith, 4 shop keepers, 1 petrol pump attendant, 1 joiner and 1 weaver, 120 people listed in 1925 with 25 addresses specified, and 7 occupations comprising 1 Church minister, 1 joiner, 4 shopkeepers and 1 smith, 135 people listed in 1920 with 14 occupations comprising 1 Church minister, 2 joiners, 1 market gardener, 1 slaughter house keeper, 6 shop keepers, 1 station master, 1 smith and 1 weaver, 131 people listed in 1915 with 20 occupations comprising 10 shopkeepers, 2 publicans, 1 farmer, 1 Church minister, 1 smith, 2 slaughter house keepers, 1 market gardener, 1 joiner and 1 weaver, 110 people listed in 1905 with 10 occupations comprising 4 weavers, 1 publican, 1 esquire, 2 Church ministers, 1 smith and 1 shop owner, 106 people listed in 1895 with 9 occupations comprising 5 weavers, 1 Church minister, 1 blacksmith and 2 joiners, 98 people listed in 1885 with 17 occupations comprising 10 weavers, 2 Church ministers, 2 blacksmiths, 2 joiners and one farmer, with 75 people listed in 1875 with 22 occupations comprising 14 weavers, 2 Church ministers, 2 wrights, 3 farmers and one joiner, with 65 people listed in 1865 with 27 occupations comprising 22 weavers, one blacksmith, one joiner, 2 wrights and one Church minister and with 66 people listed in 1855 with 4 occupations comprising 3 weavers and one blacksmith.

Hopefully those of you with ancestors from Cairneyhill will find this list useful.

I have now reached the end of my series on the valuation rolls for Cairneyhill. My next series particularly for those people searching for their ancestors in Cairneyhill, published every 6 weeks or so, will be the censuses for Cairneyhill from 1841 through to 1911 (or even 1921 if the National Records of Scotland publishes the 1921 census within the time of writing of my census series) blogged as 2 or 3 pages of the original census returns at a go.

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William Adie, Main Street
William Allan, Yews, Main Street, Cairneyhill
William Appleford
David Bald
Richard W Bate, Nashdome
George Beattie, Cairneyhill Station
Mrs Margaret P Bedborough, Main Street
Mrs Mary Cairns, Main Street
Margaret Cook
Peter Davidson
Mrs Margaret Deas, Main Street
Arthur Devlin, Yews, Main Street
James Donald
Jean Downie
Mrs Effie Drummond, Burnbrae
Mrs Agnes Drummond, Burnbrae
Mrs Effie Drummond, Burnbank
Agnes Drummond, Main Street
Agnes Drummond, store
James Duffin, Main Street
David Duncan
Doctor John C Duncanson
Doctor John C Duncanson, smithy
Doctor John C Duncanson, Main Street
Mrs Grace G R Erskine
William Erskine
Mrs John Erskine
David Erskine
Grace Erskine, Bankview
John Erskine, glebe
Elizabeth Fairley
Elizabeth Fairley, warden’s post
James Fairley, Rose Gardens
James Fairley, Main Street
Margaret Ferguson
Robert Finlayson, West End
Robert Finalyson, Ewhurst
Robert Finlayson, coal depot, Cairneyhill station
Christina Flint
Reverend William Forbes, manse
James Forrester, Main Street
Thomas Fotheringham, Main Street
William Fotheringham
Thomas Fotheringham, Drummormie
Thomas Fotheringham, small holding number 4, Bankhead
David Fowler, small holding number 3, Bankhead
Charles Gillespie, Main Street
Ethel M Glover, Holm Cottage
Adam Hadden
David Halkett
Mrs Robert Hall, Burnside Cottage
James Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton, store
William Hepburn, Main Street
William Hill, Main Street
William D Hill
Peter Hogg, Main Street
Barbara M Howieson
Mrs Allison Hunter, smithy
William Hunter, Burnbank
James Hunter
William Hynd, shop, Main Street
John Kennedy, 1 Mansion Buildings
Michael Kirk
David Kirk, Main Street
John Laird
Jean Lawson, Main Street
William Lindsay
Thomas Lowery
Mrs Mary S Lowrie, West End
George Luke, West Lodge
Andrew Lumsden
Mrs Helen Lumsden, West End
Mrs Helen Lumsden, slaughter house
Andrew Lumsden
Janet Lumsden, Yews, Main Street
Mrs Helen Lumsden, Yews, Main Street
Robert McAllister, Bankview
James MacArthur
Christopher MacConnell
James MacDonald, Carsehill
Alexander MacDonald, Main Street
James MacDonald, Main Street
James MacDonald, Nashdome
James MacDonald, Pleasance
Norman MacDonald, Pentland View, Pleasance
James MacDonald, Cairnbank, Pleasance
William MacGuire, Main Street
Peter MacKenzie, Main Street
Mrs Mary A MacKenzie, Main Street
Mrs Margaret Marshall
Mrs Annie Matson, Ashdene
William Meikle
John Milne
John Mitchell, Main Street
James Mitchell, Bellabank
James Mitchell, Glen Cottage
Mrs Annie Morgan, Mansions
Mrs Annie Morgan, hall
John Morris, Main Street
Christina B W Patterson
Ernest Pattie, The Knowe
Archibald Penman, shop and store, Main Street
John Penrice
Alexander Philip, Ewhurst
Robert Philp, small holding number 1, Bankhead
George Reid
Sebastian Rennie
Jack Rennie
John Rennie, garage, Main Street
John Rennie, shop, Mansion House
John Robertson, Main Street
James A Robertson, Main Street
John Robertson, Catherine Place
John Robertson, joiner’s shop
Isabella G Robertson, shop
James Ross
George Russell, Main Street
Mrs Margaret Russell
John Scott, Bellabank
Donald S Sellar, Main Street
William Sharp, Yews, Main Street
Donald Smith
William Stewart
Thomas Templeman
Thomas Thomson, Mansions
John Thomson, 4 Mansion Buildings
David Thomson, Threshend
Thomas Thomson, Threshend
Mrs Christina Watt, Erskine Cottage
Alexander Watt
Walter Weir, Yews, Main Street
Hugh Wildridge, piggery, Braefoot
John Wilson
James Wishart, small holdings number 2, Bankhead
Alexander Wright, Main Street
James Wright
Mrs Margaret Wright, Batavia Cottage