Gourdon 1938
- Lifeboat 'Margaret Dawson'
Gourdon - Sea Pie An' All That
Guestbook - Archive 5
| Name | Comments |
Dean McCullagh
neeMowat deanmccullagh@aol.com |
20-04-2005 -
21:56 - from cache-los-ac02.proxy.aol.com I am interested in the Mowat side of the family. My grandfather, William Paton Mowat, who is 97 this year was from Gourdon. His Uncle(?), Old Jeems, built the life boat that now stands in the small museum in Gourdon. Please e-mail me. Many thanks. |
| susan
cunningham sue.cunninham6@btinternet.com |
18-04-2005 -
11:51 - from host81-159-17-217.range81-159.btcentralplus.com thank you so much for the wonderfull poem about Gourdon. My husbands family came from there. The Banamanns, they had a shop called banamanns market andDavid fotheringtons father worked there. We are tryin to trace our family tree. great site keep it up. |
| Lori Ritchie LRScania@aol.com |
09-03-2005 -
23:05 - from cache-los-ac02.proxy.aol.com Hi. Sorry I have only skimmed through your site. I have been trying to trace my family tree. On your site you trace Ritchie familys from glasgow and mine is too.Glasgow/Kilbarachan, Renfrewshire back to part way in 1770. Archibald Ritchie, if you know anything i would welcome hearing it!! Many thanks a fellow Ritchie (same clan maybe not smae direct family, who knows in the tale of time!) |
sonder sonder@hotmail.com http://http://www.yahoo.com |
08-02-2005 -
09:17 - from 64.127.104.131 Cool site... |
| james ritchie heather.richie@virgin.net http://members.lycos.co.uk/John_Ritchie |
08-01-2005 -
23:17 - from 62.252.132.7 just remembering all the good times when i was younger visiting my gran bessie ritchie of william st gourdon things like fishing down at the jetty running in and out of the old fish houses ,i was wondering if there is anybody with any information about my grampa james freeman ritchie as i would like to do a family tree and also if there is any books about gourdon for my father to look at as he can no longer come up to gourdon any more ,i am hoping to come up in the summer great site keep up the good work |
| Sandra Laws sandra.laws@telecom.co.nz |
03-12-2004 -
05:32 - from 146.171.254.65 In relation to Brian's comments below....I know I for one and my mother Ena Davidson - would absolutely love to be sitting in the Gourdon pub with all the locals eating wonderful Scottish food. Unfortunately we can not - and for all of those you are overseas at this time of year - the yearning for home is sometimes very overwhelming. To see kith and kin and to be hame. |
| Brian McDonald | 28-11-2004 -
01:54 - from host213-122-188-142.in-addr.btopenworld.com visited... dreadful hotel.... uneaiable food,,,, awful locals in the pub... never agaib |
| Cman cman@email.com http://www.cottageandlogcabinplans.com/sitemap.html |
23-11-2004 -
03:06 - from 61.90.6.213 Hi, what a great web site. I was just sniffing around and stumbled into your web site. But it was worthwile! I really enjoyed my visit! |
| Tom Millar tom@millardundee.freeserve.co.uk |
17-11-2004 -
20:59 - from 82-41-99-63.cable.ubr03.dund.blueyonder.co.uk John, my father and his brothers used to spend summers in Gourdon during the war years. They were guests of Joe and Ina Watt whose brother and his wife stayed in Renfrew (Alec and Betty). Do you sell prints of your paintings? I would like to thank my uncle who has fond memories of his time in Gourdon for help that he has recently given me and this would be an excellent gift. Looking forward to your reply. Many thanks, Tom |