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Bothwell Historical Society 2017 Bothwell Parish Church Kirkyard

Bothwell Historical Society 2017 Bothwell Parish Church kirkyard

record of gravestones 2017

Bothwell Historical Society

Index

Foreword!!!!!!!Reverend Jim Gibson

The Kirkyard of Bothwell!!!!Jack Gallacher

Introductory Notes

Joanna Baillie

Plan of Kirkyard

Record of gravestones from Area A to Area O

Graph of Age Distribution

Graph of Date of Interments

Index Foreword

It is documented that for over a thousand years a church building has stood on the site of the present Bothwell Parish Church.

During medieval times most burials were simply into unmarked graves with the exception of the great and the good of society who were buried within their church and commemorated by means of plaques and memorials on walls or slabs on ﬂoors. Following the Reformation in Scotland in 1560 such burials within churches became illegal. The erection of memorials to mark the graves of loved ones then developed.

In common with other historic churches, Bothwell Kirk’s churchyard reveals much to the keen eye about changes in Scottish social history. Throughout, it boasts many ﬁne examples of the different designs such monuments depict, each telling its tale about the deceased’s status, trade or profession: from obelisks and chest tombs to ﬂat stones, free- standing crosses, broken columns and various sculptures.

Working in partnership with South Lanarkshire Council Bereavement Services (Churchyards), the church has undertaken a restoration scheme for the Bothwell churchyard. Sadly, many gravestones are badly weathered or suffering effects of past vandalism. Before more damage takes its toll, members of the Bothwell Historical Society were invited to catalogue those that can still be identiﬁed. I happily record our gratitude that members of the Society responded so positively. Over the months such research has taken, people have been spotted with clipboard in one hand and magnifying glass in the other scouring the churchyard in all weathers. Such devotion to heritage and community has been well rewarded however, resulting in the contents of this book.

To all involved, my thanks.

Reverend Jim Gibson Minister of Bothwell Chaplain to HM The Queen in Scotland THE KIRKYARD OF BOTHWELL

Few ecclesiastical buildings in Scotland can claim to be more historic or beautiful than the Parish Church of Bothwell. In its time it has represented the three great strands of the Christian religion in this country. From its early foundations, it was a church for the Roman Catholic faith. In 1398, Archibald, 3rd Earl of Douglas petitioned the Pope to have it elevated to the status of a collegiate church. The choir which he added to the Norman building remains one of the great glories of Scottish church architecture to this day. At the Reformation in 1560 it housed a Presbyterian congregation and from 1667 to 1689 reﬂecting the torrid history of Christianity in Scotland, it was Episcopalian. Since the restoration of Presbyterianism in 1689, it has been a congregation of the Church of Scotland.

Today, as it has done down the centuries, it dominates the centre of Bothwell and since the building of the Church Centre, it has become an important resource for the whole community .

Reﬂecting the building’s long history is the surrounding kirkyard, containing monuments which in themselves are records in stone of the people who once lived in this community. Sadly with the passing of time and because of the vagaries of Scottish weather, many of the gravestones have deteriorated badly. At the invitation of the Minister, Reverend James Gibson, a group of volunteers from Bothwell Historical Society led by Bill Gow, agreed to photograph and where possible to record the inscriptions on the tombstones. This has proved to be a fascinating project which has added greatly to our knowledge of the history of the Church and the community and will be a valuable resource for future generations.

The efforts of the volunteers have been collated for publication in this book namely Genevra Ritch, Jean Caulﬁeld, George Waterston, Bob Boyle, Nicol Rennie, Iain Inglis, Alan Slater, Anne Ferguson, Tom Abercrombie, Edward Mallinson, Joan and Harry Marsh, Marjory Robertson, Ian Crawford, Ian McKellar, John Hart, Alison Rennie, Brian Sharp, Bill and Christine Jack and Eric Denton. We owe them a great deal of thanks for the time and effort. Thanks also to Liz Denton for her publishing skills. The Historical Society is also indebted to the Minister, Rev James Gibson for his encouragement and support.

2017 has been nominated as Scotland's Year of History, Heritage and Archaeology and it is appropriate that Bothwell Historical Society should have produced this fascinating book in a special year for our country. I have much pleasure in commending this book to the people of Bothwell and beyond. Jack Gallacher, Chairman. Bothwell Historical Society INTRODUCTORY NOTES

The origins of Bothwell Kirkyard are lost in the mists of time but will be closely aligned with the existence of the Church. It is notable that the stones in the Kirkyard generally face east. In Christian cemeteries, headstones traditionally face in this direction as a symbol of the deceased person's anticipation of the second coming of Christ. This event is foretold in Matthew 24:27 “For as the lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth even unto the west; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.” The oldest known gravestone in the Kirkyard is dated 1422 and is located at F:8. The only record known to exist of burials in the graveyard is held by the Cemeteries Department of South Lanarkshire Council. The first entry in this ledger is dated May 1933. The maintenance of the Kirkyard was taken over by Lanark County Council on the 8th November 1967. At the request of the Reverend Jim Gibson, the Historical Society agreed to undertake a survey of the gravestones which commenced in September 2016. The Kirkyard was divided into 13 areas (including the interior of the Quire) and volunteers photographed the stones and transcribed their inscriptions. The inscriptions were recorded exactly as they appear on the gravestone even although in some cases there were obvious spelling curiosities! After each area was completed it was then audited by another member of the volunteer group. Under the photograph and inscription is added a biography of the person/s where available. The information was gleaned from the National Records for Scotland (births, deaths, marriages and census records) and from the internet. Official registration of births, deaths and marriages commenced in 1855. Prior to that, the Old Parish Records are fragmentary. The first census was held in 1841 but does not contain much information. Accordingly it is unusual for there to be much information for persons dying prior to 1855 unless they were notable in some way. Between official records, eg the census, and the information on the gravestones there can be discrepancies regarding a persons date of birth or age. Where this is the case, the date is prefixed by ‘c’ (circa) to signify the approximate date. Bothwell Parish Church and its Kirkyard served the Parish of Bothwell. It extended from the village Bothwell eastwards along the line of the South Calder Water to Newarthill and on to Newhouse, its easterly point. The Parish boundary then turned west taking in Chapelhall but passing to the south of Calderbank. It then followed the course of the North Calder Water to Daldowie before following the Clyde eastwards back to the village of Bothwell. The main settlements within Bothwell Parish were Bothwell, Uddingston, Bellshill, New Stevenson, Newarthill, Newhouse, Chapelhall, Holytown, Mossend, Viewpark and Tannochside. In some documentation, particularly the early censuses, people were described as being from Bothwell when they were actually from the Parish of Bothwell. This should be noted when reading the biographical notes. A number of men buried at Bothwell were described as ‘portioner’. A portioner is a Scots term for the proprietor of a small estate or piece of land resulting from the division of an original area of land among co-heirs or otherwise, a small land-owner. Sadly many of the stones are illegible due to erosion and many have fallen face down and cannot be read. In the book ‘By Bothwell Banks’ published in 1904 the authors, Henderson and Jeffrey Waddell, recount the story of a stone “which had the head of a dog, with a shuttle in its mouth, carved on the stone”. The story accounting for this is said to be well authenticated. It is that a certain weaver, who had his loom at a considerable distance from his home, was wont to use his dog as an intermediary between the weaving shop and his home — the intelligent animal taking the empty pirns back to be refilled, and in return bringing others to his master full. It is pleasant to find the faithful animal thus enjoying what perpetuity of fame there is along with his master.” Unfortunately this stone is no longer to be found. Joanna Baillie

Joanna Baillie, poet and dramatist, was born at Bothwell manse on 11 September 1762. Her father, Rev. James Baillie was Minister of Bothwell Parish Church and a Professor of Divinity at the University of Glasgow. Her mother Dorothea Hunter was a sister of the great physicians and anatomists, William and John Hunter. Joanna Baillie was the youngest of three children and she grew up in close companionship with her sister Agnes and brother Matthew who became a celebrated London physician. Joanna’s early life was marked by a love of the outdoors; playing in the garden, riding her pony, or exploring the banks of the River Clyde. While her brother attended school, Joanna was educated at home by her father. In the early 1770s, both Baillie sisters were sent to a Glasgow boarding school, and it was there that Joanna first developed an interest in books, writing and adapting stories to entertain her classmates. It was in Glasgow that she visited the theatre for the first time, kindling a passion which was to continue for the rest of her life. Following the death of the Rev Baillie in 1778, the family became dependent on Dorothea's brother, William Hunter, who provided them with financial security as well as residence at his estate in Long Calderwood, near East Kilbride. There they led quiet lives as country gentlewomen. Matthew Baillie went to Balliol College Oxford, following in his uncles' footsteps in the study of medicine. Dr. William Hunter, died in 1783, leaving Matthew Baillie his house at Windmill Street London, his medical school and private museum collection (which is now the University of Glasgow’s Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery). Shortly thereafter Joanna, Agnes and their mother moved to London to manage the household for Matthew. There Joanna Baillie met the literary society through her aunt Anne Hunter, the wife of Dr. John Hunter. Mrs. Baillie and her daughters settled, after two or three moves, in Colchester. By 1802 Joanna Baillie had moved from Colchester to Hampstead, then on the outskirts of London, where she and her sister spent the remainder of their lives. Admired both for her literary powers and her sweetness of disposition, Joanna’s home became the centre of a brilliant literary circle and she counted the likes of author Sir Walter Scott and poets William Wordsworth and Lord Byron among her friends. Joanna Baillie’s first publication in 1790 was an anonymous volume called Fugitive Verses. In 1798, also anonymously, the first of her "plays on the passions", under the simple title of A Series of Plays was published. This book was highly successful and was followed by a second volume in 1802 and a third in 1812. Her other works included Miscellaneous Plays (1804), the Family Legend (1810), and three volumes of Dramas (1836). While popular in print, Baillie’s plays were not successful on the stage. Joanna Baillie was extraordinarily respected in her lifetime. Sir Walter Scott frequently mentioned her in the same breath as Shakespeare. He claimed: "If you want to speak of a real poet, Joanna Baillie is now the highest genius in the country." Lord Byron said, "Women, except Joanna Baillie, cannot write tragedy." Joanna Baillie died in 1851 in Hampstead aged 88 and is buried alongside her mother in Hampstead parish churchyard.

Plan of Kirkyard Area A Area A : Stone 1

I WILL BE WITH YOU EVEN UNTIL THE END

ERECTED BY ELIZABETH & JANE LINDSAY

IN LOVING MEMORY OF THEIR FATHER & MOTHER JAMES LINDSAY AND MARION DAVIDSON

Lower Plinth ………… ………… J MILLER ……………… …………. CAMBUSLANG

Left Side ALSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZABETH

James Lindsay was born c1795 at Hamilton. His wife Marion Davidson was born c1810 at Edinburgh. The couple were married in Edinburgh in 1839. In 1861 they were living at Ashley Grains, Viewport where James worked as a surface man at a turnpike road.

Area A : Stone 2

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE HALFORD

WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE MARCH AGE OUR LIFE’S OPENING IS OPAKE …. JAMES OUR SON THE INDEX POINTED AT HIM IS OUR SOUL DEATH IS THE HONOUR WHEN OUR SUN IS SET WHICH WILL THROUGH CHRIST A RESURRECTION … Area A : Stone 3

ERECTED BY ROBERT STEVENSON AND HIS WIFE MARGARET PAUL

IN MEMORY OF THEIR SON ALEXANDER PAUL WHO DIED 13TH JANUARY 1873 AGED 7 YEARS AND 9 MONTHS

ROBERT MCQUEEN STEVENSON BORN 16TH 0CTOBER 1827 DIED 14TH FEBRUARY 1892 AT THORNLEA COTTAGE UDDINGSTON

ALSO JOHN STEVENSON THEIR SON BORN 14TH MARCH 1852 DIED AT NEW YORK USA 16TH FEBRUARY 1900

MARGARET PAUL BORN 25TH MAY1832 DIED 18TH FEBRUARY 1904 AT CROSSHILL VILLA UDDINGSTON

JANET ELIE STEVENSON BORN 28TH JANUARY 1859 DIED 30TH MARCH 1923

TIME IS WINGING US AWAY TO OUR ETERNAL HOME LIFE IS BUT A WINTERS DAY A JOURNEY TO THE TOMB

Robert McQueen Stevenson was born in 1827 at Dalkeith, Midlothian. His wife Margaret was born in 1832 at Glasgow. In 1871 the couple were living at Gardenside, Uddingston, Robert a farm servant and Margaret a laundress. In 1861, son John Stevenson was living with his grandparents, Alexander and Elizabeth Paul at Old Glasgow Road, Uddingston. Area A : Stone 4

IN LOVINGMEMORY OF WALTER BEAUMONT NEILSON BORN 7TH OCTOBER 1871 DIED 29TH OCTOBER 1877 ELDEST SON OF JOHN NEILSON OF MOLLANCE KIRKUDBRIGHT SHIRE

SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN TO COME UNTO ME AND FORBID THEM NOT FOR OF SUCH IS THE KING DOM OF HEAVEN

Walter Beaumont Neilson was born to John Neilson and Janet Montgomerie Neilson. John was an iron master and his wife Janet, born 1838 in Bothwell, was the daughter of James Beaumont Neilson (1792-1865). James Beaumont Neilson was born in 1792 at Shettleston, Glasgow. He studied at the Andersonian Institution and at the age of 25 he became manager and chief engineer of the Glasgow’s first gas works. In 1828, Neilson invented the hot blast oven. Use of the hot blast tripled iron output per ton of coal and permitted the profitable recovery of iron from lower- grade ores. It also made possible the efficient use of raw coal and lower grades of coal instead of coke and permitted the construction of larger smelting furnaces. James patented the process and grew wealthy on the proceeds. His grandson, Walter Beaumont Neilson was born and died at Cambrae House, Bellshill. See stone H:1

Area A : Stone 5

ERECTED BY GEORGE McRAE

IN MEMORY OF HIS SON JAMES MACINTOSH WHO DIED 10th OCTr 1875 AGED 18 MONTHS

James Macintosh McRae’s father, George McRae, was a railway carter, born c1845 at Tarradale, Ross-shire. His mother was Catherine Macintosh born c1845 at Strathnairn. The family lived at Agra Bank, Main Street, Bothwell. Area A : Stone 6

ERECTED BY AGNES CALLENDER IN MEMORY OF HER SISTER MARY CALLENDER WHO DIED 28th SEPT 1840 AGED 46 YEARS

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THIS STONE WAS ERECTED BY LORD THE RIGHT HON …. LORD DOUGLAS IN MEMORY OF HIS SERVANT JANE EATON WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE 19th OF MARCH 1827 AGED 78 YEARS

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THIS STONE THOMAS NISBET BRUCE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE …..DOUGLAS …….BOTHWELL Area A : Stone 9

THIS STONE WAS ERECTED BY THE HON LORD DOUGLAS TO THE MEMORY OF ROBERT YOUNG WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON THE ?8th JUNE 1829 AGE 52 YEARS ROBERT YOUNG WAS UPWARDS OF 20 YEARS A SERJEANT IN THE SCOTCH…….

Reverse of stone

MRS HIGGINS

Area A : Stone 10

ERECTED BY Wm STOUT & SARAH YOUNG

HIS WIFE

IN MEMORY OF THEIR CHILDREN JANET WHO DIED 6th SEPTEMBER. 1848 AGED 3 1/2 YEARS

WILLIAM WHO DIED 6th DECEMBER 1848 AGED 7 1/2 YEARS

William Stout was born c1805 at Denny, Stirlingshire. His wife Sarah Young was born c1815 in England. They were married at Row (Rhu) Dunbartonshire in 1835. William Stout was at one time a toll keeper at East Kilbride but later became a grocer and spirit dealer. In the mid nineteenth century the family lived at Calderbank.

Sarah Young was the daughter of James Young and Mary Howard (see stone A11) Area A : Stone 11

Flat stone at base of stone A10

ERECTED BY SERGT JAMES YOUNG IN MEMORY OF MARY HOWARD HIS WIFE WHO DIED 20th AUGUST 1851 AGED 65? YEARS SERGT JAMES YOUNG WHO DIED 23rd JUNE 1852 AGED 69 YEARS

Area A : Stone 12

ERECTED BY ROBERT BRUCE UDDINGSTON IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE ELIZA McKAY WHO DIED 2nd JUNE 1860 AGED 30 YEARS ALSO HIS SON WILLIAM McKAY BRUCE WHO DIED 30th OCTOBER 1858 AGED 3 YEARS AND HIS DAUGHTER CECILIA SUTHERLAND BRUCE WHO DIED 27th APRIL 1868 AGED 14 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE ROBERT BRUCE WHO DIED 8th JUNE 1883 AGED 61 YEARS

Robert Bruce was born in Wick, Caithness, c1822 and was appointed schoolmaster at Clyne, Sutherland. In 1850 Robert married Elizabeth Mackay who was born in Kildonan. In 1853 Robert Bruce, schoolmaster, Clyne, at the age of 31, was subject "to a precognition for the crime of breach of trust and embezzlement in 1853". Soon after this Robert and Elizabeth with their children moved south to Lanarkshire as schoolmaster of the Established Church School, Uddingston. They lived at the Schoolhouse, Bellshill Road, Uddingston. Area A : Stone 13

IN MEMORY OF MARY HIGGINBOTHAM WHO DIED 21st FEBRUARY 1862 AGED 70 YEARS JOHN HIGGINBOTHAM HER HUSBAND WHO DIED 27th DECEMBER 1864 AGED 70 YEARS

Area A : Stone 14

ERECTED BY HIS SISTERS

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IN MEMORY OF JANE MAITLAND McMICKING DAUGHTER OF THE LATE THOMAS McMICKING ESQ. OF MILTONISE THE BELOVED WIFE OF THE REVd JOHN HARPER MINISTER OF THE FREE CHURCH AT BOTHWELL WHO DIED IN PEACE AT THE FREE CHURCH MANSE BOTHWELL ON THE 18th JUNE 1860 AGED 44 THOU WILL KEEP HIM IN PERFECT PEACE WHOSE MIND IS STAYED ON THEE Is 26. 3 AND JOHN MAITLAND HARPER ELDER SON OF THE REVd JOHN HARPER WHO DIED IN THE FAITH ON THE 14th APRIL 1865 AGED 13 TO DIE IS GAIN Phil 1st 21 MAGGIE DAVIDA HARPER YOUNGER DAUGHTER OF THE REVd JOHN HARPER WHO DIED ON THE 11th SEPT. 1872 AGED 22 HAPPY IN JESUS THE REVd JOHN HARPER MINISTER OF THE FREE CHURCH BOTHWELL DIED AT THE FREE CHURCH MANSE 17th OCTOBER 1875 AGED 73 HIM THAT OVERCOMETH WILL MAKE A PILLAR IN THE TEMPLE OF MY GOD REV. 3.12

Jane Maitland McMicking was born to Thomas McMicking and Jane Morin at St Ninan's, Stirling in 1816. The McMicking’s were a notable family in Wigtownshire with a lineage back to the 12th century. Jane’s father Thomas owned an estate at Miltonise. Jane married the Reverend John Harper at St Ninian’s in 1845 and there they had four children, Jane Helen, Margaret Davida, John Maitland and George McMicking. John Harper MA was born in the Parish of Birse (lower Deeside) in 1802. He studied at St Andrews and Aberdeen Universities before being ordained in 1839 at Bannockburn. In 1859 the family moved to Bothwell when John Harper was called to Kirklands Free Church of Scotland, Bothwell. Jane died the following year and John Harper later married Alice D Sorsby, born 1837 in Shefﬁeld). Area A : Stone 16

TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE JOHN MILLER FARMER WESTPORT BOTHWELL WHO DIED 23rd JUNE 1851 IN THE 57th YEAR OF HIS AGE AND IS THE INTENDED BURYING PLACE OF HIS AFFECTIONATE WIDOW AND FAMILY

John Miller was born c1795 in Lanarkshire. He was a farmer of 125 acres.

Area A : Stone 17

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF

JAMES NAISMITH PORTIONER BOTHWELL DIED 1612 AGED 71

NAISMITH 1612 Area A : Stone 18

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Area A : Stone 19

J ? M 1612

Area A : Stone 20

THIS STONE WAS

ERECTED BY JANE KNOWLES IN MEMORY OF HER SISTER MARY MCL KNOWLES WHO DIED 26th FEBRUARY 1831 AGED 46 YEARS Area A : Stone 21

THIS IS THE BURIAL PLACE

……….AND

JEAN SHANKS HIS SPOUSE

AND THEIR CHILDREN 1829

Area A : Stone 22

ERECTED BY

WALTER M

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ERECTED BY SUBSCRIPTION

AD 1834

Area A : Stone 22

IN MEMORY OF …………………..

JANET DIED 26 NOV … AGED 3 MONTHS ALSO GEORGINA WOOD DIED 20th MAY 1883 AGED 6 YEARS Area B Area B : Stone 1

ERECTED BY MATTHEW WHITE IN MEMORY OF HIS SON JAMES WHO DIED AT HOLM FARM UDDINGSTON 21st SEPTEMBER 1873 AGED 4 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE MATTHEW WHITE WHO DIED 26th FEBRUARY 1891 AGED 64 YEARS ALSO AGNES FARRIE WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 18th DECEMBER 1907 AGED 79 YEARS

Matthew White was born c1827 in Douglas, Lanarkshire.His wife Agnes Farrie was born c1828 in Lesmahagow and it was there they married in 1858. Matthew was a farmer of 70 acres Holm Farm at Bothwell Castle.

Area B : Stone 2

ERECTED BY ROBERT ALEXANDER AND HIS WIFE MARGARET BAXTER IN MEMORY OF THEIR CHILDREN AGNES DIED 7th SEP 1854 AGED 19 YEARS, WILLIAM DIED 28th FEB 1860 AGED 9 YEARS JANET DIED 14th OCT 1875 AGED 32 YEARS ALSO MARGARET BAXTER DIED 25th JUNE 1882 AGED 75 YEARS ALSO ROBERT ALEXANDER DIED 5th JULY 1883 AGED 71 YEARS

Robert Alexander was born in 1814 at Uddingston. His wife Margaret Baxter was born c1812 in Glasgow. The couple married in 1833 at Bothwell. Robert was a hammerman at a smithy. The family lived in Uddingston before moving to Furnace Row, Quarter and then to Carscallen, Hamilton. Robert died at Blantyre. Area B : Stone 3

IN MEMORY ERECTED BY ROBERT SCOTT IN MEMORY OF AGNES TUDEHOPE HIS WIFE WHO DIED 20h JULY 1871 AGED 35 YEARS ALSO HIS SON ALEXANDER WHO DIED 17th JULY 1884 AGED 27 YEARS AND JANE DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE ALEXANDER WHO DIED 14th OCTOBER 1884 AGED 7 MONTHS

Robert Scott was born in 1831 at Carluke. His wife Agnes Tudehope was born c1836 at Stonehouse. The couple married in 1854 at Carluke and then lived at Totham Cottage, Uddingston. After Agnes’s death in 1871, Robert remarried twice more, ﬁrstly to Annie Hamilton, his housekeeper, in 1873 at Hamilton. After Annie died in 1883, he married Annie Sloan, a milliner, in 1883 at Mossend. Robert ‘Bob’ Scott was a fruit merchant and had a nursery garden at Gowanglen, Crossford. He did a considerable business in supplying the orchards of the Clyde with fruit trees, and his fame was established as a grafter and pruner. In 1873, he and his brother, William, planted half an acre of strawberry plants at Mashockmill, on the road between Braidwood and Crossford. The success of their venture led them to set up the Carluke ﬁrm of R & W Scott, famous makers of jam. Robert Scott died in Carluke in 1906. Area B : Stone 4

ERECTED BY WILLIAM MEIKLEJOHN IN MEMORY OF HIS SISTER MARY DIED 14th SEPTr 1870 AGED 32 YEARS. ALSO HIS FATHER JAMES MEIKLEJOHN WHO DIED 14th FEBY 1881, AGED 81 YEARS. ALSO HIS MOTHER JANET MAXWELL WHO DIED 2nd APRIL 1884, AGED 84 YEARS

Area B : Stone 5

IN MEMORY OF MARGARET JANE UNDERWOOD WHO FELL ASLEEP ON NOVEMBER 11th MDCCCLXXV AGED 26

TRUE AND FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH

Area B : Stone 6

H CHOMAR 8th NOVEMBER 1810 Area B : Stone 7

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ERECTED BY JAMES McBRIDE UDDINGSTON IN MEMORY OF HIS MOTHER …… EST …….1803 ………………. WHO DIED 20th MAY 1875 AGED 24 YEARS JANET BELL HIS WIFE WHO DIED 1st NOVEMBER 1823 AGED 61 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE JAMES MCBRIDE WHO DIED 23rd March 1824 AGED 75 YEARS

Area B : Stone 9

ERECTED BY ANN SMELLIE CANTERBURY NEW ZEALAND IN MEMORY OF HER UNCLE JOHN FORREST WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON 15th JUNE 1882 AGED 73 YEARS ALSO OF HER MOTHER AGNES FORREST WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON 8th FEBRUARY 1883 AGED 77 YEARS

John Forrest was born c1809 at Bothwell. He was a garden labourer and lived with his sister Agnes Forrest at old Glasgow Road, Uddingston. Agnes was born c1805 at Bothwell and died at Forrest Cottage, Uddingston. Area B : Stone 10

ERECTED BY DUGALD McDONALD IN MEMORY OF HIS SISTER JESSIE STEWART McDONALD, BORN 27 SEPTr 1863 DIED 6th SEPTr 1872. MARY STEWART McDONALD, BORN 30th SEPTr 1865 DIED 4th APRIL 1869. FLORA STEWART McDONALD, BORN 16th NOVr 1867 DIED 10th NOVr 1869. JOHN STEWART McDONALD, BORN 21st JULY 1872 DIED 1st JANUARY 1873. AND ALSO MARY STEWART HIS MOTHER DIED 9th JUNE 1874 AGED 37 YEARS, ALSO DUGALD McDONALD HIS FATHER DIED 20th FEBRUARY 1875 AGED 38 YEARS. AND ARCHBALD HIS BROTHER DIED 18th APRIL 1875 AGED 12 MONTHS,

Dugald McDonald, senior, was born c1837 at Campbeltown. His wife Mary Stewart was born 1836 at Kilmory, Argyll and the couple were married in 1863 at Campbeltown. Dugald was a blacksmith and the family lived at Bellshill Road, Uddingston.

Area B : Stone 11

ERECTED BY JAMES WILSON IN MEMORY OF HIS TWIN CHILDREN AGNES McKAY & WILLIAM KELLY, WHO DIED IN INFANCY HIS WIFE MARGARET WILSON DIED 21st FEB 1915 AGED 80 YEARS THE ABOVE JAMES WILSON DIED 26th MAR 1915 AGED 77 YEARS HIS SON JOHN DIED 7th APRIL 1915 AGED 49 YEARS HIS DAUGHTER MARGARET DIED 24th APRIL 1918 AGED 52 YEARS

James Wilson was born c1838 at Rutherglen. His wife Margaret Kelly was born c1835 at East Kilbride. James was a house joiner and the family lived at Main Street, Uddingston. Their son John, born c1866, a joiner and daughter Margaret, born c1866, a dressmaker, were both born in Uddingston. Area B : Stone 12

ERECTED BY MARGARET MAXWELL IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND JAMES PARK WHO DIED 4th APRIL1911 IN HIS 66th YEAR ALSO OUR DAUGHTER AGNES MAXWELL WHO DIED 29th MAY 1904 IN HER 24th YEAR ALSO OUR TWO BOYS WHO DIED IN INFANCY ALSO THE ABOVE MARGARET MAXWELL WHO DIED 5th DEC 1932 IN HER 88th YEAR

James Park was born c1846 at Blantyre. His wife Margaret Maxwell was born c1845 at Shotts. James was a house joiner and the family lived in Uddingston. Daughter Agnes died at Muiredge, Uddingston

Area B : Stone 13

IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM CULLEN WHO DIED 29th DECr 1864 AGED 64 YEARS ALSO HIS WIFE MARGARET KENT DIED 11th JANy 1878 AGED 76 YEARS ALSO THEIR DAUGHTER JANET CULLEN DIED 22nd JULY 1903 AGED 73 YEARS ALSO THEIR SON ROBERT CULLEN DIED 11th MARCH 1906 AGED 72 YEARS ALSO THEIR SON JOHN CULLEN DIED 31st JAN 1913 AGED 82 YEARS

William Cullen was born c1800 at Bothwell, His wife Margaret Kent was born c1802 at Bothwell. Around 1851 William was a garden labourer living with his family at Green Street, Bothwell. By 1861 he was a grocer and the family had moved to Old Glasgow Road, Uddingston. After his death his widow Margaret continued to run the shop as a grocer and spirit dealer. Son Robert, born c1834, Bothwell and daughter Janet, born c1830, Bothwell were both grocers in the family business. Son John Cullen was born c1831 and was a blacksmith and he and Robert and Janet lived at Gowanlea, Old Glasgow Road, Uddingston. Area B : Stone 14

HERE LYETH THE BODY OF GEORGE GOW WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 9th MAY1798 AGED 30 YEARS

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JOHN MUNDAY DEPARTED THIS LIFE 12th JULY 1824

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ERECTED BY REBACCA YOUNG IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND LAWRANCE MURRAY WHO DIED 16th NOVr 1872

AND ALSO BY HER SONS WILLIAM AND JAMES CRICHTON ARCHIBALD SON OF WILLIAM WHO DIED 6th AUGt 1872 AGED 21 MONTHS

ARCHIBALD SON OF JAMES WHO DIED 20th AUGt 1872 AGED 4 YEARS

Lawrance Murray was born c1802 in Glasgow. Lawrence was variously a house factor agent, a sheriff’s ofﬁcer and lattely a stationer. He married Margaret McAdam in 1818 at Cambuslang. Rebacca Young was born c1817 at Hamilton. She married Archibald Chrichton in 1837 at Bothwell. Their son James Crichton was born c1842 and worked as a jobbing/market gardener. In 1863 he married Mary Wetherspoon and their son Archibald was born c1868 at Bothwell. James died in 1879 at Camphill, Bothwell. Son William Crichton was born c1845 at Bothwell. In 1865 at Stirling he married Helen Gillies. William was a fruiterer and news agent shopkeeper and the family lived at Violet Cottage, Green Street, Bothwell. Their son Archibald was born c1871 at Bothwell. William died in 1916 at Silverton, Green Street, Bothwell. Lawrence Murray and Rabecca Young married in 1864 at Bothwell and the family lived at Main Street, Bothwell. After her husband’s death Rebacca continued to run the news agents shop and she died in 1895 at Merlewood, Fallside Road, Bothwell. Area B : Stone 19

ERECTED BY JANE SCOTT CREE IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND JAMES CREE ALSO HER 5 CHILDREN AND GRANDSON WHO DIED IN INFANCY ALSO THE ABOVE JANE SCOTT CREE WHO DIED 4th MARCH 1905 IN HER 91st YEAR

James Cree was born c1815 at Stanley Perthshire and was a shoemaker. His wife Jane Scott was born c1815 at Bothwell and married there in 1836. James was a shoemaker in Hamilton and died in the Hamilton Combination Poorhouse in 1886. Jane worked as a gardener labourer/domestic servant and lived at Green Street, Bothwell. It was there she died in 1905.

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IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM POLLOCK DIED 20th MARCH 1847 AGED 42 YEARS DAVID HIS SON DIED 21st FEBRUARY 1832 AGED 11 MONTHS JANET KENT HIS WIFE WHO DIED 20th AUGUST 1891 AGED 79 YEARS. ELIZABETH DAVIDSON WIFE OF WILLIAM POLLOCK DIED 7 AUGUST 1878 AGED 34 YEARS THEIR CHILDREN ELIZABETH DAVIDSON DIED 15th NOVEMBER 1783 AGED 11 YEARS MARY BELL DIED 29 MAY 1878 AGED 10 YEARS

William Pollock was born c1805 and married Janet Kent in 1832 at Bothwell. He was a railway contractor. Janet lived at Old Mill Road, Uddingston. Their son, William Pollock, born c1845 married Elizabeth Bannatyne Davidson, a domestic servant, in 1867 at Mayﬁeld, Bothwell. William was a stone mason. His wife Elizabeth drowned in the River Clyde near Bothwell Castle Gardens.

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ERECTED BY JAMES CAMERON AND HIS WIFE ISABELLA NAISMITH IN MEMORY OF THEIR DAUGHTER AGNES BORN 1873 DIED 26th FEBRUARY 1876 ALSO ROBERT HIS SON BORN 17th FEBRUARY1866 DIED 30th JUNE 1876 ALSO ROBERT CAMPBELL THEIR SON IN LAW DIED 1890 AGED 27 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE ISABELLA NAISMITH DIED 11th OCTOBER 1892 AGED 65 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE JAMES CAMERON DIED 12th MAY 1903 AGED 82 YEARS

James Cameron was born c1821 at Bothwell. His wife Isabell was born c1821 also at Bothwell. James worked as a labourer and jobbing gardener. At the time of Isabella’s death the couple were living at Kirkstyle, Bothwell. Son Robert was born at Maltkiln, Bothwell and died of typhoid fever. Area B : Stone 23

1841 ERECTED AS A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT BY ISABELLA CLELLAND, MOSSBAND TO THE MEMORY OF MICHAEL YEATS HER HUSBAND WHO DIED ON THE 5th DAY OF AUGUST 1839 IN THE 73rd YEAR OF HIS AGE ALSO THE ABOVE ISABELLA CLELLAND WHO DIED AT MOSSBAND AGED 82 YEARS WILLIAM YEATS THEIR SON DIED 1877 AGED 71 YEARS ANN YEATS THEIR DAUGHTER DIED 1898 AGED 89 YEARS JOHN BAIRD SON OF ANN YEATS DIED 1905 AGED 54 YEARS JEANIE BAIRD HIS DAUGHTER DIED 1879 AGED 1 MONTH JEANIE BAIRD HIS DAUGHTER DIED 1898 AGED 11 YEARS JESSIE ROBERTS SCOBBIE BELOVED WIFE OF THE ABOVE JOHN BAIRD DIED AT MOSSBAND ON 5th FEBRUARY 1925 AGED 72 YEARS WILLIAM BAIRD ONLY SON OF THE LATE JOHN AND JESSIE BAIRD OF MOSSBAND FARM NEWARTHILL DIED AT MOSSBAND KETTERING 30th NOVEMBER 1960 IN HIS 78th YEAR SAMUEL SHANKS GARDNER DIED AT MOSSBAND KETTERING 3rd APRIL 1972 IN HIS 80th YEAR BELOVED HUSBAND OF JOAN BAIRD THE ABOVE JOAN BAIRD DIED 20th AUG 1991 AGED 93 YEARS.

Michael Yeats and Isabella Cleland were married at Shotts in 1805. Their son William Yeats continued to live and farm at Mossband, Newarthill after his parents death. Their daughter Ann Yeats married William Baird, a farmer. For William Baird see stone N:2. They had two children, John Baird, born c 1851 and Isabella C Baird, born c1954. John Baird started working at Mossband Farm as a ploughman under his uncle William Yeats. He married Jessie Roberts Scobbie and later took over tenancy of Mossband Farm. Area B : Stone 24

IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALEXANDER CLARK DIED 23rd DEC 1904 AGED 79 HIS WIFE MARY ANN SMITH DIED 1st SEPT 1859 AGED 36 HIS SON ROBERT DIED IN INFANCY 29th SEPT 1859 ALSO HIS WIFE MARGARET McFARLANE DIED 1st FEBy 1904 AGED 69 HIS ELDEST DAUGHTER MARGARET DIED 1st OCTr 1948 AGED 85 HIS DAUGHTER MARY DIED 15th DEC 1954 AGED 79

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Alexander Clark was born c1825 at Uddingston and was a coal merchant and dairyman. His wife Margaret McFarlane was born c1835 at Strathblane, Stirlingshire and the couple lived at Bank Foot Cottage, Uddingston. His daughter Margaret was a dairymaid and at the time of her death was living at Holmwood Avenue, Uddingston. Daughter Margaret was a milliner and lived at Linlithgow but died at Glasgow Road, Uddingston.

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………………… ………………… DAUGHTER DIED AT UDDINGSTON 21st AUGUST 1847 AGED 13 YEARS Area B : Stone 26

ERECTED BY JAMES FRAME IN MEMORY OF HIS SON JOHN WHO DIED 13TH JUNE 1843 AGED 16 MONTHS AND ALSO HIS WIFE JANET PATAN DIED 31st MARCH 1860 AND ALSO THE ABOVE JAMES FRAME WHO DIED 20th APRIL 1889

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ERECTED BY THOMAS RUSSELL IN LOVING MEMORY OF HIS CHILDREN WHO DIED IN INFANCY. ALSO HIS WIFE JANE MANN WHO DIED 23rd JAN 1893 AGED 57 YEARS HIS SONS ANDREW DIED 9th FEB1896 AGED 19 YEARS CHARLIE DIED 31st MARCH 1896 AGED 18 YEARS THE ABOVE THOMAS RUSSELL WHO DIED 11th MARCH 1915 AGED 82 YEARS

“THE LORD’S MY SHEPHERD”

Thomas Russell was born c1833 at Eaglesham, Renfrewshire. His wife Jane Mann was born c1837 at Blantyre. Thomas was variously a dye worker, night watchman and labourer at a colliery. The family lived at Green Street, Bothwell. Son Andrew was an apprentice grocer when he died and Charlie a grocers message boy. Area B : Stone 28

ERECTED BY ROBERT PROUDFOOT AND HIS WIFE JANET ROY IN MEMORY OF THEIR BELOVED DAUGHTER, TINA McLEAN. WHO DIED 24th APRIL 1874, AGED 3 YEARS AND 4 MONTHS ALSO GEORGINA MARY WHO DIED 26th OCTr 1881, AGED 5 1/2 YEARS. JANET ROY DIED 23rd OCTOBER 1885 AGED 38 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE ROBERT PROUD FOOT WHO DIED IN THE VICTORIA INFIRMARY, GLASGOW, 10th MARCH 1906, AGED 59 YEARS

Robert Proudfoot was born c1847 at Applegarth, Dumfries-shire.His wife Janet Roy was born c1847 at Glasgow and the couple married in 1870 at Old Monkland. Robert was an iron turner and the family lived at Gate Cottage, Blantyre. Area C Area C : Stone 1

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM BISSET WHO DIED 8 APRIL 1867, AGED 62 YEARS. AND JANET SYME HIS WIFE WHO DIED 9 DEC 1870, AGED 73 YEARS. ANNIE S. BENNIT. THEIR GRANDCHILD WHO DIED 13th MARCH 1879, AGED 3 YEARS, ALSO JAMES BENNET, BORN 23rd DEC 1867, DIED 20th OCT 1900 WILLIAM BENNET BORN 1838 DIED 1901

William Bisset was born c1805 at Inverkeithing, Fife. His wife, Janet Syme was born c1797 at Dunﬁrmline. The couple were married in 1827 at Inverkeithing with William working in the area as an agricultural labourer. William died in the Fife and Kinross Lunatic Asylum at Cupar, Fife. His wife Janet died at Hawthorn Bank, Uddingston, the home of her daughter Helen. Their daughter Helen Bisset was born c1836 at Inverkeithing. In 1860 at Cambus, Alloa, she married 22 year old William Bennet, a blacksmith. The couple moved to Hawthorn Bank Uddingston and later to Hallside, Cambuslang. Son James Bennet was a mercantile clerk in Glasgow.

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ERECTED BY THOMAS ARMSTRONG AND JANE MURRIE

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THIS IS THE INTENDED BURYING PLACE OF ROBERT ALLAN AND GRILLED MACKIE HIS SPOUSE AND THEIR HEIRS 1809. Area C : Stone 9

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I.H.S. ERECTED BY WILLIAM HUNTER AND MARTHA NELSON IN MEMORY OF THEIR DAUGHTER MAY WHO DIED 25TH AUGUST 1875 AGED 18 MONTHS AND THE ABOVE MARTHA NELSON WHO DIED .. DECEMBER 1876 AGED….YEARS

William Hunter was born c1842. His wife Martha was born c1842 at Ashley Grains, Viewpark, The couple married in 1870 at Ashley Grains and at that time William was a colliery engine keeper living at Tannochside and Martha a domestic servant at Orchard Avenue, Bothwell. Their daughter May was born in 1874 and was 2 years old when she died. After Martha’s death in 1876 at Tannochside, William married Agnes Gemmell in 1879 and he died in 1894 at Tannochside.

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JAMES MCK TO THE MEMORY OF HIS BELOVED SON DEREK WHO DIED JUNE 1876 AGED….YEARS

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PETER MCLEAN IN MEMORY OF THE GRANDMOTHER MARGARET MCCOLL DIED AUGUST 1849 OLD 88 YEARS ALSO HIS GRANDFATHER JOHN MCGOWAN DIED 11TH MARCH 1850 AGED 79YEARS. ALSO OF HIS UNCLE DIED 29TH AUGUST 1858 AGED 49 YEARS ALSO JOHN MCGOWN WHO DIED IN INFANCY ANDREW MCGOWAN DIED 21 MAY 1881 AGED 44 YEARS.

Andrew McGowan was born c1837 at Bothwell and married Ann Bodden c1858. The family lived at Whifﬂet, Coatbridge where Andrew worked as a brickworks labourer.

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1758 RICHd CLYD TAYLOR WIFE AND CHILDREN

Richard Clyd was baptised in Bothwell on the 12th December 1700. A proclamation of marriage was made in Shotts in 1854 “Richard Clyd in Bothwell and Helen Thomson in this Parish.” Area C : Stone 22

ERECTED BY WILLIAM BAIRD & JANET SMITH BARR IN MEMORY OF THEIR CHILDREN JANE SMITH BAIRD WHO DIED 21ST NOV 1865 AGED 9 YEARS JAMES BARR BAIRD WHO DIED 5TH DEC 1865 AGED 6 MONTHS THE ABOVE WILLIAM BAIRD WHO DIED 22 MAY 1912 AGED 75 YEARS THE ABOVE JANET SMITH BARR WHO DIED 21ST NOV 1919 AGED 86 YEARS.

William Baird was born c1837 at Bothwell. His wife Janet Barr was born c1834 at Paisley and the couple were married in 1855 at Bothwell. William was a joiner and the family lived in Bellshill on the road to Airdrie. William died in 1912 at Chapelhall and his wife ﬁve years later at Airdrie.

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ERECTED BY JAMES POLLOCK AND ELIZABETH BAIRD HIS WIFE IN MEMORY OF THEIR SON JAMES LOUDON WHO DIED 29TH MARCH 1875 AGED 13 MONTHS ALSO THEIR SON JOHN WHO DIED APRIL 1876 AGED 7 YEARS AND 6 MONTHS

James Pollock was born c1841 at Bothwell. His wife Elizabeth Baird was born c1841 also at Bothwell. The couple married in 1862 at Bellshill and set up home at Carstairs Road, Cambusnethan where James worked as a colliery clerk. By the 1890s the family had moved to Glibertﬁeld Buildings, Cambuslang. Area C : Stone 24

ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN MORTON WHO DIED … MARCH 1833 AGED 24 YEARS JANET SMITH WIFE OF THOMAS MORTON DIED 5TH APRIL 1855 AGED 76 …N.McPHERSON WIFE OF WILLIAM MORTON DIED 15TH APRIL 1859 AGED 27 AND ALEXANDER MORTON WHO DIED AT ….

Thomas Morton was born c1780 at Bothwell. His wife Janet Smith was born c1779 at Govan. Thomas was a cotton hand loom weaver and the family lived at Braefoot, Myres, Uddingston. Their son William Morton was born c1826 and was a joiner. He married Ann McPherson in 1858 at Cathcart. Ann Died a year after her marriage at Braefoot, Uddingston. After his wife’s death, William moved to Row (Rhu) and in 1861 at Glasgow married Margaret McDonald, a 30 year old from Thurso, working as a cook at Row. The couple lived at Row and then moved to Dunoon with their family. It was at Dunoon William died in 1884.

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ERECTED BY JOHN HOWISON BUILDER UDDINGSTON ………………. ……………….. JOHN HOWISON WHO DIED 14TH NOV 1867 AGED 12 YEARS ALSO HIS FATHER JOHN HOWISON WHO DIED 3RD AUGUST 1873 AGED 68 YEARS HIS MOTHER……….SOMMERVILLE …………….35 YEARS …………………………

John Howison was born c1805 at Langholm, Dumfries. His wife Janet Sommerville was born c1802 at Stonehouse and the couple married there in 1826. John worked as a silk hand loom weaver and Janet was a yarn winder. By 1871 John was working as a stone mason and living with his wife and family at Old Mill Road, Uddingston. Their son Robert was born c1831 at Stonehouse. He married Helen Smellie in 1854 at Stonehouse and had a son John, born in 1855. Robert was a stone mason and died the following year in 1856 at the age of 25 and his widow Helen, died shortly later leaving young John an orphan to be looked after by his grandparents. Robert’s brother John Howison, a stone mason and builder at Uddingston registered his nephews death when young John died in 1867.

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ERECTED BY JOHN RYNARD AND MARGARET KING IN MEMORY OF THEIR FAMILY 1835

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JAMES CARSS ELIZABETH DAY ….VIDSON AND JOHN… 1740

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ERECTED BY JAMES DICK CARNBROE MAINS IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE ELIZABETH WATSON DIED 3RD MAY 1850 AGED 29 YEARS ISABELLA DICK DIED 20TH DEC1862 AGED 24 YEARS HIS WIFE CATHERINE REID DIED 21ST JULY 1896 AGED 60 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE JAMES DICK DIED 22ND DECR 1899 AGED 81 YEARS ALSO HIS DAUGHTER MARGARET DICK DIED 4TH JULY 1948 AGED 78 YEARS

James Dick was born c1821 at Bothwell. His wife Elizabeth Watson was born c1821 and the couple married in 1842 at Bothwell. On 14 September 1850 at East Kilbride, widower James Dick married Catherine Reid, born c1829 at EK. James Dick was a farmer of 130 acres, employing 2 men and 2 girls at Carnbroe Mains Farm. Carnbroe Farm was located north of Bellshill and south of the M8.

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JOHN DICK IN MEMORY OF MARGARET RUSSELL HIS WIFE WHO DIED 21 OCT 1852 AGED 42 YEARS ALSO THEIR SON WHO DIED 26TH MAY 1866 AGED 19 YEARS JOHN DICK DIED 4TH DECR 1879 AGED 73 YEARS AND ALSO MARY WEIR HIS WIFE DIED 21ST NOVR 1896 AGED 64 YEARS AND ALSO JAMES THEIR SON DIED 21ST FEBY 1907 AGED 70 YEARS MARGARET THEIR DAUGHTER WHO DIED 12TH MAY 1917 AGED 66 YEARS

John Dick was born at Shirrel Farm Bellshill c1806. His wife Margaret Russell was born c1807 at Bothwell. After Margaret died, John married Mary Weir in 1856 at Hutchistown, Glasgow. John Dick was a farmer of 110 acres, employing 5 labourers at Shirrel Farm, Bellshill. After John Dick’s death his son James continued to farm at Shirrell and lived there along with his sister Margaret Shirrel Farm was located on the north boundary of Bellshill. Area C : Stone 33

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES DICK WHO DIED 6TH JUNE 1862 AGED 75 YEARS AND ALSO HIS WIFE JANE RUSSELL WHO DIED 24TH DECR 1864 AGED 79 YEARS

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ERECTED BY JOHN DICK AND AGNES REID IN MEMORY OF THEIR DAUGHTER JANE WHO DIED 19TH NOVEMBER 1850 Area C : Stone 36

MARY CLARK IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND WILLIAM WHITELAW BORN 10TH SEPT 1806 DIED 5TH JULY 1867 ALSO THE ABOVE MARY CLARK WHO DIED 20TH AUGUST 1903 AGED 84 YEARS

William Whitelaw was born 1806 at Bothwell. His wife Mary Clark was born c1819 also at Bothwell and the couple married at the parish of Old Monkland in 1852. They lived with their family at Dairy Cottage, Old Monkland. William was a land steward/grain merchant and latterly he and his family lived in Uddingston.

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ERECTED BY WILLIAM STEEL IN MEMORY OF HIS GRANDFATHER THOMAS CLARK WHO DIED 9 MARCH 1867 AGED 73 YEARS

JAMES CLARK DIED 1 JUNE 1877 Area C : Stone 38

ERECTED BY MALCOLM McPHIE IN MEMORY OF HIS SON MALCOLM WHO DIED 14TH OCTR 1876 AGED 7 YEARS AND 8 MONTHS MALCOLM McPHIE DIED 24TH MARCH 1883 AGED 58 YEARS MARION HIS DAUGHTER DIED 11TH APRIL 1884 AGED 18 YEARS ALSO HIS WIFE MARGARET McDONALD DIED 16TH SEPR 1887 AGED 52

Malcolm McPhie was born c1820 on the Island of Skye. His ﬁrst wife, Sarah McKay was born c1826 at Dalmellington, Ayrshire and it was there they married in 1848. Sarah died in 1859 at Dalmellington. Malcolm then married Margaret McDonald in 1860 at Dalmellington. Margaret was born c1835 at Kilmuir, Inverness-shire. Malcolm was a railway labourer. Their eldest son John was born in 1860 in Glasgow, son Donald was born 1862 in Dunkeld, daughter Marion was born in 1866 at Crieff, son Malcolm was born in 1869 at Collinton, Edinburgh and youngest son was born in 1871 at Uddingston. In 1871 Malcolm and his wife Margaret were living with their family at Bellshill Road, Uddingston. Son Malcolm died in 1876 at Rutherglen Loan, Uddingston. Margaret died at Huntington Square, Glasgow.

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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ALEXANDER BRACKENRIDGE TREE FARM BOTHWELL DIED 21ST JULY 1874 AGED 68 YEARS JAMES HIS SON DIED 22ND SEPT 1875 AGED 26 YEARS JEMIMA MARSHALL HIS GRANDDAUGHTER DIED 14TH DECR 1878 AGED 18 MONTHS JOHN HIS SON DIED 29TH JULY 1892 AGED 40 YEARS MARY LAWRIE HIS WIFE DIED 23RD MAY 1898 AGED 87 YEARS

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ERECTED IN MEMORY OF JOHN DICK WHO DIED 19TH APRIL 1852 AGED 14 MONTHS HELEN JACKSON WHO DIED 16 JULY 1850 AGED 65 YEARS JOHN DICK WHO DIED 17 JANUARY 1853 MARGARET ROBERTSON WIFE OF CHARLES DICK WHO DIED 21ST JULY 1884 AGED 62 YEARS

Charles Dick was born c1822 at Hamilton. His wife Margaret Robertson was born c1822 at Glasgow and the couple married in 1844 at Hamilton. In 1861 they were living at Invercloy, on the Island of Arran. Charles was a mason foreman/builder and latterly the couple lived at Woodside Walk, Hamilton. See stone C:42 Area C : Stone 42

ERECTED BY ALEXANDER S DICK IN LOVING MEMORY OF HIS MOTHER MARGARET ROBERTSON DIED 21ST JULY 1884 AGED 63 YEARS AND HIS FATHER CHARLES DICK DIED 1896 AGED 75 YEARS ALSO HIS DAUGHTER SUSANNAH MACINTYRE DIED 1892 AGED 3 MONTHS AND HIS DEARLY BELOVED WIFE MARY MAGDALENA MACINTYRE (LENA) DIED 30TH SEPT 1920 AGED 53 YEARS AND THE ABOVE ALEXANDER S DICK DIED 24TH FEB 1932 AGED 67 YEARS

Alexander Scott Dick was born c1866 at Brodick, Arran. His wife Mary Magdalena Macintyre was born c1868 in Hamilton and the couple were married in 1887 in Dennistoun, Glasgow. After their marriage the couple lived with Alexander’s father at Gateside Street, Hamilton with Alexander working as an engine driver. Following his wife’s death in 1920, Alexander married Elizabeth Doherty nee Wood in 1923 at Hallside. At that time Alexander was a steelwork trafﬁc manager at Hallside, Cambuslang.

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THIS STONE IS ERECTED BY JAMES BU LLOCH IN MEMORY OF HIS FATHER JOHN BULLOCH ALSO JOHN AITON DIED 17TH MARCH 1928 AGED 75 YEARS BELOVED HUSBAND OF MARGARET BULLOCH ALSO THE ABOVE MARGARET BULLOCH DIED 7TH APRIL 1937 AGED 86 YEARS Area C : Stone 44

IN LOVING MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND JAMES RENWICK BUILDER WHO DIED 19TH DECEMBER 1898 AGED 52 YEARS ALSO ROBERT THEIR SON WHO DIED IN INFANCY MARGARET DICKSON WIDOW OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 29TH OCTOBER 1923 AGED 86 YEARS

ERECTED BY MARGARET DICKSON

James Renwick was born c1846 at Douglas. James started his working life as a 14 year old stableboy. He then trained as a stone mason and moved to lodgings in Bothwell. He then met and married Margaret Dickson 1873 at Thornbank, Bothwell. Margaret was born c1837 at Traquhair, Peebles- shire but had moved with her father to live in Bothwell and act as his housekeeper. Their son Robert was born in 1876 and died less than a month later. The family lived at Campbell House, Bothwell but latterly had moved to Garﬁeld Place, Bothwell.

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THIS IS THE BURYING PLACE OF JAMES LAWRIE AND JANET BRACKENRIDGE AND THEIR HEIRS JULY 5 1806 Area C : Stone 46

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TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN WILSON SILVERWELLS BOTHWELL ELIZABETH COCHRANE HIS SPOUSE AND THEIR CHILDREN APRIL 1869 Area C : Stone 49 Area C : Stone 50

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ERECTED BY THE FAMILY IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF THEIR PARENTS WILLIAM ADAM DIED 17th JANY 1871 AGED 69 CHRISTINA MCPHERSON DIED 26th APRIL 1872 AGED 61 AND THEIR AUNT MARGARET ADAM DIED 18th NOV 1865

William Adam was a Land Steward at Bothwell Castle Home Farm. He was born in 1801 at Bothwell to William Adam and Elizabeth Forrest. His wife Christina McPherson was born c1813 at Rutherglen. Area D : Stone 3

ERECTED BY ANDREW TURNBULL BOTHWELL CASTLE IN MEMORY OF HIS VERY AFFECTIONATE SISTER CATHERINE TURNBULL WHO DIED 13th JANUARY 1875 AGED 64 YEARS AND HIS BROTHER THOMAS WHO DIED 27th SEPT 1875 AGED 59 YEARS

ANDREW TURNBULL BORN 18TH JANUARY 1804 DIED 18TH APRIL 1886 AGED 82 YEARS

FOR 58 YEARS IN SERVICE AS GARDENER AT BOTHWELL CASTLE

In 1804 Andrew Turnbull was born in Berwickshire, the son of a farm labourer. By the age of 9 he was showing interest in gardening and after schooling at Selkirk, was apprenticed, aged 13, at the Haining. From there, after a short time at the Selkirk Nurseries, he moved to the Duke of Buccleuch’s Dalkeith Park where by the age of 21, he was promoted to foreman in charge of all the men and women who worked in the gardens. In 1828 he was appointed Head Gardener to Lord Douglas at Bothwell Castle House. There he lived in the Gardener’s cottage with his sister Catherine (died 1875) as his housekeeper: soon he was making a name for himself in the crossing and cultivation of Ericas (heaths) in the greenhouses and his varieties were often shown, not always by Turnbull, in horticultural shows in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Turnbull was known also for raising new varieties of Calceolarias, Camellias and Orchids. At Bothwell Castle, Turnbull’s responsibility extended to the care and maintenance of the whole estate or pleasure-grounds as they were known then: open to the public on certain days of the week, they often drew visitors from Glasgow who arrived by train at Uddingston to see the lawns, trees and roses in particular. When visiting the ‘pleasure- grounds’, Hugh MacDonald mentions the gentlemanly Mr Turnbull’s ‘obliging courtesy’ and records that ‘his fame in his profession has extended even beyond the Tweed.’ (‘Rambles Round Glasgow’ (1854). By the late 1850s, Turnbull was appearing as a judge at the well-established Bothwell Horticultural shows which were usually held in the schoolroom. Turnbull was known also for his ﬁrm and competent training of the under-gardeners and all who tended the estate. The Gardeners’ Chronicle, a widely-read specialist British journal in the Victorian era, carried a page- long article in September 1874 about Turnbull’s life and career - the ﬁrst in a series on famous gardeners. Unfortunately in 1878, like many other people and businesses in the West of Scotland, Turnbull, at the age of 74, lost £500 of his well-earned savings in the infamous collapse of the Glasgow City Bank. It seems however that the noble family, as they did quite regularly for all their long-serving workers who fell on hard times, came to the rescue. In 1880 to celebrate Turnbull’s 50 years at Bothwell Castle, his friends and horticulturalist colleagues held a reception in St.Enoch’s Station Hotel, Glasgow, and presented him with 170 sovereigns, a gold eye-piece and an illuminated address “…as a mark of their profound respect for his private worth, and their high appreciation of his practical ability as a horticulturalist - more especially the wonderful success of his labours in raising many splendid hybrid Heaths, Calceolarias etc and with every good wish for his future prosperity.” Turnbull died on 18 April 1886. Turnbull died on 18 April 1886. He was unmarried. All his siblings pre-deceased him. Obituaries were published in a number of newspapers including the Scotsman, Hamilton Advertiser and the Gardeners’ Chronicle. Area D : Stone 4

JAMES SCOUGALL WHO DIED 22ND MAY 1878 AGED 15 YEARS

James Scougall was born c1863 at Inveresk, Midlothian. His father Andrew Scougall was born c1825 at Newbattle, Midlothian and was a labourer/farm servant. James’s mother was Elizabeth Cumming, born c1833 at Inveresk. Andrew and Elizabeth were married at Bothwell Castle in 1862 by Rev Harper,Free Church Minister. James’s father died aged 50 on 13th August 1877 at Leith of abdominal complications and 2 days later his mother died also of abdominal complications. At the time of his death James Scougall was living at Walker’s Land, Main Street, Uddingston. His death was notiﬁed by his cousin George Meikle, the Poultry House, Bothwell Castle. The inscription on the crest reads “ HE CARES FOR YOU”

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ERECTED BY JOHN ALEXANDER IN MEMORY OF HIS FATHER ROBERT ALEXANDER WHO DIED 31st MARCH 1871 AGED 86 YEARS ALSO MARY BARCLAY HIS MOTHER WHO DIED 3RD AUGT 1887 AGED 89 YEARS ALEXANDER THEIR SON WHO DIED 12th MAY 1893 AGED ?? YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE JOHN ALEXANDER WHO DIED 20th FEB 1902 AGED 78 YEARS

Robert Alexander bc1784 was a cotton weaver and lived at Mill Road, Bothwell. Son John born c1827 at Bothwell was a railway plate layer and his brother Alexander, born c1835 at Bothwell was a railway surfaceman/general labourer

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ERECTED BY MARGARET SCOTT IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND ROBERT STOBO LATE SMITH AND FARRIER GOUKTHRAPLE WHO DIED 7TH MAY 1834 IN THE 70TH YEAR OF HIS AGE.

My sledge and hammer lies declined My bellows pine have lost its wind My forge’s extinct my ﬁre’s decayed And in the dust is my wife is laid My coal is spent my iron is gone My nails are drove my work is done

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HERE LIES THE BODY OF GRIZAL GILLIES WIFE OF JAMES WEBSTER WHO DIED MAY 27 1810 AGED 75 YEARS

James Webster and Grizal Gillies were married at Bothwell on 21 July 1787. Area D : Stone 10

ERECTED BY MATHEW MORTEN IN MEMORY OF HIS FATHER MATHEW, DIED 13th FEB 1862 ALSO MARGARET KING HIS MOTHER DIED 23rd JULY 1862

HUGH KIRK & MARGARET MORTEN IN MEMORY OF THEIR DAUGHTER MARGARET KING DIED 10th FEB 1879 AGED 7 YEARS

Mathew Morten was an agricultural labourer, born c1791 at Blantyre. His wife, Margaret King was born c1793 at Barony, Glasgow. Their daughter Margaret was born in 1819 at Blantyre. Latterly the couple lived in Uddingston.

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ERECTED BY ANN SCOTT IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND JAMES V MINTO WHO DIED AT CASTLE VIEW COTTAGE

James Vallance Minto was born in Biggar in 1806. He was a coachman at Craighead living in the lodge at Whistleberry Road. Ann L Scott, his wife, was born in Bothwell c1814 and died 1886 at Blantyre. They were married 1850 at Bothwell. Area D : Stone 12

ERECTED BY JAMES SCOTT IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE AGNES CROSS WILLIAMSON DIED 2 FEBY 1879 AGED 35 YEARD

JAMES SCOTT DIED 21st FEBY 1881 AGED 64 YEARS

Agnes Cross Williamson was born c1837 to John Williamson and Mary Cross. James Scott and Agnes Cross Williamson were married in 1873 at Bothwell.

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THE FAMILY BURYING GROUND OF ALEXANDER SCOTT SMITH BOTHWELL AND AGNES WATSON HIS WIFE. ROBERT SCOTT SMITH THEIR SON DIED 18TH DECEMBER 1852 AGED 71 YEARS ALEXANDER HIS SON DIED 1819 AGED 3 YEARS BETTY HIS DAUGHTER DIED 1826 AGED 11 MONTHS GAVIN HIS SON DIED AT CONSTANTINOPLE 1856 AGED 38 YEARS VS TO THE TURKISH CONTINGENT BETTY STEEL WIFE OF ROBERT SCOTT DIED JUNE 23RD 1863 AGED 72 YEARS AGNES HIS DAUGHTER DIED 18TH JUNE 1880 AGED 57 YEARS

Robert Scott was born c1781 at Bothwell and by 1851 his blacksmith’s business employed 3 men. His wife Betty was born c1796 in Bothwell and after her husband’s death she was recorded in the 1861 census as ‘the proprietor of houses.’ During the Crimean War in 1856 a convention was concluded with the Sultan of Turkey to take into British pay a contingent of 20,000 Ottoman troops. They were commanded by British ofﬁcers and were known as “The Turkish Contingent.’ Area D : Stone 14

ERECTED BY ALSO THEIR CHILDREN JANET WATSON ISABELLA SCOTT IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND BORN 2nd JUNE 1855 ALEXANDER SCOTT DIED 6th JUNE 1855 WHO DIED 21st APRIL 1879 JANE SCOTT AGED 69 YEARS BORN 6th OCTOBER 1853 ALSO THE ABOVE DIED 17th APRIL 1855 JANET WATSON EDWIN SCOTT WHO DIED 5th AUGUST 1897 BORN 16th OCTOBER 1870 AGED 69 YEARS DIED 16th DECEMBER 1872

Alexander Scott was born c1801 in Bothwell. His wife Janet Watson was born c1826 also in Bothwell and it was there in 1846 that they were married. Alexander was a blacksmith and the family lived at Hawthorn House, Bothwell. Area D : Stone 15

IN MEMORY OF!! AS A TOKEN ALEX SCOTT!! OF RESPECT WHO WAS!! ! FROM BOTHWELL ACCIDENTALLY!! FRIENDS KILLED!! ! 14th NOV 1911

Alex Scott was a blacksmith, born c1889, to James Scott (also a blacksmith) and Elizabeth Buchanan. He lived at 49 Main Street, Bothwell. He was killed by accident at an outhouse at the Clydesdale Bank House, Bothwell due to an explosion of the generator used for the manufacture of acetylene gas.

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ERECTED BY WILLIAM MAXWELL IN MEMORY OF JOHN MAXWELL HIS GRANDFATHER WHO DIED 11th JULY 1847 AGED 72 YEARS MARY WELCH HIS GRANDMOTHER WHO DIED 4th DEC. 1853 AGED 82 YEARS JOHN MAXWELL HIS BROTHER WHO DIED 10TH MARCH 1842 AGED 10 YEARS Area D : Stone 18

MARGARET LAWRIE WHO DIED 10th NOVEMBER 1879, AGED 65 YEARS ALSO THEIR DAUGHTER JANE WHO DIED 24th APRIL 1860 AGED 18 YEARS ISABELLA WHO DIED IN INFANCY

GEORGE S. MAXWELL DIED 18th JULY 1890, AGED 75 YEARS

George Maxwell was born c1817, Bothwell. His wife, Margaret Lawrie, was born c1815, Blantyre. They married in 1836 at Bothwell.George was labourer/tollkeeper and by 1851 the family were living at Stoneﬁeld farmhouse, Blantyre.

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ERECTED BY JAMES ANDERSON IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE MARY ANN WRIGHT DIED AT MEADOWBANK 15th JULY 1863 AGED 31 YEARS

James Anderson was born c1832, Inchure, Perth. His wife Mary Anne Wright was born c1828 in England. The family lived in Meadowbank House, Bothwell. In 1861 James was a gardener (servant) but by 1871 he had his own gardening business employing 8 men. By 1881 he was a nurseryman at Meadowbank Nurseries employing 9 men and 3 boys. Area D : Stone 20

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JAMES FORREST IN MEMORY OF HIS BELOVED WIFE MARGARET BURNSIDE WHO DIED 30th OCTOBER 1863 JAMES FORREST WHO DIED 18th NOVEMBER 1871

James Forrest was born c1794 at Dalziel, Motherwell and was a butler but latterly described as a portioner. His wife Margaret Burnside was born c1801 at East Kilbride and they were married in 1841 at Blantyre. The couple lived at Forelaw, Hamilton Road, Bothwell but some time after Margaret died James moved to Rothsay.

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN SCOTT WHO DIED AT SPRINGFIELD HOUSE UDDINGSTON 27th JULY 1902 AGED 75 YEARS THOMAS HIS SON WHO DIED 3rd OCT 1874 AGED 5 YEAR WILLIAM HIS SON WHO DIED 9th JUNE 1890 AGED 16 YEARS JANET HUTCHESON RANKIN HIS WIFE WHO DIED 4th APRIL 1890 AGED 81 YEARS HELEN THOMSON SCOTT HIS DAUGHTER WHO DIED 31st SEPTEMBER 1931 JESSIE ELIZABETH SCOTT HIS DAUGHTER WHO DIED 7th MARCH 1933 JOHN HIS SON WHO DIED 3rd JULY 1937 AGED 75 YEARS BETHIA CHAPMAN SCOTT HIS DAUGHTER WHO DIED 29th DECEMBER 1937 AGED 76 YEARS JAMES CHAPMAN SCOTT HIS SON WHO DIED 20th JANUARY 1956 AGED 75 YEARS

John Scott, barrister and solicitor, was senior partner in the firm of Scott, McClure and Co, one of the oldest firms of solicitors in Glasgow. His family lived at Springfield House since the days of the Covenanters. He married Janet H Rankin in 1860 at Old Monkland parish. Daughters Helen Thomson was born in 1866 at Old Monkland, Jessie Elizabeth was born in 1876 at Bothwell and Bethia Chapman was born 1861 at Bothwell. James Chapman was born in 1880 at Bothwell. See stone E:34 for sister Helen Scott and brother William Scott. Area D : Stone 26

ERECTED BY MISS GRAY HAMILTON TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES JARVIE WHO DIED 25TH MARCH 1861 AGED 85 YEARS > < RESTORED IN MEMORY OF JAMES JARVIE HIS GRANDSON WHO DIED AT FALLSIDE 26TH OCT 1908 AGED 55 YEARS ALSO CATHERINE FOURTH DAUGHTER OF SAME WHO DIED AT FALLSIDE 2ND MAY 1893 AGED 2½ YEARS ELIZABETH AYMERS WIFE OF THE ABOVE JAMES JARVIE WHO DIED AT TOLLCROSS 13TH AUGUST 1932 AGED 74 YEARS ALSO THEIR DAUGHTER MARY JARVIE WHO DIED 19TH JUNE 1945 AGED 60 YEARS

James Jarvie (grandson) was born c1853, Uddingston. His wife Elizabeth Aymers was born c1858, Alloa. They lived at Mossbank Place, Uddingston before moving to Braefoot Cottage, Fallside Road, Bothwell where James worked as a railway signalman.

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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MARY ANN WILLIAMS GRACE COTTAGE BOTHWELL WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE DEC 2nd 1810 AFTER A LINGERING AND PAINFUL ILLNESS BORNE WITH CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE AND RESIGNATION WHY WE NOW …… OF HER THE LORD HAS CALLED HOME GO HOME DEAR FRIENDS AND SLEEP AS SHE IS SLEEPING HERE TILL CHRIST COMES AGAIN Area D : Stone 28

ROBERT & ELIZABETH CLARK IN MEMORY OF MARY THEIR DAUGHTER DIED 15TH FEB 1863 AGED 23 YEARS ROBERT CLARK ROAD SURVEYOR WHO DIED 3RD SEPT 1867 AGED 62 YEARS ROBERT CLARK SHEARER THEIR NEPHEW WHO DIED 6TH DEC 1867 AGED 5 YEARS ROBERT CLARK THEIR SON WHO DIED 12TH MAY 1879 AGED 47 YEARS ELIZABETH HENDRY WIFE OF ROBERT CLARK ROAD SURVEYOR WHO DIED 24TH MAY 1884 AGED 80 YEARS JOHN & SUSAN R CLARKE IN MEMORY OF JANE CROSS THEIR DAUGHTER DIED 17TH FEB 1865 AGED 4 YEARS JOHN ADAM THEIR SON WHO DIED 14TH JULY 1868 AGED 5 YEARS SUSAN R MANSON CLARK WIFE OF JOHN CLARKE ROAD SURVEYOR WHO DIED 17TH FEB 1882 AGED 47 YEARS ELIZABETH HENDRY THEIR DAUGHTER The next three lines are illegible AND JOHN CLARKE WHO DIED 6TH NOVEMBER 1909 MARY CLARKE DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE JOHN CLARKE DIED 5TH OCTOBER 1934 AGED 76 YEARS

Robert Clark was born c1805 at Bothwell. He was a road surveyor and farmer of 225 acres employing 4 men and boy. His wife Elizabeth Hendry was born c1805 at Arrow, Bute.The family lived at Hawthorn Cottage, Uddingston. John Clark was born c1835 at Bothwell. His wife Susan R Manson was born c1835 at Linlithgow. She and John Clarke were married in 1858 at Newton, Midlothian. In 1871 the family were living at Spindleknowe where John was a road surveyor and farmer of 70 acres, employing 4 men. He farmed at Sweethope farm. Latterly John was Surveyor of County Highways with the family lived at Hopton Park Road, Hamilton.

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ERECTED BY ALEXANDER STEEL IN MEMORY OF CATHERINE ……. HIS WIFE WHO DIED ….. 1847 The next three lines are illegible JEANNIE KIRKPATRICK WHO DIED 17TH ….. AGED 4 1/2 YEARS

Jane Kirkpatrick Steel was born in 1871 at Bothwell and died there in 1876.Her parents were James Steel and Jane Lennox who were married in Bothwell in 1870. Area D : Stone 30

ERECTED BY ALEXANDER & ROBERT STEEL IN MEMORY OF THEIR MOTHER MARY WATTERSTON WHO DIED 14TH JUNE 1881 AGED 62 YEARS ALSO ROBERT SON OF ALEXANDER STEEL WHO DIED 28TH OCTOBER 1883 AGED 3 YEARS ……

Mary Watterston was born c1821 at Blantyre. Her husband Alexander Steel, a quarrier, was born c1821 at Bothwell. Mary and Alexander married in Bothwell in 1850. Son Alexander was born c1851, in Bothwell. He was an iron moulder and married Agnes Sutherland in 1876 at Monkland. The family lived at Holmsland, Bellshill Road, Uddingston. Son Robert was born c1854 in Bothwell.

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ERECTED BY JOHN WILLIAM COOPER OF HAMILTON IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE ANNE GRAY WHO DIED 12TH FEBRUARY 1818 AGED 41 YEARS ALSO THE INTENDED BURYING PLACE OF HIMSELF AND FAMILY

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ERECTED BY ALEXANDER HILL GARDENER AND HIS WIFE CHRISTINA THOMSON IN MEMORY OF THEIR SON WILLIAM DIED 23rd NOVEMBER 1871 AGED 2 ½ YEARS. Area D : Stone 33

ASLEEP IN JESUS BLESSED SLEEP ERECTED BY WILLIAM HENRY AND JEANIE RITCHIE IN MEMORY OF THEIR BELOVED CHILDREN THOMAS RITCHIE DIED 7th MARCH 1875 AGED 18 YEARS CATHERINE MASTERTON DIED 6th APRIL 1875 AGED 11 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE JEANIE RITCHIE DIED AT BELLSHILL 18th AUGUST 1889 AGED 61 YEARS AND WILLIAM HENRY DIED AT GLASGOW 6th SEPT 1899 AGED 69 YEARS ELIZABETH ORP WIFE OF THE ABOVE WILLIAM HENDRY DIED AT BELLSHILL 18th MARCH 1910 AGED 76 YEARS

William Henry was born c1828 at Meikle Earnock, Hamilton. His wife Jeanie Richie was born c1830 at Douglas, Lanarkshire. William was a ploughman at Meikle Earnock in 1861, an ironmonger living at Cullan’s Land, Bothwell in 1871 and a forester living at Main Street, Bothwell in 1881.

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ERECTED BY JAMES BAILLIE AND AGNES MUIRHEAD HIS SPOUSE IN MEMORY OF THEIR SONS JAMES AND JOHN BAILLIE BOTH INTERRED HERE 7th FEBY. 18… JAMES BAILLIE DIED 8th MAY 1850 AGED … YEARS AGNES MUIRHEAD HIS WIFE DIED … 1862 Area D : Stone 35 Area D : Stone 37

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TO THE MEMORY OF MRS AGNES SWORD DAUGHTER OF JAMES SWORD OF ANNEFIELD AND RELICT OF ARCHIE EWING MERCHANT GLASGOW DIED 24th OCTOBER 1851 AGED 78 YEARS

Agnes Sword and Archibald Ewing were married at Anfield House in 1793. Annfield House was built in 1770. In 1791 Agnes’s father James Sword, a Glasgow merchant, bought the house and extended it. He lived at Annfield for about 40 years and died there in 1832. Annfield House was demolished in 1870. It was situated between Duke Street, Abercrombie Street and Sword Street, Dennistoun. Area D : Stone 38

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IN MEMORY OF JANE Mc…. …… ……. ROBERT CRAWFORD …. …… ISABELLA G. CRAWFORD DIED 18th SEPT. 1868 GEORGE CRAWFORD ….. GEORGE G CRAWFORD DIED IN INFANCY THE AFORESAID ROBERT CRAWFORD DIED 6th JULY 1871 AGED 66 YEARS WILBERFORCE WALLACE HIS GRANDSON DIED 6th JULY 1871 AGED 21 MONTHS ALSO MARY GRAY ….. DIED 29th MAY1878 AGED 69 YEARS JESSIE CRAWFORD HIS GRANDDAUGHTER DIED 13th AUGUST 1890 AGED 32 YEARS HUGH CRAWFORD HIS SON DIED 23rd DEC. 1890 AGED 58 YEARS

Robert Crawford was born c1805 at Blantyre. His wife Mary Gray was born c1808 at Uddingston. Mary was the daughter of Janet Ferguson and George Gray, well known blacksmith and plough maker in Uddingston. Robert Crawford was, like his father-in-law, a master smith and plough maker and in 1851 employed 5 men and 2 apprentices. The family lived at Old Mill Road, Uddingston. Area D : Stone 40

1891 JANE CLOW IN LOVING MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND JOHN GRAY ENGINEER UDDINGSTON IRON WORKS BORN 21ST AUGUST 1824 DIED 16th OCT 1885 HER FATHER ROBERT CLOW BORN 22 JUNE 1793 DIED 14 JAN. 1870 AND HER MOTHER SUSANNA JOHNSTONE BORN 1st JAN. 1796 DIED 24th JUNE 1873 THE SAID JANE CLOW BORN 27th OCT. 1827, DIED 3rd APRIL 1905

“BECAUSE I LIVE, YE SHALL LIVE ALSO ” S. JOHN, XIV.19

John Gray was born in 1824 at Kilmaurs, Ayrshire. His wife Jane Clow was born in 1827 at Kilmarnock. They were married in 1851 at Bothwell. They had a daughter, Margaret H Gray, born 1854 in America. The Uddingston Plough Works was owned by the Gray family, which had been plough making in Uddingston from the late eighteenth century. The Gray family was at the forefront of plough making in Scotland, also winning numerous awards for ploughs, and was an extensive winner at ploughing matches throughout Scotland. A prize medal was awarded to the family at the Great Exhibition of 1851. A number of medals were awarded for ploughs, harrows and grubbers at the shows of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland. The family’s ploughs were also known and renowned throughout the world. John Gray & Co., also branched out from making ploughs to other agricultural and industrial implements and machines. The company exhibited a portable steam engine and portable steam thrashing machine at the Highland Show of 1861 at Perth, and at the London Exhibition of 1862. In the 1860s the company described itself as “agricultural implement makers, millwrights, engineers, ironfounders, and railway wagon builders”. Area D : Stone 41

ERECTED BY GEORGE GRAY SMITH UDDINGSTON TO THE MEMORY OF HIS WIFE … …. WHO DIED JUNE 15th 1819 AGED 17 YEARS GEORGE GRAY SMITH UDDINGSTON DIED APRIL 11th 1837 AGED 66 YEARS JEAN FERGUSON DIED MAY 20th 1839

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ERECTED BY DAVID LAURIE … BOTHWELL DIED ….

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ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES SCOTT CASHIER MOSSEND FOR 45 YEARS THE FAITHFUL SERVANT OF THE MOSSEND IRON COMPANY BORN 12th JULY 1833 DIED 19th JANUARY 1894 A NATIVE OF BELLSHILL Area D : Stone 44

IN MEMORY OF WALTER BELL WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE JULY 5th 1834 AGED 52 YEARS AND MARGARET AITKEN HIS WIFE WHO DIED AT GRAIN AT CANONISE DUMFRIESHIRE 2nd DECEMBER 1857 AGED 75 YEARS

Canonise is possibly a mistake for Canonbie. There is a Black Grain Farm at Canonbie.

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ERECTED BY JANET JACK IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND ARCHIEBALD ALLISON WHO DIED 18th FEBRUARY 1888 AGED 59 YEARS THE ABOVE JANET JACK DIED 20th JULY 1901 AGED 73 YEARS Area D : Stone 47

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THIS IS THE BURYING PLACE OF ANDREW AND JANET BRAIDWOOD AND THEIR CHILDREN 1811

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ERECTED BY ADAM PORTEOUS IN MEMORY OF MARION DUNCAN HIS WIFE WHO DIED OCTOBER 9 1855 JOHN DUNCAN THEIR SON DIED MAY1855 AGED 23 YEARS ALSO HIS DAUGHTER AGNES DIED AUGUST 3 1855 AGED 15 MONTHS THOMAS ….. …… 1865

Adam Porteous was born c1811 at Crawfordjohn. His wife Marion Duncan was born c1813 at Douglas and it was there they were married in 1831. Adam Porteous was a gentleman’s coachman. The family lived at Daldowie but by 1851 had moved to Rosehall, Shotts where Adam worked as a groom. At the time of Marion’s death she was living at Viewpark. Their son John Duncan Porteous was a railway clerk and died at Viewpark. Son Thomas died in 1865 aged 20 months at Holytown.

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ERECTED BY HUGH ALLAN IN MEMORY OF JANE THOMSON HIS WIFE WHO DIED 9TH MAY1865 AGED 65 YEARS JANE ALLAN HIS DAUGHTER DIED 22ND JUNE 1857 AGED 14 YEARS JANE THOMSON RICHMOND HIS GRAND DAUGHTER DIED 30 NOV 1863 AGED 2 YEARS HUGH ALLAN RICHMOND DIED 28 MARCH 1869 AGED 10 MONTHS WILLIAM RICHMOND DIED 4TH APRIL 1869 AGED 4 YEARS AND ALSO HUGH ALLAN DIED 23 NOVEMBER 1880 AGED 87 YEARS MAGGIE ALLAN RICHMOND HIS GRAND DAUGHTER DIED 10TH FEBRUARY 1883 AGED 17 YEARS JANET ALLAN WIFE OF JOHN CAMERON DIED 21ST MAY1883 AGED 55 YEARS THE INTENDED BURYING PLACE OF HUGH ALLAN AND HIS HIERS 1865

Hugh Allan was born c1793 at Bothwell. His wife Jane Thomson was born c1800 at Bothwell and they married there in 1828. Hugh was a farm labourer and the family lived at Daldowie in the parish of Old Monkland. Their daughter Margaret married John Richmond in 1861 at Old Monkland and the family moved to Govan, Glasgow where John Richmond worked as a joiner. Their daughter Janet Allan was born c1828. She married John Cameron, a carriage driver, in 1852 at Old Monkland. Janet died in Glasgow.

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JAMES JACKSON

MARGARET WALKER

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HERE LIES THE CORPS OF JAMES WILLSON MEED STOKING MANUFACTORIE IN HAMILTON WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE UPON THE 14TH DAY OF MARCH 1728 AND IN THE 36 YEAR OF HIS AGE & THIS BEING THE BURIAL PLACE APPOINTED FOR URPHAN LOURIE HIS SPOUCE AND HER CHILDREN THIS LAIRE Area E : Stone 10 Area E : Stone 11

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WHO DIED AT BOTHWELL

APRIL ………………… YEARS

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HERE LYES THE CORPS OF JOHN BORLAND AND MARGET LOURIE Area E : Stone 13

ERECTED BY JOHN LAW

IN MEMORY OF HIS SON JOHN WHO DIED 28TH MAY 1869 AGED 2 YEARS JANET WHO DIED 1ST JUNE 1882 AGED 5 ½ YEARS ALSO MY WIFE MARY SIMPSON WHO DIED 19TH FEB 1900 AGED 61 YEARS

John Law was born c1833 in Glasgow. His wife Mary Simpson was born c1839 in Falkirk and they married there in 1860. After their marriage they lived at Dalmarnock Road, Glasgow where John was a coal carter. They then moved to Mossbank Place, Bothwell where John worked as a mason’s labourer.

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NAISMITH ……… JANET MITCHE…

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ALSO JANE NAISMITH DAUGHTER OF ……….AUG 1919 Area E : Stone 15

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ERECTED BY JAMES MCLURE IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE ELIZABETH CONNELL WHO DIED 12TH DEC 1869 ALSO IN MEMORY OF JAMES MCLURE WHO DIED AT BOTHWELL 6TH JUNE 1893 AGED 73 YEARS

James McClure was born c1820 at Kirkmichael, Ayrshire. His wife Elizabeth Connell was born c1821 at Kirkinner, Wigtonshire and the couple married in 1853 at the Gorbals, Glasgow. After their marriage, James was a kitchen gardener at Huntershill Lodge, Cadder but by 1891 was a gardener at Bothwell. At the time of her death, Elizabeth was living at Green Street, Bothwell. Area E : Stone 17

ERECTED BY THOMAS QUIGLEY IN MEMORY OF HIS SON WILLIAM WHO DIED 25TH NOV R 1874 AGED 21 YEARS

Thomas Quigley was born in Ireland in c1821. In 1861 he was married and was an ironstone miner working at Old Monkland. In 1881 he was a coal miner at Bothwell. His son William, was born c1854 at Rosehill, Lanark. He was a coal miner and died at No1 Addie’s Square, Bellshill.

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ERECTED BY WILLIAM BAIRD – BUILDER

BAIRD …… … FATHER / MOTHER

1815

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L COATS IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE JANE MORTON WHO DIED 28TH APRIL 1860 AND SIX CHILDREN JANET COATS HIS DAUGHTER WHO DIED 2ND JUNE 1866 AGED 27 YEARS WIFE OF ROBERT HANNAH ALSO LOVE COATS JUN R DIED IN THE YEAR 1870 AGED 21 YEARS ALSO HIS STEP MOTHER SARAH KERR DIED 23RD OCT 1888 AGED 67 YEARS ALSO LOVE COATS SEN R DIED 2ND APRIL 1891 AGED 80 YEARS

Love Coats was born c1811 at Govan, Glasgow, His wife Jane Morton was born c1816 at Lanarkshire. The couple lived at Braidwood, Carluke. Love then moved to Front Row, Blantyre where he worked in the Cotton Mill. He married Sarah Kerr in 1863 at Blantyre. Love Coats died in 1891 at Partick, Glasgow where he had worked as a ship builder’s watchman. Janet Coats was born c1839 at Carluke and married Robert Hannah, a ship’s joiner, in 1863 at Blantyre. She died at Partick in 1966. Love Coats junior was born c1849 at Blantyre and was a dye worker. Area E : Stone 22

IN MEMORY OF JAMES FREEBAIRN BELOVED HUSBAND OF MARGARET RUTHERFORD WHO DIED 15TH AUG 1936 AGED 39 YEARS

James Freebairn was born in 1897 in Hamilton. His father, John Freebairn, a jobbing gardener, was born in Bothwell and his mother, Ann McKay, was born in Kirkwall, Orkney. The family lived at Pinkerton House, Green Street, Bothwell. James Freebairn was a butcher’s vanman. His wife Margaret Rutherford was born in 1901 at Uddingston and the couple were married in 1921 in Glasgow.

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ERECTED BY DANIEL MCLEAN & HIS WIFE ANN MCARTHER IN MEMORY OF THEIR ……. CHILDREN PETER DIED 15TH MAY 1853 DANIEL DIED 23RD JUNE 1853 ANNE DIED 13 JAN 1861 PETER DIED 8 JAN 1864 ANN MCARTHER DIED 11 APRIL 1867 AGED 41 YEARS ALSO DANIEL MCLEAN JOINER DIED 20TH MAY 1922 AGED 68 ELIZABETH BLACK, HIS WIFE DIED 17TH FEB 1934 AGED 74

“THEY WERE LOVING IN THIER LIVES IN DEATH THEY ARE NOT DIVIDED”

Daniel Mclean was born c1823 at Rothsay, Bute. His wife Ann McArthur was born c1824 at Bonhill, Dunbartonshire. In 1851 the family were living at the outhouses of Jervison House where Daniel was working as a gardener. Daniel later became master gardener at Crutherland House, EK, and lived with his family at the Lodge House. After his wife Ann died in 1867, Daniel married Jane Struthers in 1868. By 1881 Daniel and Ann were living at Torrance Castle, EK, where Daniel was a gardener/domestic servant. Daniel died there in 1889. Son Peter was born in 1852 in Bothwell and was 1 year old when he died. Son Daniel was born in 1849 in Bothwell and was 12 years old when he died. Daughter Ann was born in 1847 in Bothwell and was 4 years old when she died. Son Daniel McLean was born c1857 at Crutherland. His wife Elizabeth Black was born c1860 in Rothsay and the couple married in 1883 at Camlachie, Glasgow. Daniel was a joiner and the couple lived at Salisbury Street, Govan. Area E : Stone 25

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ERECTED BY …. …. … ..

MILLAN ………..

DIED 31ST AUGOST 1818

AGED ……… YEARS

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IN MEMORY OF GENERAL JOHN WILKIE OF KNOWEHEAD 10TH HUSSARS AND HON COL 14TH HUSSARS BORN JUNE 1817 DIED 30TH APRIL 1882

John Wilkie was born at Knowhead House in 1817. He joined the 14th (King’s) Hussars as a Cornet in 1838 and after various promotions was appointed Colonel of the Regiment in 1854. John Wilkie commanded the 10th Hussars in the Crimean Campaign from 1855. The regiment had been ordered from India to replace the cavalry lost in the Charge of the Light Brigade at Balaklava. He was involved in the capture of Tchorgaun, the Battle of the Tchernaya and the siege and fall of Sebastopol, for which he received the medal with clasp, ﬁfth class of the Medjidie, and Turkish medal. Wilkie was appointed General in 1879 and retired to Knowehead House. The land of the Knowehead estate had been granted to the Wilkie family in 1629 by the Earl of Angus. Knowehead House was demolished in 1968 and is now the site of Knowehead Drive and Knowehead Gardens.

Jacket worn by Lieutenant Colonel John Wilkie, 10th (The Prince of Wales's Own) Royal Regiment of Light Dragoons (Hussars), 1854. On display in the National Army Museum.

His short-frogged jacket is luxuriantly decorated with Vandyke pattern lace and Russia braid. To the centre front are 21 large gilt metal plain ball buttons for fastening the jacket; the other four rows of ornamental buttons are plain gilt metal half domed patterned. The jacket is lined with white silk to the body, while to the waist there is a lining of buff coloured leather. Area E : Stone 29

ERECTED IN MEMORY OF JOHN STEVENSON WHO DIED 12TH NOV 1864 AGED 64 YEARS DAVID HIS SON DIED 13TH FEB 1838 AGED 3 YEARS & 4 MONTHS JEAN HIS DAUGHTER DIED 18TH SEPT 1841 AGED 10 WEEKS THOMAS HIS SON DIED 1ST NOV 1852 AGED 5 ½ YEARS JOHN HIS SON DIED 27TH JUNE 1857 AGED 7 MONTHS AND ALSO WIFE OF ABOVE JEAN RUSSELL DIED 7TH APRIL 1872 AGED 58 YEARS 1746

John Stevenson was born c1800 at Bothwell. His wife Jean Russell was born c1814 at Old Monkland and it was there they married in 1833, John was a jobbing gardener and died at Summerlee, Coatbridge. His wife Jean died eight years later at Partick, Glasgow.

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ANDREW……. AND ……… ………

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ERECTED BY JAMES MCCALLUM & JANET MCGHEE HIS WIFE IN MEMORY OF THEIR CHILDREN ROBERT WHO DIED IN INFANCY JAMES DIED 25TH DEC 1865 AGED 22 ½ YEARS THE ABOVE JAMES MCCALLUM DIED APRIL 1887 AGED 73 YEARS JOHN DIED 23RD DEC 1896 AGED 54 YEARS THE ABOVE JANET MCGHEE DIED 14TH DEC 1901 AGED 83 YEARS MARY TORBET, BELOVED WIFE OF HENRY, THEIR SON, DIED 6TH JULY 1910 AGED 57 YEARS GEORGE SON OF THE ABOVE JAMES MCCALLUM DIED 18TH JUNE 1914 AGED 67 YEARS

James McCallum was born c1814 at Bothwell. His wife Janet McGhee was born c1818 at Larkhall and the couple married in 1841 at Bothwell. James McCallum was a dairyman, grocer and butcher and the family lived at Lorne Place, Bellshill Road, Uddingston. Their son Henry, a stone mason, was born c1851 at Uddingston. His wife Mary Torbet was born c1824 in Stranraer, Wigtonshire and the couple married in 1882 at Bothwell. Mary died in 1910 and Henry in 1924 at the home at Springﬁeld Place, Uddingston. Their son George, born c1847 at Uddingston, followed in his father’s footsteps as a butcher and shopkeeper. Area E : Stone 33

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J S I C J 719 IN MEMORY OF HELEN COATS DAUGHTER OF JOHN SCOTT AND HELEN THOMSON WHO DIED 15TH FEB 1850 AGED 16 YEARS WILLIAM SCOTT WHO DIED 27TH JANUARY 1892 AGED 69 YEARS

John Scott was born c1769 at Bothwell. His wife Helen Thomson was born c1787 at Bothwell and the couple married in 1815 at the parish of Old Monkland. They lived at the family home at Springﬁeld House, Uddingston. Their son, William Scott, a draper, was born c1823 at Uddingston. He lived with his brother, John Scott, along with his brother’s wife and family at Springﬁeld House, Uddingston. See stone D:25 for brother John Scott and E:36 for parents. Area E : Stone 35

ERECTED BY THOMAS SCOTT, CROFTBANK, UDDINGSTON ALSO MARY WYLIE RANKIN, HIS WIDOW WHO DIED 28TH SEPT 1908 AGED 60 YEARS AND AGNES FINDLAY NEILL BELOVED WIFE OF JOHN SCOTT OF CROFTBANK WHO DIED 7 APRIL 1880 AGED 30 YEARS THE ABOVE JOHN SCOTT WHO DIED 24TH NOV 1927 AGED 76 YEARS ALSO BRYSON SCOTT OF CROFTBANK, SON OF ABOVE WHO DIED 12TH OCT 1940

Thomas Scott was born c1820 at Uddingston. His ﬁrst wife, Annabella Lyle, was born c1818 in Glasgow and she and Thomas were married in 1848 at the Gorbals, Glasgow. After Annabella’s death in 1863, Thomas married 36 year old Mary Wylie Rankin in 1874 at Springﬁeld House, Uddingston. Thomas Scott was a farmer and owner of 75 acres employing 6 labourers. His parents were John Scott and Helen Thomson (see stone E:36). Thomas Scott died in 1876 aged 56, two years after marrying Mary Rankin. John Scott was born in 1851 at Uddingston to Thomas Scott and Annabella Lyle. His wife Agnes Findlay Neill was born c1850 and they married in 1879 at Uddingston. John Scott was a civil engineer. Their son Bryson Scott was born c1882 at Uddingston. Bryson was a bank agent and lived at Old Mill Road, Uddingston.

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IN MEMORY OF JOHN SCOTT PORTIONER OF UDDINGSTON WHO DIED 28TH FEB 1859 AGED 90 YEARS AND HIS WIFE HELEN THOMSON WHO DIED 5TH FEB 1861 AGED 74 YEARS

ISABELLA WILKIE WHO DIED 4TH APRIL 1818 AGED 25 YEARS WIFE OF JAMES CORBETT MERCHANT LAUNCESTON TASMANIA

JOHN WILKIE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER UDDINGSTON WHO DIED 24TH MARCH 1829 AGED 59 YEARS AND JANET FINDLAY, HIS SPOUSE WHO DIED 1ST FEB 1837 AGED 68 YEARS

1862 JAMES WILKIE AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER, UDDINGSTON WHO DIED 2 APRIL 1848 AGED 47 YEARS

James Corbett was the licencee of the Green Gate Hotel at Launceston, Tasmania. He and his wife Isabella Wilkie had a son Thomas Corbett who was born in 1813 at Bothwell, and died 1901 at Launceston, Tasmania. John Wilkie was a blacksmith and ﬁrst manufactured the famous ‘Wilkie plough’ around 1825. At a ploughing match in 1829 it outperformed all other ploughs and as a result it was used extensively in Scotland and in many parts of England. Son James Wilkie continued to make ploughs setting up the business of “James Wilkie & Co’. Wilkie ploughs won numerous awards at the main agricultural societies, including the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland. James continued to make ploughs until at least 1850; his sequestrated property was sold in 1856 after his death.

The Wilkie Plough Area E : Stone 38

ANN WILKIE WIFE OF JAMES TORRANCE WHO DIED 2ND JUNE 1801 AGED 30 YEARS OF THEIR INFANT DAUGHTERS MARGARET AND JEAN WHO DIED THE SAME YEAR AND OF THEIR SON HUGH LATE MERCHANT LIMA WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON 22ND AUGUST 1833 AGED 33 YEARS

Ann Wilkie and James Torrance were married in 1799 in Glasgow and their son Hugh was born there the following year.

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R D ERECTED BY ROBERT DONALDSON IN MEMORY OF JOHN, HIS SON WHO DIED 8TH JULY 1854 AGED 17 YEARS ANN, HIS DAUGHTER DIED 22ND JUNE 1870 AGED 31 YEARS AND THE ABOVE ROBERT DONALDSON DIED 23RD JAN 1881 AGED 68 YEARS ELIZABETH PAISLEY, HIS WIFE DIED 2ND FEB 1899 AGED 84 YEARS

“Her life was short we miss her sorely But in heaven we’ll meet to part no more”

Robert Donaldson was born c1813 in Ireland and was a coal miner. His wife Elizabeth Paisley was born c1821 in Ireland. The family lived at Bellshill Area E : Stone 43 Area E : Stone 44

ERECTED BY Face down JANE LITTLEJOHN IN MEMORY OF HER DEVOTED HUSBAND JOHN BROWN 9TH DEC 1865

John Brown was born c1795 at Inverness. He was a gardener and lived with wife Jane Littlejohn at Green Street,Bothwell.

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Skull & crossbones ERECTED BY No inscription JAMES STEEL IN MEMORY OF HIS SON JAMES WHO DIED JANUARY 26TH 1838 AGED 28 YEARS Area E : Stone 47

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JOHN W K FARQUHARSON ALSO OF HIS DEVOTED WIFE IN MEMORY OF MARGARET W CROOKSTON JESSIE KENNEDY WHO DIED 15TH FEB 1891 HIS MOTHER AGED 36 YEARS WHO DIED 12TH MARCH 1866 IN MEMORY OF AGED 62 YEARS ALEXANDER JAMES HIS SON DUNCAN FARQUHARSON BORN 3RD JANUARY 1862 DIED 12TH JANUARY 1874 DIED 24TH MAY 1871 AGED 72 YEARS AND HIS SON JOHN KENNEDY THE ABOVE JOHN W K FARQUHARSON BORN 27TH AUGUST 1881 DIED 4TH MARCH 1885 DIED AT CROWHILL COTTAGE, BISHOPBRIGGS AND OF HIS BELOVED WIFE MARGARET WINGATE 8TH NOVEMBER 1899 AGED 57 YEARS BORN 14TH APRIL 1842 DIED 1ST SEPT 1885 ALSO OF HIS SON ANDREW WINGATE WHO DIED “The battle is fought, the struggle is o’er 14TH SEPT 1890 AGED 23 YEARS The crown now replaces the cross they bore The pilgrimage path shall no more be trod “Worn and weary home at last Arrest remains to the people of God” Life its toils and trials past Nor care, nor pain, nor wants chill blast Can ever more come near them”

Duncan Farquharson was born c1799 at Dull, Perthshire. His wife Jessie Kennedy was born c1804 at Logierait, Perthshire and the couple married in 1833 at Auchengarven, Perthshire. In 1851 Duncan was a grocer living at East Hugh, Moulin, Perthshire. Ten years later they family had moved to Hamilton Road, Bothwell where Duncan worked as a hostler (stableman). After Jessie’s death, Duncan was a boarder at Marshall’s Land, Main Street, Bothwell. Their son John William Kennedy Farquharson was born c1842 at Moulin. His wife Margaret Wingate was born in 1844 at Eastwood, Renfrewshire and the couple married in 1861 at Bellshill. After their marriage the couple lived at Mitchell’s Land, Main Street, Bothwell. Following Margaret’s death in 1885, John married Margaret White Crookston in 1888 at Cathcart and moved to live at Crowhill Cottage, Bishopbriggs. John worked as an inspector of railway plant. Area E : Stone 48

ROBERT KILGOUR JNR

FROM ELIE

DIED 7TH JUNE 1846

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JOHN MATHIESON AND AGNES MILLER HIS WIFE IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF THEIR INFANT CHILDREN ISABELLA WHO DIED 3RD MARCH 1873. AND ALSO ISABELLA WHO DIED 27TH JAN Y 1875

John Mathieson was born c1846 at New Cumnock, Ayrshire. His wife Agnes Miller was born c1848 at Uddingston and the couple married in 1872 at Uddingston. Their ﬁrst daughter Isabella was born at Tradeston and died aged 5 months. Their second daughter Isabella, was born at Kinning Park and died at 8 months. John started work as a railway clerk but by 1881 he was a superintendent of line with the G&SW Railway Co. Area E : Stone 50

ERECTED BY ISABELLA WILLIAMSON IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND WILLIAM MILLER WHO DIED JUNE 16TH 1858 AND THEIR SEVEN CHILDREN WHO DIED PREVIOUSLY

William Miller was born c1806 in Bothwell. His wife Isabella Williamson was born 1808 also in Bothwell. The couple lived in Uddingston where William worked as a railway plate layer. He was hit by a railway train and later died in hospital. See Stone E:51

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IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM MILLER BUILDER UDDINGSTON BORN 1840 DIED 1894 AND HIS WIFE ISABELLA CAMPBELL BORN 1843 DIED 1890 ALSO HIS MOTHER ISABELLA WILLIAMSON DIED 1869 AGED 63 YEARS AND HIS SON ARTHER DIED MARCH 1875 AGED 23 MONTHS AND THEIR DAUGHTER MARGARET DIED 8TH SEPT 1941 AGED 72 YEARS AND THEIR SON JOHN DIED 28TH DEC 1942 AGED 63 YEARS

William Miller was born 1840 in Bothwell to William Miller and Isabella Williamson (see stone E:50). His wife Isabella Campbell was born c1843 at Crieff, Perthshire. The family lived at Springwell Cottage, Uddingston. William started work as a joiner before becoming a builder. Son John was a bank agent and he lived with his sister Margaret at Main Street, Uddingston. Area E : Stone 52

ERECTED BY HELEN KELSO IN LOVING MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND WILLIAM BARR, UDDINGSTON BORN 27TH NOV 1826 DIED 29TH DEC 1894 ALSO OF THEIR CHILDREN HELEN KELSO BORN AUG 1825 DIED 7TH OCT 1905 WIFE OF THE ABOVE WILLIAM BARR THEIR DAUGHTER ELIZABETH BARR BORN 3RD NOV 1849 DIED 12TH MAY 1929 JANE BARR BORN 2ND FEB 1853 DIED 18TH MAY 1940

William Barr was born c1825 in Bothwell. His wife was Helen Kelso, born c1825 at Greenock and the couple married in 1849 at Glasgow. William Barr was a carpenter and builder and by 1871 his ﬁrm employed 22 men and 6 boys. After their marriage the family lived at Glasgow Road but later they moved to Loanhead, Douglas Gardens, Uddingston. Their daughter Agnes Barr married James Macfarlane and is commemorated on Stone I:53 Area E : Stone 53

…………….. BORN AT GARTMORE 4TH JULY 1851 DIED AT BIRKHILL UDDINGSTON 31ST MARCH 1908 AGNES BARR MACFARLANE WIFE OF THE ABOVE BORN AT UDDINGSTON 10TH FEB 1861 DIED 11TH MAY 1954 AGED 93 ALSO OUR BELOVED ONLY SON THE REV W BARR MACFARLANE 2ND LIEUT 1 / 5 K O S B WHO FELL IN ACTION AT THE DARDANELLES 12TH JULY 1915 DIED AND BURIED AT SEA 20TH JULY 1915 AGED 27 PAX

James Macfarlane was born in 1851 at Gartmore, Stirlingshire. He and his wife Agnes Barr (parents William Barr and Helen Kelso - see Stone E:52) married at Uddingston in 1887. After their marriage the couple lived at Sandyford, Glasgow but later moved to Birkhill, Uddingston. James was a ‘post and job master’ (a person who leased out horses and carriages) and worked at McFarlane Bros, Livery Stable Keepers.

William Barr Macfarlane was born on the 19th March 1888 in Uddingston, Lanarkshire, to James and Agnes. He went to Leys School in Cambridge where his uncle, John MacFarlane, worked. In 1906 William enrolled the University of Glasgow and graduated with an MA in 1911. He then returned to study theology, although didn't graduate in this. During this time he also travelled and went on horseback through Syria and Palestine as well as teaching for a brief period in the Orthodox Greek School at Horns in Syria. Having always wished to enter into the Church of Scotland, he obtained his licence in 1913. William was assistant minister in the South Dalziel Parish Church in Motherwell, a post he held until the outbreak of war. During his time at University, William had been in the Ofﬁcer Training Corps and during the war was gazetted to the Kings Own Scottish Borderers. William volunteered for service on the 4th August 1914. He was injured during a charge in Gallipoli by a piece of shrapnel and died on board the hospital ship Asturias aged 27. 2nd Lieutenant William Barr Macfarlane is commemorated on the Helles Memorial on the Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey. Area E : Stone 54

IN LOVING MEMORY OF DAVID C BOYD WHO DIED AT FAIRYKNOWE 7TH ARIL 1925 AGED 78 YEARS AND HIS WIFE MARY KERR, BIGGAR WHO DIED 31ST JULY 1937 AGED 95 YEARS ALSO THEIR SON IN LAW FREDERICK STEWART WHO DIED 20TH AUG 1939 AGED 61 YEARS ALSO THEIR SON JOHN MUIR BOYD, LOVED HUSBAND OF LILY HILL DIED 29TH SEPT 1944 AGED 70 YEARS LILY HILL DIED 24TH JAN 1954

David Clark Boyd was born c1847 at Carstairs, Lanarkshire. His wife, Mary Kerr Biggar was born c1843 at Paisley and it was there they married in 1866. After their marriage the couple lived in Paisley but by 1881 had relocated to Green Street, Bothwell. They then moved to Anchorage Cottage, Main Street before ﬁnally moving to Fairyknowe, Bothwell. David was a plumber, gasﬁtter and sanitary engineer. Their daughter Margaret Clark Boyd, born c1878 in Bothwell, and it was there she married Frederick Stewart in 1923. Frederick was a grocer and died at their home at Mossend. Their son John Muir Boyd was born c1875 at Bothwell. His wife Lily Grant Hill, was born in 1885 at Oxford, England and it was there they married in 1911. John was a civil engineer and died in 1944 at Mossed, Lanarkshire. His wife Lily died ten years later at Cowes, Isle of Wight.

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ERECTED BY WM GALLOWAY AND ANN MCNEILAGE IN MEMORY OF THEIR DAUGHTER CATHERINE B WHO DIED 21ST JANUARY 1830 AGED 5 YEARS THEIR SON JOHN BORN 15TH MARCH 1837 DIED 5 NOV 1861

William Galloway was born c1797 at St Ninians, Stirling. His wife Ann McNeilage was born c1802 at Inverary, Argyll. The couple married in 1826 in Glasgow. By 1851 the couple were living at Kirkstyle, Bothwell with William a Church Ofﬁcer. It was there William died in 1881 followed shortly by his wife Ann in the same year. Area E : Stone 56

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF FRANCIS MACKIE HEALD MANUFACTURER IN GLASGOW WHO DIED THE 22ND DAY OF MARCH 1872 AGED 52 YEARS JOHN HIS SON WHO DIED 10TH DAY FEB Y 1852 AGED 8 YEARS JAMES HIS SON WHO DIED 9TH DAY OF SEPT 1874 AGED 30 YEARS MARY PETTIGREW HIS WIFE WHO DIED THE 2ND DAY DEC R 1878 AGED 58 YEARS MARY PETTIGREW HIS GRANDCHILD WHO DIED 24TH NOV R 1900 AGED 20 YEARS MARY HIS DAUGHTER WHO DIED 4TH NOV R 1903 AGED 56 YEARS

Francis Mackie was born c1820 at Blantyre. His wife Mary Pettigrew was born c1821 at Uddingston. The couple were married in 1843 at Blantyre where Francis worked as a mill wright. By 1861 the family had moved to Hutchesontown, Glasgow and Francis was a woollen manufacturer. At the time of his death in 1872 Francis was a heddle manufacturer trading as the ‘Bridgeton Heddle Co, Ruby Street, Glasgow.’ By that time the family home was 221 Dalmarnock Road, close to his business. After Francis’s death in 1872, his two sons James and Francis ran the business employing 12 women. Two years later James died. Francis Mackie junior was born in 1849 at Blantyre. In 1879 at Calton, Glasgow he married 28 year old Elizabeth Brodie. After their marriage the couple lived at the family home at Dalmarnock Road, later moving to Hozier Street and then to Bartholomew Street, Glasgow. Their daughter Mary Pettigrew Mackie died in 1900. Heddle or heald is a looped wire or cord with an eye in the centre through which a warp yarn is passed in a weaving loom.

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_ _ _VIN NAISMITH AND MARGARET _ _ _HEARER Face down AUG _ _ _ _ 1797

Gavin Naismith married Margaret Shearer in 1773 at Bothwell.

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ERECTED BY DONALD MC ORQUINDALE IN MEMORY OF AGNAS HIS DAUGHTER WHO DIED 12TH JAN 1869 AGED 36 YEARS MARY DIED 13TH JANUARY 1869 AGED 17 YEARS

Mary McCorkindale (surname as on death certiﬁcate) died at Uddingston. Her parents were Donald McCorkindale and Mary McEwan who were married in 1830 at Killin, Perthshire. Donald was a gardener. Area E : Stone 61

IN LOVING MEMORY JEAN NAISMITH WIFE OF JOHN STEWART DIED 4TH OCT 1920 AGED 44 YEARS ALSO HER FATHER ROBERT NAISMITH DIED 1892 AGED 47 YEARS

Christina McCorkindale was born c1837 at Arrochar, Argyll. Her husband James Lockhart was born c1839 at Lanark and the couple married in 1863 at Blythswood. James was an engine ﬁtter and later a foreman at an engineering workshop. The family lived at Old Glasgow Road, Uddingston and it was there that Christina died in 1872. Daughter Christina was born c1822 and died in 1872 at Bishopbriggs. Son Daniel was born in 1867 at Uddingston and was an apprentice engine turner when he died in 1883 at Kinning Park, Glasgow. In 1880 at Paisley James Lockhart married Euphemia Currie, a 35 year old from Lochgilphead, Argyll and they set up home at Saracen Street, Glasgow. A year after their marriage their daughter Mary Scoular Lochart was born.

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IN LOVING MEMORY JEAN NAISMITH WIFE OF JOHN STEWART DIED 4TH OCT 1920 AGED 44 YEARS ALSO HER FATHER ROBERT NAISMITH DIED 1892 AGED 47 YEARS

Robert Findlay Naismith was born c1845 at Bothwell. At the age of 16, he worked in a cotton mill at Blantyre where he lived with his parents. Ten years later he was working as a gardener at Rosneath, Dunbartonshire. His wife, Jane Sloan, was born c1826 in Glasgow and the couple married in 1873 at Bridgeton, Glasgow. They then set up home at Green Street, Bothwell with Robert continuing to work as a gardener. Their daughter Jean (Jane) Coulter Naismith was born in 1876 at Green Street, Bothwell. Her husband John Stewart was a mechanical engineer and they married in 1911 at the Clyde Hotel, Bothwell. At the time of her death in 1920, Jean was living at Griqua Terrace, Bothwell. Area E : Stone 63 Area E : Stone 64

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THE BURYING PLACE OF face down ROBERT MICKLE

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ERECTED BY ROBERT EGLINTON THOMS OWEN IN MEMORY OF CATRION CAMMERON HIS MOTHER AND ALSO 1792 MARY HELEN _ _ _ _ O’ N C I A HIS DAUGHTER DIED 28TH _ _ _ _ _ AGE 2 YEARS

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JAMES WOTHERSPOON M . M K CATHREN WILLIAM K MARY SMITH 1732 Area E : Stone 71

ERECTED BY MATTHEW MILLER AND MARY BUCHANAN IN MEMORY OF THEIR DAUGHTER ANNIE WHO DIED 18TH MARCH 1866 AGED 4 YEARS ALSO THEIR SON JAMES WHO DIED 12TH DEC 1869 AGED 4 YEARS & 6 MONTHS JESSIE DIED 7TH NOV 1877 AGED 5 YEARS

THE ABOVE MARY BUCHANAN DIED 17TH OCTOBER 1890 AGED 52 YEARS

Matthew Miller was born in 1834 at Hamilton.His wife Mary Buchanan was born c1836 at the Parish of Old Monkland and she and Matthew married in 1860 at Bellshill. Matthew was a gardener and the family lived at Green Street, Bothwell. Area F Area F : Stone 1

------WIFE IN MEMORY OF THEIR CHILDREN JEANIE HENRY KELT DIED 28th MAY 1875, AGED 5 YEARS & 9 MONTHS. SARAH POULTON KELT. DIED 14th JUNE 1878 AGED 1 YEAR & 6 MONTHS. ROBERT SCOTT KELT DIED 17th DECEMBER 1877 AGED 4 MONTHS JANET MACKIE SCOTT DIED 5th APRIL1879 AGED 35 YEARS JOHN KELT DIED 2th JUNE 1879 AGED 4 MONTHS

John Kelt was born c1845 in Glasgow, His wife Janet Mackie Scott was born c1844 in Bothwell and it was there she and John Kelt married in 1868. John Kent was a building measurer - now known as a quantity surveyor. Within eleven years of his marriage four of his children had died followed by his wife in 1879. Two years later on 19 February 1881 at the age of 37 John Kelt entered Govan Poorhouse. With him in the poorhouse was his son James, aged 12 years. His 9 year old daughter Mary Ann was living with her grandparents. His 6 year old daughter Margaret was living with a Mrs Auld. His assessment on entering the poorhouse stated “He is living in lodgings and has no means of support. Was in business on own account but lost his money.” Nineteen days after his admittance to the poorhouse John Kelt died a pauper on 9 March 1881.

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THIS IS THE BURYING PLACE OF THOMAS WHITELAW AND CHRISTIAN CHAPMAN His wife and their heirs Area F : Stone 4

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ERECTED BY JAs. W & Wm. DOWNIE IN MEMORY OF THEIR FATHER WILLIAM DOWNIE. CLOTHIER BOTHWELL DIED 3rd NOV. 1864 AGED 43 YEARS ALSO HIS WIFE ISABELLA ANDERSON DIED 12th FEBY 1888 ALSO ANN DOWNIE THEIR DAUGHTER DIED 5th MARCH 1859 AGED 5 YEARS JAMES W. DOWNIE . DIED 7th FEB 1922 AGED 75 YEARS WILLIAM DOWNIE . DIED 6th MARCH 1930 AGED 80 YEARS Base ELIZABETH Mc PHAIL WIFE OF JAMES W DOWNIE DIED 22nd JULY 1931 AGED 75 YEARS

William Downie was born c1820 at Kinglassie, Fife. His wife, Isabella Anderson was born c1819 at Haddington, East Lothian and they married in 1839 at Douglas, Lanarkshire. William Downie owned a tailors and dry goods shop in Bothwell. The couple lived at Kirkport, Bothwell and it was there Isabella died in February 1888. The following month William Webster Downie married Elizabeth McPhail at the Bath Hotel, Glasgow and they set up home at Real Cottage, 10 Uddingston Road, Bothwell. James followed in his fathers footsteps as a tailor and his brother William was an engine ﬁtter. Area F : Stone 6

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IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM WHITELAW. BORN AT HILL OF TANNOCHSIDE 9th JUNE 1802 DIED AT GLASGOW, 29th JULY 1879 AND HIS SON ALEXANDER BORN AT CARFIN, 2nd APRIL 1847. DIED THERE, OCTOBER 1847. ALSO HIS WIFE MARY Mc ANDREW, BORN AT WESTFIELD , 25th DECEMBER 1809, DIED AT KILMALCOLM , 27th NOVEMBER 1883.

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AND THEIR SON AND THEIR SON THOMAS JOHN BORN AT BELLSHILL 2nd JAN.1840, BORN AT CARFIN 30th MAY 1844 DIED AT HOLYTOWN 5th NOV. 1910. DIED AT MOUNT FLORIDA, GLASGOW 12th MAY 1884 AND THEIR SON WILLIAM ALEXANDER BORN AT CARFIN, 26th JUNE 1849 DIED AT DUNBLANE 11th SEPTEMBER 1901 JOANNA BARRON READER. WIFE OF THE ABOVE JOHN WHITELAW BORN AT FORRES, 27th JUNE 1851 DIED AT GLASGOW, 27th NOV. 1911.

William Whitelaw and his wife Mary McAndrew were both born in Bothwell and it was there they married in 1834. William was a coal master and when he died in 1879 he was living at Windsor Terrace, Glasgow. In 1881 their son Thomas was living at Park Cottage, Dalziel and was the agent for McAndrew and Co, employing 252 men and 46 boys at the Dalziel Colliery. At the time of his death he was living at Thankerton House, Holytown. Son John Whitelaw married Joanna Reader at Forres in 1875. At that time he was a master woolen yarn spinner living at Carlisle. Son William Alexander Whitelaw was a wholesale grocer and at the time of his death he was living at the Hydropathic Establishment, Dunblane. Area F : Stone 7

ERECTED BY J AND E IVENS IN MEMORY OF THEIR CHILDREN WHO DIED IN INFANCY

John Ivens died in October 1860 aged 3 months. William Ivens died in February 1862 aged 10 months. They were both born in Uddingston. Their parents were John Ivens, a millwright, and Elizabeth Hill.

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Reputedly the oldest stone in the Kirkyard

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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ISABELLA BAILLIE WHO DIED 22nd APRIL 1875 AGED 19 YEARS. ALSO MARY WELSH DIED 10th AUGt 1894 AGED 63 YEARS ALSO JAMES BAILLIE HUSBAND OF MARY WELSH DIED 16th APRIL 1903 AGED 84 YEARS

James Baillie was born c1819 at Hamilton. His wife Mary Welsh was born in 1833 at Bothwell. In 1871 James Baiilie was a road surfaceman living with his family at Birkenshaw Toll.

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ERECTED BY ARCHIBALD CLARK IN MEMORY OF MARION JACKSON HIS MOTHER WHO DIED AT LINDAMS UDDINGSTONE 20th OCTOBER 1851 AGED 54 YEARS ALSO OF THOMAS CLARK HIS FATHER WHO DIED THERE 22nd OCTOBER 1851 AGED – YEARS ALSO THE SAID ARCHIBALD CLARK WHO DIED AT IVY BANK LANARK ON THE 19th DAY OF JULY 1914 AGED 73 YEARS

Thomas Clark was born c1800 at Blantyre. His wife Marion was born c1799 at Stonehouse. Thomas was a portioner/dairyman and farmer of 6 acres. Their son Archibald was born c1841 at Uddingston. He married Agnes Prosser in 1863 at Lanark. He was the hotel keeper of the Victoria Hotel, Bannatyne Street, Lanark. After he retired Archibald and his wife lived at Ivy Bank, Westport, Lanark. See Area L Stones 5 & 6. Area F : Stone 12 Area F : Stone 13

ERECTED Face down BY JOHN INGLIS TO THE MEMORY OF CATHARINE ------WAT HIS WIFE ------36YEARS DAUGHTER ------AGNES DAUGHTER ------

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ALEXANDER INGLIS GARDENSIDE. UDDINGSTON. IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE AGNES REID DIED 22nd DEC. 1873 AGED 29 YEARS AND THEIR SON JAMES NEILL DIED 23rd FEB. 1871 AGED 9 MONTHS ALSO THEIR DAUGHTER CHRISTINA LOUDON INGLES DIED 19th SEPTr. 1875 AGED 4 YEARS AND THEIR SON JOHN REID INGLIS DIED 2nd DECr 1884. AGED 16 YEARS. AND HIS MOTHER CHRISTINA LOUDON INGLIS DIED 10th MAY 1891 AGED 76 YEARS AND HIS FATHER ALEXANDER INGLIS DIED 24th DECr 1891. AGED 80 YEARS. ALSO THE ABOVE ALEXANDER INGLIS DIED 9th MAY 1898 AGED 59 YEARS ALSO PETER REID INGLIS

Alexander Inglis snr was born c1811 at Cambusnethan, Lanarkshire. His wife Christina was born c1813 at Shotts. Alexander was an iron moulder and the family lived at Pomona, Gardenside, Uddingston. Alexander Inglis jnr was born c1840 at Bothwell. His wife Agnes Reid was born c1844 at Govan and it was there they married in 1862. After Agnes’s death in 1873 Alexander and family moved to his parent’s house at Pomona. Alexander was a commercial traveller/merchant in the wine and spirit business. Peter Reid Inglis was born c1864 in Bothwell and died at Rothsay aged 35 years. He was a brewer’s agent. Area F : Stone 15

ERECTED BY JOHN COPELAND IN MEMORY OF HIS DAUGHTER RACHEL WHO DIED 14th AUGUST 1874 , AGED 2 YEARS . ALSO ALEXANDER COPELAND HIS SON LOST IN ------AYSHIRE OCTOBER ---- AGED 24 YEARS CHRISTINA LIVINGSTON HIS BELOVED WIFE WHO DIED AT DUNOLLIE COTTAGE UDDINGSTON 24th MAY 1905. AGED 61 YEARS THE ABOVE JOHN COPELAND DIED AT DUNOLLIE COTTAGE UDDINGSTON 17th JULY 1907 AGED 63 YEARS. INSERTED BY THEIR DAUGHTER “ GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.” GEORGE COPELAND THEIR SON DIED 12th JAN. 1944, AGED 66 YEARS. BELOVED HUSBAND OF ISABELLA MUNRO

John Copeland was born c1843 at Auchindoir, Aberdeenshire. His wife Christine Livingston was born c1842 at Fort William. They married in 1866 at Morvern, Argyll. John Copeland was a joiner and house builder and built up a business employing 7 men and 2 boys. In 1881 they lived in Church Street, Uddingston but later moved to Dunollie Cottage, Muiredge, Uddingston.

Alexander Copeland was born c1868 at Uddingston. The date of his death is recorded as 22 October 1892 in the ‘Returns of Deaths at Sea’. He was lost from the ‘Morayshire’, a iron sailing ship built in Govan in 1875. The Morayshire was lost on a voyage from Java to Vancouver, British Columbia. A Board of Trade enquiry into the loss was held in Glasgow in May 1894. It was determined that the Morayshire, owned by William Law of Glasgow, picked up cargo in Rotterdam and sailed for Java in May 1892. She arrived safely at Java, and, having discharged her cargo, loaded a cargo of 2,037 tons of sugar and sailed from Samarang on the 22nd day of October 1892 for Vancouver. Since then nothing had been heard of her. The Inspector for the Board of Trade in his report included the following: Mr. John Copeland, Uddingston, was permitted to put in a letter he had received from his son. Mr. Copeland's son was third mate of the "Morayshire." The letter which is addressed to his father is headed "Tegal, ship 'Morayshire,' October 1892." There is no date, but from the contents it appears to have been begun shortly after leaving Sourabaya, while at anchor. The contents are chieﬂy items of a descriptive and social nature and cheery hopes for the future, and expresses thankfulness at getting away from Sourabaya, where cholera has set in badly. In another passage he says: We ought to have been in Tegal to-day, but we ran ashore on a bank in the straits here on Friday night. We are hard and fast now and the old man is away ashore to see what we are to do for a last resource. So we will have to discharge cargo or get the assistance of a passing steamer. Almost in the same sentence he says: "Another scorching day over. The watchman is laid up sick, and I have got to stand watch to-night till 10 o'clock. Then it is all hands on deck. Again, for the last time, if she does not come off at high- water, we have to start and discharge her to lighten her up a bit. This is a proper log I am writing you this time." After giving the Vancouver address, he says: If we have any luck we will be out there between Christmas and New Year," and in a P.S. There is a Scotch concert in the house among the apprentices. Here the letter terminates.

George Copeland was a joiner and at the time of his death was living at Broomhouse Lanarkshire. Area F : Stone 16 Area F : Stone 18

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ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF ANDREW JACK OF BIRKENSHAW WHO DIED ------1847 IN THE --- YEAR OF HIS AGE

ALSO HIS SPOUSE MARION PATERSON WHO DIED 21st NOVEMBER 1867 IN THE 92nd YEAR OF HER AGE AND WALTER PATERSON WHO DIED 3rd AUGUST 1868 IN THE 80th YEAR OF HIS AGE

Andrew Jack was born c1761 in Lanarkshire and was a portioner. His wife Marion was born c1776 and they were married in 1795 at Cambusnethan. After Andrew’s death, Marion’s brother Walter Paterson lived with her at Old Glasgow Road Uddingston. Marion was described as a landed proprietor and Walter a proprietor of houses. Area F : Stone 19

ERECTED BY STEPHEN LYON AND ISABELLA WALKER IN MEMORY OF THEIR DAUGHTER MARY WHO DIED AGED 6 YEARS AND ALSO STEPHEN LYON DIED 26TH JULY 1866. AGED 60 YEARS

Stephen Lyon was born c1806 in Ireland. His wife Isabella Walker was born c1794 in Lanarkshire and they were married in 1833 in Bothwell.

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1826

IN MEMORY OF JAMES WALKER BY MARY LOUDN AND THEIR CHILDREN

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ERECTED IN MEMORY OF MARGARET CROFS WIFE OF JOHN KER. MANUFACTURER GLASGOW WHO WAS BORN ON THE XXX1 OF JANUARY MDCCXCVL AND DIED ON THE XIV OF MAY MDCCCXXVI

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IN MEMORY OF ANDREW HAMILTON LATE TOLL-BAR CONTRACTOR WHO DIED 11th MAY 1849 AGED 68 YEARS. AND MARY PATERSON HIS WIFE DIED 13th OCTr. 1866. AGED 85 YEARS. AND THEIR FAMILY. MARION. DIED IN 1814, AGED 1 YEAR. DANIEL, DIED 7th MAY, 1828. AGED 2 YEARS. CATHERINE , DIED 29th. JANy . 1831. AGED 22 YEARS JOHN DIED 25th JULY, 1839. AGED 32 YEARS MARY, DIED 28th JUNE, 1851. AGED 38 YEARS ROBERT DIED 16th DECr 1851 AGED 36 YEARS WILLIAM, DIED 24th JANy. 1876, AGED 60 YEARS. JAMES DIED 15th AUGt 1898 AGED 78 YEARS

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THOMAS AITKEN A FAITHFUL SERVANT DIED IN 1845 AGED 75 YEARS

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ERECTED BY GAVIN WATSON IN MEMORY OF ISABELLA FAIRBAIRN HIS WIFE WHO DIED 1ST MARCH 1842 AGED 36 YEARS AND THREE OF THEIR CHILDREN WHO DIED IN INFANCY *********

Gavin Watson was born c1806 in Bothwell. His wife Isabella Fairbairn was born c1806 in Bothwell and they married in 1825 in Hamilton. Gavin Watson was a ﬂesher (butcher). Area F : Stone 26

1812

TO THE MEMORY OF MISS ANN DICK BY HER BROTHER AND SISTER JOHN AND BETTY

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ERECTED BY JOHN GRAY MAY-FIELD HOUSE UDDINGSTON

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WILLIAM ADAM GRAY SECOND SON DIED 13th MARCH 1932 AGED 54 YEARS ALSO THEIR DAUGHTER MARY STEEL GRAY DIED 13th MAY 1942 AGED 68 YEARS

John Gray was born c1842 in Glasgow. His wife Agnes Adam was born c1841 in Bothwell and it was there they married in 1871. John Gray was a drysalter and the family lived at May Field House, Bellshill Road, Uddingston. Their son William Adam Gray was a drysalter and traveller and lived with his sister Mary at Lawrence Street, Partick. Area F : Stone 28

---HAY STEEL

1957

90th YEAR

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IN MEMORY OF AGNES STENHOUSE STEEL SECOND DAUGHTER OF JAMES STEEL WHO DIED IN BOTHWELL 14th NOVEMBER 1907 AGED 33 YEARS JAMES COSMO GORDON STEEL Pte. 8thh A.& S. H. SECOND SON OF JAMES STEEL KILLED IN ACTION AT BEAUMONT HAMEL 14th NOVEMBER 1916 AGED 38 YEARS RACHEL JOHNSTON GORDON STEEL R.R.C. ELDEST DAUGHTER OF JAMES STEEL BORN 6th JULY 1871 DIED 14th SEPTEMBER 1932 AGED 61 YEARS GORDON STEEL ELDEST SON OF JAMES STEEL BORN 22nd APRIL 1873 DIED 18th MARCH 1941 AGED 67 YEARS MARY CULLEN WIFE OF GORDON STEEL BORN 12th APRIL 1873 DIED. 4th NOVEMBER 1947 AGED 74 YEARS

James Steel, known as Cosmo, was born on 22 October 1877 at Bothwell. His father James Steel was born in 1846 at Barony, Glasgow and was a drysalter and dyewood manufacturer. In 1870 at Bothwell he married Elizabeth Gordon, a 27 year old Glaswegian. The couple started their married life at Monklands but later moved to Maanar, Fyfe Crescent, Bothwell where they brought up their family. James Steel Snr died there in 1901 while his widow died in 1907 at Hillhead, Glasgow. In 1901 James was living with his parents in Mannar and was working as an Insurance cashier. By 1909 he had moved to Gourock where he was an insurance broker. That year he married Mary Stephenson at Bonhill, Dunbartonshire. After war broke out, James Steel enlisted with the 8th Battalion of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. His battalion was part of the 51st Highland Division and fought at the Battle of Beaumont Hamel. It was during the attack on Beaumont Hamel that Private James Steel was killed in action and he is buried at Mailly Wood Cemetery, Mailly-Maillet, Somme, France.

Gordon Steel married Mary Dick Cullen in 1898. She was born at Coatbridge but had been living at Bent Farm, Fallside, Bothwell at the time of her marriage. Gordon Steel was a mercantile clerk and by 1901 had moved with his family to Row, Dunbartonshire. Ten years later they had moved to Ruthven Street, Kelvinside, Glasgow. Area F : Stone 30

ERECTED BY GEORGE FLEMING AND JESSIE C BOYD IN MEMORY OF THEIR DAUGHTERS JEANIE MORRIS DIED 24th½ APRIL 1867 AGED 3½ YEARS. AND JESSIE JANE DIED 11th AUGUST 1871 AGED 11 YEARS AND HELEN ARBUTHNOT BOYD DIED 7th MARCH 1901 THE ABOVE J. C. BOYD DIED 2nd JULY 1910 AGED 79 YEARS AND GEORGE FLEMING DIED 20th JANY 1913 AGED 77 YEARS AND THEIR SON GEORGE FLEMING DIED 23rd AUGUST 1923 AGED 61 YEARS

George Fleming came from Lancashire, England and was the gas manager at Millport. His wife Janet (Jessie) Boyd, came from Greenock and they married at Millport in 1859. The family moved to Main Street, Bothwell where George Fleming Snr set up a plumbing business, eventually to employ 8 men and 2 boys. George Fleming Jnr. was born on the 11 November 1861 at Millport, Isle of Cumbrae, Scotland. The Hamilton Advertiser of 22 November 1889 reported on the Annual Dinner of the Bothwell Bowling Club and recorded that George Fleming Jnr had won the Champions Prize. The 1891 census described George as a 29 year old architect living with his parents at Cairns House, Bothwell. The family then moved to Lyleston House, Green Street, Bothwell. On the 16 July 1913, at the United Free Church, Blantyre, 52 year old George Jnr married Margaret Dunlop, a 36 year old nurse/domestic servant, originally from Kilwinning but now living in Blantyre. The marriage certiﬁcate describes George as an architect and plumber. The couple had a daughter, Margaret Paterson Fleming, born on 19 November 1916 at Bothwell. George Fleming’s Bowling Trophy On the 23 August 1923 61year old George Fleming Jr was found dead in bed at Traquair Place, Langside Road, Bothwell. The cause of death was coal gas poisoning, he had committed suicide. He was described as a master plumber and gas ﬁtter. In April 1927, George’s widow Margaret and her 11 year old daughter sailed from Glasgow to New York. In 1930 Margaret Fleming (and her daughter) are recorded in the Chicago, Illinois census as living her brother Robert Dunlop, a bricklayer. In 2015 the Bothwell Historical Society received an email from a Mrs Milgram, an American lady, indicating that she had purchased George Fleming’s Bowling Award in an antique shop in Illinois. the Award was subsequently purchased by the Historical Society and it has now been returned to Bothwell and is on display in Bothwell Library. Area F : Stone 31

ERECTED BY BARBERA BAIN IN MEMORY OF HER SON ROBERT WILSON WHO DIED 26th JULY1887 AGED 18 YEARS AND HER HUSBAND ROBERT WILSON WHO DIED 26th APRIL 1898

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ERECTED IN MEMORY OF JAMES WILSON AND MARY BARRIE HIS SPOUSE WHO DIED 17 DECEMBER 1847 AGED 85 YEARS Area F : Stone 33

ERECTED IN MEMORY OF ARCHIBALD WILSON WHO DIED 23rd JUNE 1832 AGED 46 YEARS AND HIS WIFE JANE DAVIDSON DIED 26th NOVr 1875 AGED 84 YEARS ALSO THEIR SON ARCHIBALD DIED 21st JANRy 1887 AGED 62 YEARS

Archibald Wilson was born c1786. His wife Jane Davidson was born c1791 in Lanarkshire. The family lived at Gardenside, Uddingston. Their son, Archibald, was a quarrier/mason.

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HERE LYS THE CORPSE OF …..IN THE…. LIFE IN THE 38 YEAR OF AGE & YEAR OF GOD 1827 AND ALSO THEIR CHILDREN WILLIAM ROBERTSON SON OF….JOHN ROBERTSON…… HIS SPOUSE…….. 13 YEARS……..OF GOD 1727

MEMENTO MORI

ROBERT BAIRD DIED 18th OCTOBER 1886 AGED 69 YEARS

Robert Baird was a gardener and portioner. He was married to Ann Buchanan and the couple lived at Green Street, Bothwell. Area F : Stone 35

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ERECTED BY JOHN ------WHO DIED 13 SEPTEMBER ------AGED 78 YEARS AND JA ------HIS SPOUSE WHO DIED 20th AUGUST 1841 ------YEARS AND THEIR DAUGHTER JANET WHO DIED 29th OCTOBER 1828 AGED 21 YEARS Area F : Stone 37

ERECTED BY MARION WOTHERSPOON COWAN IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND ROBERT KIRK WHO DIED AT CLYDENEUK 15th MARCH 1899 AGED 72 YEARS.. AND THEIR CHILDREN THREE OF WHOM DIED IN INFANCY ALSO TWO GRANDCHILDREN WHO LIKEWISE DIED IN INFANCY. ALSO SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF RELATIONS GONE BEFORE.

Robert Kirk was born c1827 at Bo’ness. He and his wife Marion lived at Green street, Bothwell and at that time he worked as a baker. The family later moved to Clydeneuk Gardens, Uddingston where Robert was a gardener/domestic servant. In 1872 the couple had a son who survived but a few hours. Daughter Jessie Cowan Kirk was born in 1874 and died aged 3 months. Daughter Jessie Cowan Kirk was born in 1875 and died aged 7 months.

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ERECTED BY

MARY ALEXANDRA MARTIN IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND ANDREW CRAIG HAMILTON WHO DIED 3rd SEPT. 1923

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BUCHANAN HAMILTON

Andrew Hamilton was born in 1853 at Motherwell. In his early 20s he studied Arts and Divinity at Glasgow University. In 1885 he met and had a son by Joan Shanks, a 20 year old girl from Shawhead Farm, Coatbridge. He left for Canada and Miss Shanks raised and was granted a court order against him for £1000 for breach of promise and seduction. On his return from Canada he offered to marry her if she would settle the action. She agreed and they went to Edinburgh where they both signed a document in 1887 called “an Acknowledgement of Marriage”. On the evening of her marriage she returned to her father’s farm at Shawhead to work as a dairymaid. In 1892 Joan’s father brought an action against Hamilton, of Brandon Street, Motherwell, for £228 as aliment for the maintenance of his daughter. Meantime Hamilton had fathered a daughter to Elizabeth Russell. At the Court of Session in 1893 Joan Shanks or Hamilton was granted a divorce. In 1907 at St Mary’s Episcopal Church, Glasgow 55 year old Andrew Hamilton, described as a house proprietor and bachelor, married 30 year old Mary Alexandra Martin. The couple lived at Ralston Drive, Glasgow. Area F : Stone 39

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IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM CRAWFORD BELOVED HUSBAND OF CECILIA LEAH WHO DIED AT BOTHWELL 3rd AUG. 1834 AGED 76 YEARS

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KIRKLAND BELLSHILL

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THIS IS THE BURYING PLACE OF THOMAS STOBO AND ANN SHERARE HIS SPOUSE AND THEIR CHILDREN 1812 Area F : Stone 42

ERECTED BY ….ARD HOTCHKIS IN MEMORY OF HIS BELOVED ….. …..HOTCHKIS Area G Area G : Stone 1

ERECTED BY ALEX MCLEAN ???? JOHN MCLEAN DIED 25 MAY 1870 AGED 3 YEARS MARION DIED 18 FEBRUARY 1880 AGED 9 YEARS NEIL MCARTHUR DIED 6 MAY 1880 AGE 3 YEARS ALEX DIED 23 JUNE 1880 AGED 8 YEARS

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ARCHIBALD MCGREGOR DIED 21 AUGUST 1880 AGED 18 MONTHS ALLAN DIED 14 SEPTEMBER 1880 AGED 6 YEARS MARY MCGREGOR DIED 9 APRIL 1884 AGED 5 MONTHS

Alexander McLean was born c1842 at Kilmore, Argyll. His wife Mary McGregor was born c1844 at Kilmeny, Isle of Islay. The were married in 1866 at Hamilton and set up home at Chapel Street, Hamilton. Alexander worked as a postboy/hostler and grocer’s van driver. Around the 1860s they lived at Kirkstyle, Main Street, Bothwell before moving back to Hamilton to live at Baillies Causeway.

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF RODERICK MCKECHNIE WHO DIED AT BOTHWELL 4TH JULY1888 AGED 49 YEARS AND HIS CHILDREN NEIL DIED 3 SEPTEMBER 1868 AGED 4 ISABELLA 17 MARCH 1872 AGED 8 DAYS ISABELLA 24 OCTOBER 1877 AGED 2 1/2 YEARS ALSO HIS WIFE ISABELLA WEIR DIED 4 DECEMBER 1889 AGED 55 YEARS

Roderick McKecknie was born c1837 at Kilmore, Argyll. His wife Isabella Weir was born c1835 in Govan. Roderick was a carrier and the family lived in Green Street, Bothwell. Area G : Stone 3

ERECTED IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM RUSSELL AND ELISABETH KENT HIS WIFE

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THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM RUSSELL ????? AND MARY MCCALLUM HIS WIFE ERECTED IN MEMORY OF THEIR SON JOHN WHO DIED 21 JULY 1816 AGED 15 YEARS AND MARY MCCALLUM HIS WIFE WHO DIED 1857 AGED 59 YEARS AND ALSO WILLIAM RUSSELL WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON ON THE 5 JANUARY 1865 AGED 71 YEARS Area G : Stone 5

ERECTED BY MARGARET MCGREGOR IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND ROBERT KENT DIED 7 JANUARY 1880 AGED 74 YEARS AND ALSO THE ABOVE MARGARET MCGREGOR DIED 7 MAY 1886 AGED 83 YEARS AND HER GRANDCHILDREN ARCHIBALD DOWNIE

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Robert Kent was born in 1807 at Bothwell to Robert Kent and Janet Service (see stone G6). His wife Margaret McGregor was born in 1801 at Bothwell to Robert McGregor and Agnes Flint. The couple married in 1830 at Bothwell. Robert was a carter/ agricultural labourer and the family lived at Green Street, Bothwell.

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THIS IS THE BURYING PLACE OF ROBERT KENT JANNET SCERVICE AND THEIR CHILDREN 1815 Area G : Stone 7

ERECTED BY JOHN GIBSON, GLASGOW IN LOVING MEMORY OF HIS WIFE MARGARET BUTTERS WHO DIED 12 JULY 1875 AND OF THEIR CHILDREN AGNES BUTTERS MCINTYRE GIBSON WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON 25 MAY 1870 AGED 3 YEARS MAGGIE BUTTERS GIBSON WHO DIED AT MONTROSE 24 JULY 1875 AGED 3 MONTHS THE ABOVE JOHN GIBSON DIED AT MONTROSE 28 APRIL 1905 AGED 71 YEARS

WE SHALL MEET AGAIN

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IN MEMORY OF JOHN GRAHAM WHO DIED 6 OCTOBER 1869 AGED 45 YEARS AND HIS WIFE MARGARET BELL WHO DIED 31 AUGUST 1885 AGED 57 YEARS

John Graham was born in Lesmahagow c1824. His wife Margaret Bell was born c1828 in Edinburgh. As a young man John Graham was a railway porter but by 1861 he was station master at Uddingston. He moved to be station master at Dunsyre and it was there he died in the station house. His widow died 16 years later at Tradeston, Glasgow. Area G : Stone 9

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ERECTED BY THOMAS ANDERSON IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE MARGARET SCOTT WHO DIED AT CLYDE HOTEL 5 DECEMBER 1871 AGED 46 YEARS

Thomas Anderson was born c1819 in Edinburgh. His wife Margaret Scott was born c1845 at Maxton, Roxburghshire. Thomas Anderson was hotel keeper at the Clyde Hotel and prior to that inn keeper at the Douglas Arms Inn, Douglas.

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1777 JOHN WILSON Area G : Stone 12

IN LOVING MEMORY GEORGE MANFRED ADDIE 3RD SON OF JOHN AND MARY D. ADDIE VIEW PARK BORN 3 DECEMBER 1873 JOINED 19th COMPANY IMPERIAL YEOMANRY IN JANUARY AND FELL IN ACTION NEAR FREDRIKSTAD SOUTH AFRICA 17 OCTOBER 1900 THE END OF LIFE, DEATH AND THE END OF DEATH LIFE THROUGH JESUS CHRIST OUR LORD

George Manfred Addie was born on 3rd December 1873 at Yews, Hamilton to John Addie and Mary Jardine. He entered Marlborough College (Cotton House) in January 1888. He played for their cricket Xl and left in 1890. On December 13th, 1899, the decision to allow volunteer forces serve in the Second Boer War was made. Due to the string of defeats the British government realised they were going to need more troops than just the regular army and thus the Imperial Yeomanry was created. In January 1900 George Addie enlisted in the 16th (Queen’s Own Glasgow and Lower Ward of Lanark) Company which was part of the 9th (Scottish) Battalion of the Imperial Yeomanry. The Company sailed for South Africa arriving early in 1900. George Addie was killed near Fredrikstad on 17 October 1900 and a memorial to his honour was dedicated in Bothwell Parish Church. See memorial O:15 Area G : Stone 12 Continued

ROBERT ADDIE OF VIEWPARK BORN 20 SEPTEMBER 1798 DIED 10 JANUARY 1870 MARY ADDIE HIS WIFE BORN 11 JULY 1811 DIED 10 NOVEMBER 1867 GAVIN ADDIE THEIR SON BORN 8 AUGUST 1842 DIED AT MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, 22 FEBRUARY 1884 JOHN ADDIE THEIR SON BORN 4 MARCH 1841 DIED 18 JANUARY 1904 JAMES ADDIE Centre panel of lair G12 THEIR SON Right hand panel blank. BORN 17 APRIL 1844 DIED 2 MARCH 1905 MARY DUNDAS WIFE OF JOHN ADDIE BORN 3 JUNE 1844 DIED 20 AUGUST 1931

Robert Addie was born in 1798 at Blantyre. Addie’s father moved from his position as an overseer on the Earnock estate in Hamilton to another post in Airdrie and it was there that young Addie received his education. When his father leased the Gartlee farm Robert Addie worked alongside him. In 1929 he branched out on his own, leasing Whiperigg farm near Airdrie. After a few years he went into partnership with Robert Miller and together they took the lease of the minerals (coal) at Whiperigg farm. The profits from the Whiperigg colliery allowed them to lease the minerals at Rosehall near Coatbridge. Patrick Rankine, a local landed proprietor, joined the partnership which was known as Messrs Addie, Miller and Rankine. There followed a period of expansion, taking on new mineral leases around Coatbridge and Airdrie. When Miller died in 1852 and Rankine retired, Addie was left sole proprietor. He then brought his sons John, James and Gavin into the business. Into the 1860s and the business continued to grow with expansion into the manufacture of pig iron. Addie’s success in business enabled him to acquire the estate of Viewport in 1851. This provided a splendid residence for his wife and family but also allowed his sons James and John to open up the Viewpark colliery. Around this time Addie bought out Rankine’s share in the Langloan Iron Company. As a well known coal and iron master, Addie was well respected in the locality and served as a Justice of the Peace. After Robert Addie’s death in 1870, his sons, John, James and Gavin continued to run the business. Gavin died in Australia and his share in the business was managed by a chartered accountant, as trustee. Faced with the uncompetitiveness of small iron companies the Addies withdrew their interest in the Langloan Iron Company and concentrated mainly on coal production. By 1892 they formed a new company Robert Addie and Sons Collieries Ltd controlling collieries at Rosehill (Coatbridge), Benhar (Wishaw), Viewpark and Ashley Grain (Uddingston) , Garscube and Killermont (Glasgow) and Herbertshire (Denny). However the expansion of operations into Glasgow and Denny were at a time when development costs were high and profit margins slender. The flooding of the collieries at Killermont and Garscube in 1898 caused further problems for the company. Indebtedness to the bank, coupled with the depression of the 1890s, diminished the value of the Addies holdings. John Addie died in 1904 followed by James the following year, thus ending the family connection with the firm, leaving it as a public company in which the bank had a major share. The whole operation was ultimately bought over by the Wilson and Clyde Company in 1924. Area G : Stone 14

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF MARY KIRKWOOD DIED AT MOUNT PLEASANT BOTHWELL ON 31 JULY 1871 AGED 88 YEARS LAST SURVIVOR OF THE FAMILY OF THE LATE JAMES KIRKWOOD ENGRAVER EDINBURGH

SHE IS NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH

ALSO ANNE KIRKLAND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE JOHN KIRKLAND, AYR DIED AT MOUNT PLEASANT BOTHWELL MAY 7 1868 IN HER 90TH YEAR

James Kirkwood & Son was the premier ﬁrm of engravers in Edinburgh at the end of the eighteenth century and beginning of the nineteenth century. the ﬁrm were responsible for producing a large proportion of the bank notes issued in Scotland from the 1790s through to the 1820s. The family were also responsible for the manufacture of The Great Seal of Scotland.

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IN MEMORIAM A.J.H. SOMMERVILLE DIED 20 JUNE 1878 AGED 63 AND MARY MACPHERSON, HIS WIFE DIED 3 AUGUST 1889 AGED 68 ALSO THEIR CHILDREN MARJORY MACPHERSON DIED 19 APRIL 1911 AGED 64 MARGARET MITCHELL DIED 26 JULY 1929 AGED 79 CHRISTINA AND WILLIAM DIED IN INFANCY AGNES ANN DIED 15 NOVEMBER 1911 AGED 61

Archibald James Hamilton Sommerville was born c1818 at Dalziel, Lanarkshire. His wife Mary McPherson was born c1822 in Glasgow. They were married in 1844 in Glasgow. Other children in addition to those named on the stone, include Mary C bc1847 Glasgow, Archibald JH born c1853 Glasgow and John bc1854 Bothwell. By the age of 40, Archibald JH Sommerville was a builder and feur but later became a cloth merchant. The family lived at Fairﬁeld Lodge, Bothwell. After her husbands death in 1878 his widow lived with her son Archibald, a woollen warehouseman, at Greenbank, Bothwell.

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ERECTED Lying face down BY A FEW FRIENDS Made of iron TO THE MEMORY OF EDWIN TAYLOR ADAMS DIED 29 JUNE 1869 AGED 48 Area G : Stone 19

SON……. 15 REGIMENT BOMBAY…. BORN….DECEMBER 18.. DIED….MAY 18

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IN MEMORY OF ALEXANDER CROSS OF SPINDLEHOW WHO DIED 31 JULY 1858 AGED 59 YEARS ELIZABETH KER HIS WIFE WHO DIED 6 JUNE 1857 AGED 51 YEARS

Alexander Cross was born in 1799 at Uddingston. His wife, Elizabeth Ker was born in 1806 at Campbeltown. She was the widow of David Brand when she married Alexander Cross in 1849 at Bothwell. They had a son Alexander, born 1850 at Glasgow. Alexander Cross was a Justice of the Peace, a corn merchant in Glasgow and farmed 70 acres under a steward. Area G : Stone 21

IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM WOOD FORELAW WHO DIED 26 JULY 1903 AGED 77 YEARS ANN HEWITT HIS WIFE DIED 3 SEPTEMBER 1879 AGED 45 YEARS ALSO THEIR CHILDREN JANE DIED 7 SEPTEMBER 1860 AGED 1 1/2 YEARS WILLIAM…12TH AUGUST 1866…3 1/2 YEARS ALSO TO THE DEAR MEMORY OF THOMAS WOOD RUTHERFORD LIEUT 6TH YORKSHIRE REGIMENT GRANDSON OF THE ABOVE KILLED IN ACTION IN GALLIPOLI 22 AUGUST 1915 AGED 31 YEARS ELIZABETH JANE DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED IN GLASGOW ON THE 21 OCTOBER 1939 AGED 74 YEARS HELEN LANG WOOD BORN 1857 DIED 1943

William Wood was born c1827 at Wiston, Lanarkshire. His wife Ann Hewitt was born in 1836 at Bothwell. They were married in 1857 at Bothwell. William Wood was a tailor and clothier and the family lived at Forelaw House, Hamilton Road, Bothwell. In addition to those named on the stone their family included Ann Hewitt born c1860, Marion Bridgwood born c1862 and Robert Hewitt born c1868, all born in Bothwell. Thomas Wood Rutherford was born in Surrey in 1884, the only son of Sir Robert and Lady Annie Rutherford (nee Wood) of Fairholme, The Millway, Reigate in Surrey. He was educated at Dulwich College and on leaving school was apprenticed as an engineer with Richardson Westgarth at Hartlepool. From there he went to Glasgow University where he won his rugby Blue and then worked for John McNeil and Co of Govan. He was supervising the building of a sugar factory for them in the Phillipines when war broke out. He returned home immediately and in September of 1914 joined a Public Schools and University battalion at Epsom and was then commissioned into the 11th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment in 1914. The following year the Battalion was sent to Gallipoli and it was there that Lt Rutherford was killed in action.

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IN MEMORY OF CATHERINE AGNES MACFARLANE WIFE OF JOHN GOW BORN IN PERTH, CANADA DIED IN BOTHWELL FEBRUARY 1866

THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS

Catherine Macfarlane was born c1831 at Perth, Ontario, Canada. Her father was Duncan Macfarlane, a merchant, and her mother Mary Macfarlane. By 1841 the family were back in Scotland living at Aberfoyle and in 1851 Catherine and her parents had moved to Hannah Cottage, Kilmun, Argyll. Catherine married John Gow, a merchant, in 1855 in Glasgow. The couple lived in Hamilton Crescent, Partick where they had 3 daughters. After Catherine’s death, John Gow and his daughters moved to London and it was there he died in 1895. Area G : Stone 23

ERECTED BY MARGARET BARKER IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND JOHN PEARSON WATSON WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 26 MARCH 1874 IN HIS 45TH YEAR AND OF HIS DAUGHTER MARION JOHNSTON WHO DIED 1864 AND OF JOHN …. SON OF….. CROFT

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John Pearson Watson was was born c1831 at Bathgate.His wife Margaret Barker was born c1825 in Edinburgh and was principal teacher for deaf children at Donaldson’s School, Edinburgh.The couple married in 1855 in Glasgow. John Watson was Parish Schoolmaster and the family lived at the Parish Schoolhouse, Bothwell. He was also Registration Clerk for Bothwell Parish and his name can be seen on many birth, marriage and death certiﬁcates for Bothwell. Their daughter Marion, born c1863, died at the schoolhouse aged 1 year. Their son John Barker Pearson Watson was an assistant Registrar and died at 1 Silverwells Crescent, Bothwell in 1876 aged 18 years.

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ERECTED BY REVD G F EASTON AND MARIANNE E HAMILTON IN MEMORY OF THEIR CHILDREN ALEXANDER HAMILTON DIED 21 FEBRUARY 1865 MARIANNE MARGARET DIED 8 JUNE 1867 THOMAS JAMES DIED 24 JULY 1889 REV GEORGE F EASTON DIED 7 FEBRUARY 1902 MARIANNE E HAMILTON DIED 1 DECEMBER 1902 JESSIE HAMILTON EASTON DIED 5 NOV 1929 MARIANNE HARRIET ELIZA EASTON LAST SURVIVING DAUGHTER OF THE REVD GEORGE F EASTON 19 NOVEMBER 1959 AGED 90

George Frederick Easton was born c1827 at Kirriemuir, Forfar. His wife Marianne E Hamilton was born c1827 at Glasgow, They married in 1856 at Tradeston, Glasgow, The family lived at Kirkfield then Viewfield, Bothwell. The Reverend Easton was Chaplain to the Board of the Northern Lights and during the censuses of 1881 and 1891 he was visiting Fladda Lighthouse on the Slate Islands. Son, Alexander, died in 1865 then he was 13 days old daughter, Marianne, died in 1867 when she was 1 year old. Son, Thomas, was a mercantile clerk and died in 1889 aged 29 years. Daughter, Jessie, died in 1929 at Viewfield, Blantyre Mill Road aged 72 years and it was there in 1959 that her sister Marianne died aged 90 years. Area G : Stone 25

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JESSIE MERRY WHO DIED 26 OCTOBER 1865 AGED 24 YEARS AND HER MOTHER DIED 4 MAY 1878 ISABELLA POLLOCK RELICT OF GAVIN WATSON DIED 6TH OCTOBER 1904

Jessie Creelman Merry was born c1841in Glasgow to Susan Cameron. She and her mother lived in Vale Cottage, Main Street, Bothwell. Susan Cameron died in 1878 aged 58 years. Isabella Pollock was born c1818 in Glasgow and married Gavin Watson, born c1803 in Bothwell. The couple lived in Main Street, Bothwell and it was there Isabella died in 1904 aged 86 years.

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ERECTED BY JAMES KNOX ALSO HIS WIFE ANN POLLOCK IN MEMORY OF HER SON WILLIAM GOURLAY WHO DIED IN NEW ZEALAND ?? APRIL 1880 JAMES KNOX DIED 22 JANUARY 1896 AGED 75 YEARS ANN POLLOCK HIS WIFE DIED 25 DECEMBER 1904 AGED 84 YEARS

SHE DID WHAT SHE COULD FOR HIS DAUGHTERS

AGNES WILSON KNOX DIED 5 AUG 1942 AGED 83 YEARS MARGARET POLLOCK KNOX DIED 28 AUGUST 1942 AGED 85 YEARS

James Knox was born c1822 at St Quivox, Ayr. By 1851 he was a forester lodging at Langside, Bothwell. He married widow Ann Gourlay (nee Pollock) who was born c1820 at Bellshill. The couple lived at Waterloo Cottage, Main Street, Bothwell where James Knox became a grocer and spirit dealer. Ann’s son William Gourlay was born in 1842 (father James Gourlay) and in 1861 was a law clerk. Sisters Agnes and Margaret were both drapers and at the time of their deaths they were living at 1 Silverwells Crescent, Bothwell. Area G : Stone 27

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ERECTED BY ROBERT BROWN CRAIGHEAD IN MEMORY OF HIS DAUGHTER HELEN B0WIE WHO DIED 19 SEPTEMBER 1882 AGED 8 YEARS AND HIS THREE CHILDREN WHO DIED IN INFANCY ALSO HIS SON EDWARD ALLAN WHO DIED LAS PALMAS GC 23 JANUARY 1895 AGED 25 YEARS ALSO HIS SON THOMAS MITCHELL BROWN WHO DIED AT LAS PALMAS GRAND CANARIES 14 APRIL 1903 AGED 31 YEARS ALSO HIS WIFE MARGARET ALLAN THOMSON BROWN WHO DIED AT CRAIGHEAD BOTHWELL 13 FEBRUARY 1915 AGED 72 YEARS ROBERT BROWN JP WHO DIED AT CRAIGHEAD BOTHWELL 14 FEBRUARY 1915 AGED 77 YEARS

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Robert Brown was born in 1837 at Inverkeithing to John Brown and Janet Gowie. His wife Margaret Allan Thomson was born in 1843 at Edinburgh. They were married in Edinburgh in 1862. Robert Brown was a wine/export merchant. The family lived at Edina Villa, Gardenside, Uddingston and latterly at Craighead House. It was there on the early morning of 30 May 1895 that the house was forcibly entered when the family were asleep and property valued at £1,000 stolen including 5 gold watches and a quantity of plate. The 1911 census records Robert Brown and his wife Margaret staying at the Pulteney Hotel, Bath and records that they were 49 years married with 15 children, 9 living and 6 dead. Area G : Stone 29

ERECTED BY WILLIAM HERRON GLASGOW IN MEMORY OF HIS DAUGHTER BELLA BORN 14 JUNE1868 DIED 29 MARCH 1870

Bella’s parents were William Herron, a mercantile clerk, and Agnes Morton. They were married in 1864 at Kilmarnock. Area H Area H : Stone 1

COLONEL JAMES NEILSON C B D L BORN 1st MAY 1838, DIED 6th OCTOBER 1903 JANE THOMSON, HIS WIFE BORN 17th SEPTEMBER 1848 DIED 17th JUNE 1913 ANNIE, THEIR DAUGHTER BORN 5th NOVEMBER 1867, DIED 28th APRIL 1920

James Neilson was born in 1838 in Glasgow to a family that had been closely identified with the iron industry in Scotland for more than a century. His great grand-uncle, Beaumont Neilson, acquired a world-wide reputation as the inventor of the hot blast furnace which revolutionised the manufacture of iron and his grandfather, John Neilson, of Oakbank, built the first iron steamer that ran on the Clyde. James Neilson’s wife, Janet (Jane) Paul Thomson was born in 1848 in Govan and they married in 1867 at Newton Place, Glasgow. Colonel Neilson was Managing Director of the Summerlee and Mossend Iron and Steel Company, a Director of the Caledonian Railway Company, of the Ardrossan Harbour Company, and Chairman of the Lanarkshire and Dumbartonshire Railway Company. He was also for several years Chairman of the School Board of the Parish of Bothwell and for many years the Chairman of the District Committee of the Lanarkshire County Council. He was also a Justice of the Peace for Lanarkshire and after working his way up from Cornet, held the rank of Colonel in the 'Queens Own' Glasgow Imperial Yeomanry until he retired in 1902. He was then appointed Honorary Colonel to the regiment on the 22nd April 1903. He had joined the Yeomanry in 1855, and in 1865 served with the regiment in aid of Civil Power during some riots at Airdrie. He raised and equipped the 18th Company Imperial Yeomanry, consisting of 121 men and 5 officers for service in South Africa during the Boer War. Colonel Neilson raised amongst his friends upwards of £4000 for the better equipment of this Company and out of his own pocket supplied each of the men serge tunic, trousers and field-cap, for the use on board ship and stable duties. When additional Yeomen for service at the front were called for, he raised 609 men, so that altogether he sent to South Africa 730 men. For his services in connection with the yeomanry, he was created Companion of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath in 1902. He was elected an Associate of the Institute of Civil Engineers in 1898. James may have earned a little more notoriety as 'the most vindictive anti-trade union employer in the Scottish iron and steel industry' and at one time even closed Mossend for three years rather than accede to the strikers demands. However, he was held in high esteem as the honorary Colonel of the Queen's Own Lanarkshire Imperial Yeomanry. James Neilson and his family lived in Thankerton House, Bothwell. When his father died in 1882, James inherited Orbiston House, Bellshill. This remained the family home for the next twenty years and was sold in 1905 shortly after James died. The estate became the Bellhill Golf Course with Orbiston House initially serving as the clubhouse. The house was demolished with only the remains of the portico pillars to mark its former glory on the ninth fairway. Annie Neilson was born in1868 at Holytown and died in 1920 at The Chestnuts, Field, Berkshire. See stone A:4. Area H : Stone 2

IN LOVING MEMORY OF ETHEL MARIAN DAUGHTER OF SIR JAMES KING OF CAMPSIE BARONET BORN ON 23RD JULY 1867 DIED ON 7th FEBRUARY 1899

Ethel Marian King was born in Largs to Sir James King and Marian Westall. In 1891 she was living with her parents at Lennox Castle, Campsie. Ethel King died at Bothwell Castle.

James King (1830-1911) was born in Glasgow. He was educated at Glasgow High School and Glasgow University before joining the family business, the Hurlet & Campsie Alum Co. He had many other business interests, and was Chairman of the Clydesdale Bank and the Caledonian Railway Co. His service as Dean of Faculties and Chancellor's Assessor at Glasgow University led to his award of an honorary LLD. King was a member of the Glasgow Town Council from 1874 to 1876, and Lord Provost from 1886 to 1889. Among the other important ofﬁces he held in Glasgow were those of Dean of Guild, President of the Chamber of Commerce and Chairman of the Clyde Trust. He was knighted in 1887, and created a baronet in 1888. Area H : Stone 3

THE REVEREND SAMUEL JOHN HAMILTON, BA BORN AT BALLYNAHINCH, CO. DOWN. 8th SEPT 1869 DIED 3RD SEPT. 1926 MINISTER OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SOUTH AFRICA 1896-1907 MINISTER OF BOTHWELL PARISH CHURCH, 1910-1926 ALSO HIS WIFE ADELINE ROWLAND BORN AT BELFAST 14th MARCH 1872 DIED AT DALSERF 2 JANUARY, 1967

Samuel John Hamilton was born in Ireland in 1869 and educated at Queen’s College, Belfast, graduating Batchelor of Arts in 1895. He was licensed the same year and ordained to the Mission in South Africa the following year. He was installed as minister of Bothwell Parish Church in 1910. In 1926 the Reverend Hamilton was on holiday with his wife and three children at the Church of Scotland hostel at Elie, Fife. After leaving the hostel on his bicycle to play golf he was found lying on the road unconscious. He had suffered a fracture to the skull due to a fall from his bicycle and died early the following morning in Wemyss Hospital , Fife. Area H : Stone 4

REV. R. J. THOMSON BD MINISTER AT ST. BRIDE'S PARISH CHURCH BOTHWELL. 1927-1962 ALLOA 1919-1927 COLDSTREAM 1912-1919 DIED 4th JULY 1965 AGED 75 YEARS HIS WIFE ISABEL DIED 29th DEC. 1977 AGED 81 YEARS

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Robert John Thomson was born in 1887 in Glasgow. He attended Glasgow University, graduating MA in 1907 and BD in 1910. He was licensed by the Presbytery of Glasgow in 1910. During the First World War, he was a lieutenant in the Black Watch and served in France. His wife was Isabel Margaret Ann Paterson, born c1891 at Tain and they married in 1917 at St Giles, Edinburgh. Area H : Stone 5

James T Forgie JP IN LOVING MEMORY OF JAMES TENNANT FORGIE, OF WELLHALL, HAMILTON, BORN 22ND JUNE 1855, DIED 18TH OCT. 1936 ALSO HIS WIFE ANNIE ROBERTSON CAMERON, BORN 5TH FEB. 1872, DIED 1ST NOV. 1954. HIS SON JAMES TENNANT FORGIE, BORN 28TH JULY 1906, DIED 29TH JAN. 1970. DEARLY BELOVED HUSBAND OF AGNES, AND FATHER OF JIM AND JOHN.

James Tennant Forgie was born in Coatbridge, educated at Rothesay Academy and served his apprenticeship in Glasgow with Messrs. Simpson and Wilson, civil and mining engineers. He entered the employment of William Baird and Co. Ltd. in 1879, and for ﬁve years worked at their Lugar ironworks and collieries, Ayrshire. He was next appointed manager of the company's pits in the Kilsyth and Twechar district, and a few years later his management was extended to the ﬁrm's collieries at Bothwell. He was later elected to the board of directors, and in 1923 became chairman of the board. For three years he was president of the Mining Institute of Scotland, and was a member of the council of the Federated Institution of Mining Engineers of Great Britain. In 1919, as president of the Scottish Coal Owners' Association, Mr. Forgie was a member of the Royal Commission appointed under the Coal Industry Commission Act, and for several years he was chairman of the Scottish Coal Conciliation Board. The Scottish coal owners in 1925, in recognition of his services to the coal industry, presented him with his portrait painted by the late Sir William Orpen, R.A. Mr. Forgie represented Scotland on the Committee of Five appointed to investigate the dangers of coal dust in mines, and he was also appointed to the Departmental Committee of Inquiry into the dangers of electricity in mines. He acted before the war as one of the coal masters' referees for Scotland instructed to watch the progress of legislation affecting coal mining. He was, in addition, a director of the National Benzole Co. and of the Sulphate of Ammonia Federation. Mr. Forgie was chairman of the Unionist Association in North-East Lanarkshire, and was elected chairman of the Glasgow Conservative Club in 1912. He was a Justice of the Peace for the county of Lanark. Annie Robertson Cameron was born in 1872 at Kirkintilloch and she and James T Forgie married there in 1904. Son James Tennant Forgie was a stockbroker. He married Agnes McStay in 1947 at Lesmahgow and died in 1970 at Troon. Area H : Stone 6

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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES DOUGLAS ESQUIRE CLYDEBANK WHO DIED….JUNE 18… IN THE….. AND MARION MACFADYEN HIS WIFE DIED ….MAY 18…. IN THE 7TH….

James Douglas was born c1787 at East Kilpatrick and was an architect and land surveyor. His wife Marion McFadyen, was born in 1814 in Glasgow and they married in 1856 at Ayr. After their marriage the couple lived in Clydebank House and it was there James Douglas died in 1866. Marion continued living in Clydebank House until her death in 1887. Clydebank House was demolished in the 1970s and is now the site of Silverwells Court, Silverwells Crescent, Bothwell. Area H : Stone 11

IN LOVING MEMORY OF WALTER NEILSON CROSSGATES BELLSHILL WHO DIED 22ND OCT. 1826. AGED 68 YEARS. ISOBEL BALLANTINE, HIS SPOUSE. WHO DIED 21ST MARCH 1847, AGED 78 YEARS. JANET NEILSON. THEIR DAUGHTER WHO DIED 4TH MARCH 1813. AGED 16 YEARS AND THOMAS NEILSON, THEIR SON WHO DIED AT BLACKMOSS BELLSHILL 26TH AUGUST 1894 AGED 92 YEARS

Thomas Neilson was a general labourer and latterly lived with his niece, Janet Neilson, at Main Street, Bellshill.

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ERECTED BY JOHN HAMILTON MAYFIELD BOTHWELL : IN MEMORY OF HIS BELOVED WIFE AGNES DALZIEL MILLIKEN WHO DIED 12TH JANUARY 1861 AGED 88 YEARS AND JANE HIS DAUGHTER WHO DIED 4TH MAY 1864 AGED 23 YEARS ALSO JANET FRENCH HIS DAUGHTER WHO DIED 11TH JULY 1894 AGED 38 YEARS JOHN HAMILTON DIED 13TH JANUARY 1899 IN HIS 84TH YEAR

John Hamilton was born c1815 at Douglas. His wife Agnes Milliken was born c1828 at Crawfordjohn and it was there they married in 1855. John Hamilton was an oil merchant. Their daughter Elizabeth Hamilton, born 1859, married in 1885, Sir Henry Shanks Keith later to become Provost of Hamilton.

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THIS = IS THE= PROPERTY= OF JAMES =CLARK =AND JANET =CULLEN =AND THERE= CHILDREN 1804 Area H : Stone 15

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZABETH HARROWER, THE BELOVED WIFE OF WILLIAM ROBERTSON VIEWPARK WHO DIED 30TH JULY 1837 AGED 52 YEARS THEIR DAUGHTERS, ELIZABETH WHO DIED 6TH NOV. 1821 AGED 14 MONTHS AND JANE WIFE OF GILBERT KENNEDY WHO DIED 5TH JUNE 1839 AGED 28 YEARS ELIZA, DAUGHTER OF GILBERT KENNEDY WHO DIED 21ST OCT. 185O AGED 16 YEARS WILLIAM ROBERTSON OF VIEWPARK WHO DIED 18TH JAN. 1850 AGED 62 YEARS ALSO JANET MANN HIS WIFE WHO DIED 23RD JAN. 1854 AGED 49 YEARS WILLIAM ONLY SON OF WILLIAM ROBERTSON AND ELIZABETH HARROWER WHO DIED AT MELBOURNE 14TH SEPT. 1867 AGED 49 YEARS AND IS INTERRED IN THE GENERAL CEMETERY THERE

WILLIAM ROBERTSON OF VIEWPARK 1837

William Robertson was a wright and builder. Eight years after the death of his ﬁrst wife he married Janet Mann in 1840 at the Gorbals, Glasgow. Area H : Stone 16

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WILLIAM PORTEOUS MERCHANT GLASGOW DIED 28TH NOVEMBER 1871 AGED 55 YEARS AND OF HIS WIFE MARGARET FORD WHO DIED AT BOTHWELL 26TH OCT. 1854 AGED 30 YEARS AND OF THEIR SON JOHN WRIGHT DIED 9TH DEC. 1854 AGED 8 YEARS AND OF THEIR SON ALEXANDER WHO DIED IN MELBOURNE 19TH MAY 1891 AGED 41 YEARS AND OF HIS SECOND WIFE MARGARET DAVIDSON WHO DIED IN BOURNEMOUTH 18TH MARCH 1894 INTERRED AT NORWOOD LONDON

William Porteous was born c1816 at Kilmarnock. He and Margaret Ford were married in 1845 at the Gorbals, Glasgow. Margaret Davidson was born c1830 in London.

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IN MEMORY OF JAMES DALZIEL M D ROYAL NAVY WHO DIED AT ANCHORAGE. BOTHWELL 16TH SEPTEMBER 1837 AGED 67 YEARS

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MARGARET SIMPSON DIED AUGUST 21th 1856 AGED 80 YEARS ALSO AGNES SIMPSON WIFE OF JAMES DALZIEL DIED JANUARY 6TH 1861 AGED 82 YEARS

James Dalziel bought The Anchorage, Orchard Avenue, Bothwell from Captain Andrew Thomson RN for £500 in 1815. Area H : Stone 18

HUGH COLQUHOUN BORN APRIL FOURTH 1802 DIED SEPTEMBER TWENTY FOURTH 1878 MARY SIMPSON WIFE OF HUGH COLQUHOUN BORN JANUARY SIXTH 1811 DIED JANUARY SIXTEENTH 1874 MARGARET GOURLAY COLQUHOUN BORN JULY TWENTYFIRST 1836 DIED MAY SEVENTEENTH 1879 HUGH COLQUHOUN BORN NOVEMBER SIXTEENTH 1842 DIED JULY TWENTYFOURTH 1875 HUGH COLQUHOUN BORN MARCH TWENTYNINTH 1869 DIED NOVEMBER TWENTY SEVENTH 1869 ARCHIBALD COLQUHOUN BORN MARCH TWENTY SEVENTH 1870 DIED OCTOBER TWENTIETH 1896 ALEXANDER MACOME BORN DECEMBER FIFTEENTH 1842 DIED MARCH EIGHTH 1907 AGNES DALZIEL COLQUHOUN WIFE OF THE ABOVE ALEXr MACOME BORN MAY 29th 1834 DIED DEC 14th 1907

Hugh Colquhoun MD was born in 1802 at Castlecary, Stirlingshire. His wife Mary Simpson was born in 1811 at Madras, India and the couple married in 1832 at Bothwell. In the 1860s the family lived at Grosvenor Terrace, Great Western Road, Glasgow but by 1873 were living at The Anchorage, Orchard Avenue, Bothwell. Hugh Colquhoun was a partner in the ﬁrm Colquhoun and Balloch, Tea Merchants, Wilson Street, Glasgow and was an ofﬁce bearer of the Natural History Society of Glasgow. Son Hugh Colquhoun, born 1842 at Glasgow, married Isabella Neill in 1868 at Govan. By 1870 the couple were living at Campsie. Hugh Colquhoun died at Lixmount, Edinburgh aged 33 years. Daughter Agnes Dalziel Colquhoun married Alexander MacOme, a lawyer, in 1883 at Bothwell. By 1891 Alexander MacOme was a patient at Gartnavel Hospital, Glasgow, and he died there in 1907. His wife Agnes died the same year at Bothwell. Area H : Stone 19

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THE BURYING PLACE OF WALKER PEARSON, ESQ. SOMETIME OF BOTHWELL BANK MERCHANT IN GLASGOW AND HIS FAMILY

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ERECTED BY ROBERT AITCHISON IN MEMORY OF HIS SON JAMES DIED 1ST SEPT 1872 AGED 36 YEARS. ALSO HIS SON GEORGE G HAMILTON DIED 17TH MARCH 1878 AGED 14 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE ROBERT AITCHISON DIED 21ST SEPTEMBER 1878 AGED 77 YEARS MARY DUNLOP WIFE OF THE ABOVE ROBERT AITCHISON DIED 24TH JULY 1895 AGED 71 YEARS JAMES RUTHERFORD AITCHISON

Robert Aitchison was born c1801 at Newbattle, Midlothian. He was a forester/wood merchant and lived at Bothwell Bridge.

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1839 THIS IS THE BURYING PLACE OF WILLIAM RUSSELL AND JANET FOREST HIS SPOUSE AND THEIR HEIRS Area H : Stone 23

ERECTED BY DAVID BALLANTINE MERCHANT GLASGOW IN MEMORY OF HIS FATHER ROBERT BALLANTINE WHO DIED 27TH FEBRUARY 1866 AGED 86 YEARS HIS MOTHER AGNES DAVIDSON WHO DIED 9TH MARCH 1868 AGED 76 YEARS HIS SISTER ISABELLA WHO DIED 19TH NOVEMBER 1870 AGED 51 YEARS AND HIS FOUR BROTHERS WHO DIED IN INFANCY ALSO HIS BROTHER CHARLES WHO DIED 4TH NOVEMBER 1874 AGED 62 YEARS ELIZABETH HAMILTON WIFE OF CHARLES WHO DIED 8TH DECEMBER 1849 AGED 36 YEARS AND THEIR SON ROBERT WHO DIED 4TH DECEMBER 1856 AGED 9 YEARS

ALSO HIS SISTER AGNES BALLANTINE WHO DIED 2ND NOVEMBER 1895 THE ABOVE DAVID BALLANTYNE AGED 79 YEARS WHO DIED 24th JANUARY 1889 AGED 67 AND HIS SISTER YEARS JANET BALLANTINE WHO DIED 8TH OCTOBER 1914 AGED 78 YEARS Area H : Stone 24

IN LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZABETH AITCHISON DIED AT GLASGOW….FEBy 1885

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THIS IS THE BU RING PLACE OF JOHN BALLANTE ……BALLAN Area H : Stone 26 Area H : Stone 27

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ERECTED IN REMEMBRANCE OF ROBERT MACKIE DIED13th MARCH 1894 AGED 91 YEARS ALSO MARION FROOD HIS WIFE DIED 11th JULY 1892 AGED 75 YEARS ALSO THEIR DAUGHTER MARGARET MACKIE DIED 27th DECEMBER 1877 AGED 20 YEARS ALSO THEIR SON ALEXANDER MACKIE DIED 20th MARCH 1930 AGED 69 YEARS ALSO THEIR GRAND-SON WALTER MACKIE DIED 3rd MARCH 1930 AGED 39 YEARS INTERRED IN WALES BELOVED HUSBAND AND SON OF ISABELLA B. SMELLIE

ISABELLA SMELLIE WIFE OF THE ABOVE ALEXANDER MACKIE DIED 5th APRIL 1936 AGED 70 YEARS

Robert Mackie was born in 1803 in Bothwell. He married Janet Watt and they had six children together. He then married 37 year old Marion Frood and they had 3 children together. In 1851 Robert was a cotton hand loom weaver employing 4 persons and living Glasgow Road. However ten years later Robert was described as an agricultural labourer living with his family at Wside Glasgow Road, Maltkilns, Bothwell. (At Silverwells there was formerly a malt kiln, changed subsequently into a weaving establishment. This was by no means a place of good repute in its day, and enjoyed a most unenviable reputation as a resort of the lawless.”From “By Bothwell Banks by Henderson and Waddell, 1904) By 1871 67 year old Robert was a jobbing gardener and he and wife Marion lived at Hewitt’s Close, Main Street, Bothwell. In their latter years they stayed with their son Alexander. Alexander Mackie was born in 1860 at Bothwell. His wife Isabella Barr Smellie was born c1866 in Rutherglen and they married in 1887 at Coatbridge. Alexander was a joiner and the family lived at Pinkerton House, Green Street, Bothwell Area I Area I : Stone 1

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ERECTED BY SIMPSON LEES AND JESSIE WADDELL HIS WIFE IN MEMORY OF THEIR BELOVED CHILDREN MAGGIE DUNSMORE WHO DIED 8TH MARCH 1874 AGED 2 YEARS AND 8 MONTHS WILLIAM WADDELL WHO DIED 19TH MARCH 1874 AGED 12 MONTHS THEIR SON SIMPSON WHO DIED 25TH MAY 1903 AGED 20 YEARS WILLIAM WADDELL WHO DIED 10TH FEB. 1916 AGED 41 YEARS JESSIE WADDELL WIFE OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 15TH MAY 1926 AGED 77 YEARS THE ABOVE SIMPSON LEES WHO DIED 26TH AUGUST 1929

Simpson Lees was born c1843 at Bargeddie. In 1869, at Bargeddie, he married Jessie Waddell, born c1847 in Glasgow. In 1871 Simpson Lees was a grocer in Bothwell. He and his family moved back to Bargeddie but later moved to Partick, Glasgow where Simpson was a wine and spirit merchant. It was there that Jessie died in 1926 followed three years later by Simpson who died at Lamlash, Arran. Area I : Stone 3

ERECTED BY THE REV. D. DRUMMOND MINISTER OF THE E U CHURCH BELLSHILL IN MEMORY OF MARGARET DICKIE HIS WIFE WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE IN THE HOPE OF THE GOSPEL 25TH NOV 1869 AGED 63 YEARS REVD. DAVID DRUMMOND DIED 15 DEC 1874 AGED 68 YEARS

David Drummond was born in 1806 in Leith. His wife Margaret Dickie was born c1807 in Edinburgh and it was there they married in 1832. In 1843, at the age of 37, David Drummond was ordained to the Evangelical Unionists of Galston who had organised themselves into a Church and met in a hall made out of two weavers shops. He then moved to Airdrie in 1845 and later to Wick. In 1853 Mr Drummond was called to Huddersﬁeld, from there to Cumbernauld and in 1859 to Carluke. In 1860 Mr Drummond was inducted to the Church at Bellshill and remained there for eleven years. His sermons were able and full of the Gospel and his name was a household word in the locality. He was

d much respected and enjoyed the friendship of some of Rev David Drummond the ministers of the other denominations in the district. In 1866 he was presented with two pairs of gold rimmed glasses as a token of regard by members of the Church in Bellshill. His wife Margaret died in 1869 at Bellshill. Two years later in 1871 Revd Drummond became Pastor of the Church at Shotts and then accepted a call to Westhill, Aberdeen. Latterly he had been in poor health. Prior to travelling to Aberdeen 63 year old David married, at Uddingston on the 11 December 1874, Mary Gray, a 34 year old member of his Shotts congregation. From Uddingston they travelled to Glasgow to stay with friends prior to the journey to Aberdeen. In the evening of the 14th David Drummond became seriously ill and died early the following morning. His remains were then taken to the chapel at Bellshill and two days later he was buried at Bothwell Parish Church graveyard. Area I : Stone 4

ERECTED BY DAVID AND ELIZABETH GEMMELL IN MEMORY OF BETSY WILLIAMSON WHO DIED AT BOTHWELL 12TH SEPTEMBER 1881 AGED 78 YEARS THE ABOVE DAVID GEMMELL WHO DIED AT CROFT HOUSE 30TH MAY 1935 AGED 76 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE ELIZABETH GEMMEL WHO DIED AT CROFT HOUSE 2ND SEPTEMBER 1945 AGED 84

Betsy Williamson was born c1803 in Bothwell. She was a housekeeper living at Green Street, Bothwell and latterly a cow feeder. David Gemmell was born c1859 and was a coal master’s clerk. He married Elizabeth Jackson (born c1861 in Bothwell) in 1889 at Blantyre and the couple lived at Uddingston Road, Bothwell.

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ERECTED BY MALCOLM MACFARLAN IN MEMORY OF HIS BELOVED WIFE MARGARET HENDERSON WHO DIED 9TH SEPTEMBER 1870 AGED 45 YEARS MALCOLM MACFARLAN WHO DIED 22ND OCTOBER 1871 AGED 56 YEARS

Malcolm Macfarlan and Margaret Henderson were married in1847 at Barony, Glasgow. Malcolm was a spirit dealer and he and his wife lived at Crossgates, Bellshill. Area I : Stone 6

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JOHN CROSS ERECTED THIS STONE IN MEMORY OF HIS FATHER ROBERT CROSS DIED 25TH ...... AGED 85 YEARS JOHN …………………………..YEARS

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ERECTED BY HIS BROTHERS IN MEMORY OF JAMES R. MCGIBBON FIFTH SON OF JAMES MCGIBBON MEETHILL, ALYTH. BORN THERE 17TH APRIL 1833 DIED AT BOTHWELL 28TH MARCH 1873

James McGibbon was a commercial traveller and lived at Green Street, Bothwell. Area I : Stone 9

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ERECTED BY JAMES BRYDEN UDDINGSTON IN MEMORY OF HIS CHILDREN MARY BORN 4TH OCTOBER 1851 DIED 23RD JANUARY 1852 JAMES BORN 4TH MARCH 1863 DIED 20TH JANUARY 1868 GEORGE BORN 21ST MARCH 1867 DIED 27TH JANUARY1868 JAMES BORN 1ST JULY 1869 DIED15TH NOVEMBER 1869 ALSO HIS BELOVED WIFE ELIZABETH GUNN WHO DIED 10TH AUGUST 1879 AGED 49 YEARS THE ABOVE JAMES BRYDEN DIED 22ND. MARCH 1918 AGED 87 YEARS

James Bryden was born c1831 at Uddingston. His wife Elizabeth Gunn was born c1830 at Blantyre and the couple married there in 1851. James was a master baker. After the death of Elizabeth he married in 1887 at Holytown Jane Hardie, a widow. James died at Holytown.

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ERECTED BY BY JAMES McGOWN IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE MARYANN RAYNALBS WHO DIED 25TH SEPT. 1870 AGED 21 YEARS

James McGowan was born c1847 at Bothwell. His wife Maryann Reynolds was born c1849 and the couple married in 1868 at Rutherglen. At the time of their marriage James was a coachman and Maryann a domestic servant, both living at Maryhill, Glasgow. The couple moved to England where their son James was born c1869 but, after a short period, returned to live with James’ mother at Green Street, Bothwell where daughter Ann was born in August 1870. A month after Ann’s birth Maryann died. In 1872 at Uddingston, James, now a quarryman, married Sarah McTavish. James later became a stone mason and died in 1900 at Silverwells Place, Bothwell. See Stone I:13 Area I : Stone 13

ERECTED BY BY JAMES McGOWN IN LOVING MEMORY OF HIS MOTHER MARY ANN REYNALDS WHO DIED 25TH SEPT. 1870 AGED 21 YEARS ALSO HIS FATHER JAMES McGOWN WHO DIED 8TH OCT 1900 AGED 54 YEARS ALSO HIS WIFE JANE L. MARCHBANK WHO DIED 16TH MAY 1933 AGED 68 YEARS

James McGown was born c1869 in England and was a stone mason. His wife Jane Marchbank was born c1867 and the couple married in 1898 at Dalmarnock Lodge, Bothwell.

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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES RESTON WHO DIED AT BOTHWELL 19TH FEBRUARY 1880 AGED 84 YEARS HE SERVED HIS COUNTRY FOR SEVERAL YEARS INTHE 91ST REGIMENT AND WAS PRESENT AT THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO ALSO JANET WILLIAMSON HIS WIFE WHO DIED AT BOTHWELL ON THE 4TH OF FEBRUARY 1884 AGED 83 YEARS

James Reston was born c1880 at Alloa, Clackmannanshire. His wife, Janet Williamson was born c1801 at Bothwell. Although stationed in Belgium, the 91st (Argyllshire Highlanders) Regiment of Foot was not engaged at Waterloo, being based 8 miles to the west at Halle, guarding the right ﬂank of Wellington's Army. The men of the regiment received the campaign medal, but that great battle was never permitted to be included on the Regimental Colours. After his army service James Reston was a tea dealer and he and his wife lived at Violet Cottage, Green Street, Bothwell,

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REERECTED 1840 IN MEMORY OF JOHN BARRIE WHO DIED JULY 10 1824 AGED 69 YEARS Area I : Stone 18

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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM ROBB DIED 27th JANUARY 1878 AGED 87 YEARS HIS WIFE ELIZABETH RAE DIED 17th MARCH 1895 AGED 85 YEARS THEIR DAUGHTERS MARGARET MCLEAN DIED 3rd APRIL 1913 AGED 69 YEARS ELIZABETH DIED 16th MARCH 1914 AGED 68 YEARS JOHN RAE ROBB DIED 16th OCTOBER 1925 AGED 78 YEARS JAMES RAE ROBB DIED 11 MAY 1932 AGED 82 YEARS ERECTED BY THEIR SONS JOHN RAE ROBB AND JAMES RAE ROBB JAMES RAE PORTIONER, UDDINGSTON AND HIS SPOUSE ELIZABETH COUTTS LIE HERE INTERRED

William Robb was born c1791 at Glasgow. His wife Elizabeth Rae was born c1810 at Uddingston and the couple married in 1840 at Barony, Glasgow. By 1851 the family were living at Whitburn, West Lothian where William was a colliery clerk. By 1871 the family had moved to Dumbarton Road, Glasgow. Daughter Margaret was born in 1843 at Shettleston, Glasgow and was a housekeeper. Daughter Elizabeth was born c1846 at Shettleston and was an upholstery seamstress. Son John was born c1847 at Shettleston and was a wood carver. Son James was born c1850 at Whitburn and was an upholster. Area I : Stone 20

ERECTED BY GAVIN SHAW MERCHANT, GLASGOW AND MARGARET PERSTON HIS WIFE IN MEMORY OF THEIR BELOVED DAUGHTER MARY MILNE WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON 1ST MAY 1874 AGED 5 YEARS AND 3 MONTHS ALSO JOHN THEIR ELDEST SON WHO DIED 13TH JUNE 1901 AGED 30 YEARS AND 7 MONTHS ALSO MARGARET PERSTON BELOVED WIFE OF GAVIN SHAW EARLSTON, UDDINGSTON DIED 14TH APRIL 1913 AGED 68 ALSO IN MEMORY IF THEIR SON DAVID PERSTON SHAW MAJOR, 6TH CAMERONIANS SCOTTISH RIFLES KILLED IN ACTION AT FESTUBERT FRANCE 15TH JUNE 1915 AGED 38 YEARS ALSO GAVIN SHAW, JP WHO DIED AT EARLSTON, UDDINGSTON 16TH FEBRUARY 1932 IN HIS 91ST YEAR

Gavin Shaw JP was born c1841 in Glasgow. His wife Margaret Perston was also born in Glasgow c1845. After the couple married in Glasgow in 1866 they lived at St Vincent Street and then moved to Gowan Lea, Uddingston. By 1874 the family were living at Earlston, Belleisle Avenue, Uddingston. Gavin Shaw was co-proprietor of the firm Anderson and Shaw, one of the largest wholesale tea, wine and whisky businesses in Glasgow. The firm was founded in 1869 initially at West Campbell Street, and latterly at Morrison Street, Glasgow. His son John worked in his father’s business prior to his early death. David Perston Shaw was born on the 18 July 1876 at Kelvin, Glasgow. In the 1901 census he was described as a clerk living in the family home, Earlston. He served for four years as a private with the Volunteer Force and on the 17 January 1900 he was gazetted 2nd Lieutenant in the 2nd Volunteer Battalion of the Cameronians. Two years later he married Helen Brown Graham, the daughter of a well known Glasgow merchant at Uddingston. In 1912 David Shaw was promoted to Major. At the outbreak of war Major Shaw was sent to France with the 6th Battalion, Cameronians. Following the wounding of the Colonel of the Battalion, Major Shaw was given command and on the 15 June 1915 led an attack the German lines near Festubert. He was first wounded on the chin but still went on encouraging his men till he was shot through the heart. Major Shaw is commemorated at the Le Touret Memorial, France and on a plaque to him in Bothwell Parish Church. His son Gavin ‘Guy’ Shaw, OBE, was a Lieutenant Colonel in the Welsh Regiment in WW2 and was killed in defence of the Greek island of Leros on 16 November 1943. After the Great War, David Shaw’s widow, Mrs Helen Brown Major Shaw Shaw stood unsuccessfully in the 1924 general election for the Bothwell constituency as the Unionist candidate. After two more unsuccessful attempts she was elected Member of Parliament in the Conservative landslide victory of 1931. She held the seat until 1935, when it was regained by Labour. Helen Shaw was awarded an MBE and died in 1964. Area I : Stone 21

IN MEMORY OF MARY CREIGHTON WHO DIED 10th MAY 1874 AGED 2 YEARS JOHN CREIGHTON WHO DIED 21st MAY 1875 AGED 19 YEARS THOMAS CREIGHTON WHO DIED 23rd MAY 1875 AGED 5 YEARS ALL DIED AT BANKHEAD

Mary Creighton lived with her parents James Creighton, a railway porter, and Margaret Paterson at Bankhead, near Orbiston. John Creighton was a grocer when he died.

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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES RAE WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON 18TH JUNE 1865 AGED 67 HIS NEPHEW ANDREW SWAN WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON 14TH JANUARY 1869 AGED 43 AND ANN R. SWAN WHO DIED 18TH FEB 1870, AGED 50 ALSO WILLIAM SHEARER WHO DIED 16TH MAY 1873, AGED 54 AND HIS WIFE JEMIMA B. SWAN WHO DIED 27th AUG 1909, AGED 86 THEIR DAUGHTER JESSIE RAE SHEARER ...... JUNE 1945 ...... 75 ...... WALKER WHO DIED 3RD NOV. 1945

James Rae was born c1798 at Uddingston. He lived at Old Glasgow Road, Uddingston and in 1851 was a farmer of 100 acres employing 8 farm labourers. His nephew and nieces Andrew, Ann and Jemina Swan were born in Philadelphia, USA but by 1851 they were living with their uncle at Porter’s Well House, Old Glasgow Road. Andrew was a farm labourer (born c1826) Ann Rae was born c1820 and Jemima Ball (born c1823) a housekeeper. Following the death of her uncle Jemima married William Shearer in 1867. He was born in 1819 at Portobello, East Lothian and was described as a land owner. Their daughter Jessie Rae was born c1870 at Uddingston. The family lived at Porter’s Well Cottage, Old Glasgow Road, Uddingston. In 1886 at the Cockburn Hotel, Bath Street, Glasgow, Jessie Rae Shearer married Thomas Walker a minister of the Evangelical Union Church. Jessie Rae died on the 4th June 1945 at Old Glasgow Road, Uddingston. Area I : Stone 23

ERECTED BY GEORGE HILL BLACKXXXXH, UDDINGSTON AND GRACE BRAIDWOOD HIS WIFE IN MEMORY OF THEIR TWO SONS JOHN HILL DIED APRIL 21ST AGED 10 YEARS DANIEL HILL DIED MAY 19 1836 AGED 11 YEARS

George Hill was born in 1792 at Uddingston. His wife Grace (Grizzel) Braidwood was born c1795 at Bothwell and the couple married in 1813 at Bothwell. In 1841 George Hill was a blacksmith living with his family in Uddingston. Later they moved to Dalton, Cambuslang. In 1851 the family sailed from Glasgow to New York on the “Harmonica” and they settled in Delaware.

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W. MCB. BREAKENRIDGE ORD. SEAMAN, RN J/47167 H.M.S.VALKYRIE 22ND DECEMBER 1917 AGE 23

William Macbeth Breakenridge was born on 8 March 1894 at Hamilton. His father, John Breakenridge was born c1855 at Hamilton and was a colliery winding engine keeper. William Breakenridge was a painter and on the 23 November 1915 enlisted with the Royal Navy. He was sent to HMS Vivid 1 a shore training establishment at Devonport, England. On 6 February 1916 Ordinary Seaman Breakenridge was sent to Plymouth to join the 700 crew of HMS Sutlej, an armoured cruiser. After loading provisions and ammunition, on the 10 February the Sutlej slipped anchor and left Plymouth harbour with orders to patrol the west coast of Africa. The ship arrived at Funchal, Madeira six days later before moving on to Tenerife and the Cape Verde Islands. During the next six months, on almost a daily basis, the Sutlej intercepted merchant vessels to establish their legitimacy. At the end of September the Sutlej docked at Gibraltar where she remained for ten weeks, receiving fresh provisions. On the 10 December 1916 the ship was back on patrol, this time off Dakar, Sierra Leone and Ascension Island before returning to Devenport on the 18 April 1917. After helping to off-load stores and ammunition Seaman Breakenridge returned to HMS Vivid 1 on 5 May 1917. A month later on 15 June 1917 he was ordered to join the crew of HMS Valkyrie. HMS Valkyrie’s keel was laid on the 25 of May 1916 at the William Denny & Bros. Ltd shipyard in Dumbarton, Scotland and was launched on the 12 March 1917. She was a V class flotilla leader and was commissioned into the Royal Navy on the 16 June 1917. In December 1917 eight Harwich Force destroyers were being despatched to escort a small convoy from the coast of Holland. The rendezvous was off the Maas Light buoy. This was a regular arrangement and the procedure would have been known to the Flanders Flotilla of the German navy. On about the 10 December they laid a new minefield in the area. At about 2200 hours on 23 December, in thick weather, the destroyer Valkyrie hit a mine about five miles west of the Light. There seems to have been some confusion after this, with the other destroyers in doubt as to what was happening, but some time later HMS Torrent was mined and HMS Surprise, whilst attempting to pick up survivors, also struck two mines and sank quickly. HMS Tornado, manoeuvring in the poor visibility to assist the survivors of her companion ships, then struck a mine which broke her in two and she sank quickly. HMS Valkyrie survived and was towed home by the destroyer Sylph. About 240 men died in this incident of which 11 were of the crew of the Valkyrie. Amongst those 11 men fatally injured that night was Ordinary Seaman William Breakenridge. HMS Valkarie Area I : Stone 26

ERECTED BY JOHN SMELLIE IN MEMORY OF HIS BROTHER ROBERT SMELLIE WHO DIED 2ND JULY 1845 AGED 37 YEARS. AND ALSO OF HIS WIFE, JANE BOWMAN WHO DIED 9TH DEC. 1868 AGED 33 YEARS

John Smellie was born c1819 at Bothwell. His wife, Jane Bowman was born c1835 at Cambuslang and the couple married in 1858 at Bonhill Dunbartonshire. John Smellie was a farmer at Little Parkhead, near Bellshill. Jane died at Shettleston, Glasgow and her husband John died three years later in 1871 at Bothwell.

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ERECTED BY JOHN STEVEN AND HIS WIFE MARGARET ROBERTSON IN MEMORY OF THEIR DAUGHTER AGNES WHO DIED 12TH SEPTEMBER 1867 ALSO JOHN THEIR SON WHO DIED IN INFANCY THE ABOVE MARGARET ROBERTSON WHO DIED 20TH DEC. 1906 ALSO MARGARET THEIR DAUGHTER WHO DIED 16TH MAY 1913

John Steven was born c1833 at Barony, Glasgow. His wife Margaret was born c1833 at Kilbride, Ayrshire. The couple were married in 1855 at Calton, Glasgow. In the mid 1860s the family moved to Main Street, Bothwell where John Steven was a butcher. Daughter Agnes died in infancy, while daughter Margaret Cairns (born c1862) died of a heart attack at Uddingston Cross aged 61. Area I : Stone 28

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ELIZABETH HOLMES

WHO DIED ... OCT ....

AGED 50 YEARS

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JOHN SOMERVILLE

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ISABELLA M. MCKINLAY WIFE OF JOHN SOMERVILLE DIED AT TOWIE COTTAGE, UDDINGSTON 14TH FEBY. 1873 AGED 60

John Somerville was a farmer and married Isabella Morton McKinlay in 1837 at Bothwell. Area I : Stone 30

ERECTED BY ROBERT STOBO BOTHWELL CASTLE...... FRONT LODGE. IN MEMORY OF HIS SON JAMES WHO DIED 29TH OCTOBER 1866 AGED 3 YEARS 3 MONTHS THE ABOVE ROBERT STOBO DIED 14TH APRIL 1872 IN HIS 44th YEAR HIS DAUGHTER JANE WIFE OF JAMES SCOTT WHO DIED 19TH AUGUST 1...7 ALSO HIS SON JAMES STOBO PHYSICIAN ... SURGEON HUSBAND OF JESSIE BELL MCLAREN WHO DIED ...... (STONE BROKEN HERE) ...... WIFE ...... JESSIE BELL MCLAREN WHO DIED AT WEST KILBRIDE 8TH JANUARY 1943 AGED 71 YEARS

Robert Stobo was born c1828 at Douglas, Lanarkshire as was his wife Mary Reid who was born there c1827. The couple were married in 1857 at Bothwell. Robert was a gardener at Bothwell Castle. Daughter Jane was born in 1859 at Bothwell Castle Lodge. Son James was born in 1863 at Bothwell Castle Lodge. He graduated LRCP/LRCS from Edinburgh University and LFPS in 1890 from Anderson’s College, Glasgow. Three years later he married Jessie McLaren in 1893 at Hamilton. The couple moved to Sunderland where he became the Medical Ofﬁcer of Health for Southwick.

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JOHN BARRIE AND

JEAN POLLOCK AGED

69 YEARS 1805

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ERECTED BY THOMAS YOUNG IN MEMORY OF ISABELLA ...... HIS WIFE WHO DIED ...... ST ENOCHS ...... 1857 AGED .... YEARS THE ABOVE THOMAS YOUNG DIED 18TH APRIL ...... AGED 87 YEARS

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ALL FLESH ARE.... OF THE FIELD...... THE WIND...... Area I : Stone 35

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ERECTED BY ROBERT FORREST & JANE GILMOUR IN LOVING MEMORY OF ANDREW THEIR SON WHO DIED AT LITTLE FALLS, NEW JERSEY, U.S.A 21ST FEB. 1894 AGED 34 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE ROBERT FORREST WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON 8 MARCH 1904 AGED 88 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE JANE GILMOUR WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON 15TH MARCH, 1906 AGED 89 YEARS AND THEIR SON JAMES WHO DIED 11TH JANUARY 1914 JANE, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED 29TH SEPT. 1924 AGED 81 YEARS MARGARET FORREST WHO DIED 10TH FEB. 1929 AGED 78 YEARS ELIZABETH FORREST DAUGHTER OF ABOVE ROBERT FORREST WHO DIED 29TH JULY 1936 AGED 89 YEARS

Robert Forrest was born c1816 at Bothwell. His wife Jane Gilmour was born c1819 at Shettleston, Glasgow and they were married in 1842 at Barony, Glasgow. Robert was a farm labourer/ploughman and the family lived at Church Avenue and then Eastmuir Cottage, Main Street, Uddingston. Their son James was a baker and he and his sisters continued to live at East Muir Cottage after their parents deaths. Area I : Stone 37

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ERECTED BY JAMES ...... AND MARY FINLAY IN MEMORY OF THEIR SON ANDREW WHO DIED JULY 18TH 1859 AGED 15 YEARS Area I : Stone 39

East face SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES SMITH J.P. LL,D BORN AT MAUCHLINE 13TH FEBRUARY 1822 DIED AT UDDINGSTON 6TH OCTOBER 1899 SCHOOLMASTER, UDDINGSTON 1847 TO 1893 ELDER AND SESSION CLERK BOTHWELL FREE CHURCH 1848 TO 1899 PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND

South face North face IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF MARGARET HUTCHISON JANE REID WIFE OF JAMES SMITH WIFE OF JAMES SMITH BORN AT BORN AT MONYMUSK LARGS FARM, MAYBOLE 8TH NOVEMBER 1833 18TH JULY 1820 DIED AT UDDINGSTON REMOVED BY THE PLAGUE 2ND. DECEMBER 1890 18TH OCTOBER 1854

James Smith married Margaret Hutchison in 1843 at Ayr. He was the schoolmaster at the subscription school at Garlieston, Wigtownshire 1843-44, the Free Church schools at Whitletts, Ayr 1844-46, Symington 1846-47, Uddingston 1847-73 and the Public School Uddingston 1873-94. In 1894 he was awarded LL.D by Glasgow University. Throughout the ﬁrst half of the nineteenth century there were frequent outbreaks of cholera in Scotland mainly due to the contamination of the drinking water. It is likely that this was the cause of Margaret’s death. In 1856 at Cluny, Aberdeenshire, James married school teacher Jane Reid and the couple lived at Turinzean, Croftbank Crescent, Uddingston. James Smith was a devoted adherent of the Free Church opposing instrumental music in the church and was not in favour of hymn singing. He walked to the Free Church in Bothwell every Sunday - once only - as he believed the second service to be unscriptural. He was a man of his time, some may say misogynistic as the following story reveals. In the classroom he was fond of speculating on what careers the boys might follow, possibly some might become an M.P. or even a Prime Minister. On one occasion when the girls hinted at the possibility of their careers he said, “Well girls, I cannot say any one of you will be an M.P. or a Prime Minister but possibly you might be the wife Dr Smith’s Free Church School at of an M.P. or Prime Minister.” Bellshill Road, Uddingston. Area I : Stone 39 continued

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JANET LOGAN SMITH or HOOD 1848 - 1890 GEORGE SMITH, M.A, M.B., 1866 - 1898 JAMES SMITH, LL.D., H.M.I.S. 1844 - 1902 CHARLES SMITH 1860 - 1913 ALEXANDER H, SMITH 1846 - 1904 JANE REID SMITH 1862 - 1920 JOHN H. SMITH 1852 - 1922 P. CALDWELL-SMITH, M.A.,, M.D., D.P.H. 1858 - 1923 ROBERT MACKIE-SMITH 1854 - 1926

Janet Logan Smith was born in Newton, Ayr. She married Robert Hood, a wholesale warehouseman, and they lived in Bellshill Road, Uddingston.

George Smith was born at Uddingston. He attended Glasgow University and graduated with a M.A. in 1888. He the gained a M.B. at Edinburgh University in 1893. He was a ship’s surgeon and lived in Manchester.

Charles Edward Wilson Smith was born at Uddingston. At the age of 21 he was a student of law at Glasgow University. He married Margaret Gilling in 1889 at Thirsk, Yorkshire and by 1891 were living in Newcastle. They then moved to Aberdeen where Charles was a solicitor and it was there he died in 1913.

Alexander Hutchison Smith was born at Symington, Ayrshire. In 1875 at Ayr he married Annie Logan, born c1850 in Maybole. Alexander was a chartered accountant and in 1881 he and his wife were living in Cora Linn House. From there Alexander and his family moved to Douglas Gardens, Uddingston. After his wife’s death in 1890 Alexander and his family moved to Wellington Square, Ayr and it was there he died in 1904.

Jane Reid Smith was born at Uddingston. She was a school teacher and lived at Old Mill Road, Uddingston.

John H Smith was born at Uddingston.

Peter Caldwell Smith was born at Uddingston. He studied at Glasgow University and was awarded MA in 1878, MB CM in 1881 and MD in 1884. In 1883 at Rosskeen, Ross and Cromarty, he married Alexina Macdonald, born c1857 at Farr, Sutherlandshire. The couple set up home at Hamilton Road, Dalziel where Peter was in general practice. He also lectured in hygiene at the Western Medical School, Glasgow and at Anderson’s College. The family then moved to Wandsworth where Peter became the Medical Ofﬁcer of Health for the borough council.

Robert Mackie Smith was born at Uddingston. There is no record of his death in Scotland but there is a gravestone in Morningside Cemetery, Malone, New York to a “Robert M Smith MA PhD 1854-1922”. Area I : Stone 40

IN LOVING MEMORY OF ANNIE LOGAN ( WIFE OF ALEXANDER H. SMITH ) WHO DIED 7TH MAY 1890 AGED 41 YEARS AND OF THE SAID ALEXANDER H. SMITH WHO DIED 12TH. NOV. 1904 AGED 59 YEARS THEIR SON JOHN LOGAN SMITH WHO DIED 14TH OCT. 1952 AGED 73 YEARS

Annie Logan was born c1849 at Maybole, Ayrshire. John Logie Smith was born c1879 at Uddingston and was variously a draper/ gents outﬁtter and lived at Wellington Square, Ayr.

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ERECTED BY MARION GOLDIE IN MEMORY OF HER BELOVED HUSBAND JOHN BRAIDWOOD

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John Braidwood was born c1836 at Bothwell. He was a portioner/ proprietor of houses and he was ﬁrstly married to Margaret Gray. In 1876 he married Marion Goldie (born c1853) at Uddingston and the couple lived there at Victoria Cottage, Bellshill Road. John died in 1885 at Uddingston. Marion was the daughterr of Hugh Goldie, a master Iron Founder, and after John’s death returned to live at her parents house at Gowanlea, Church Street, Uddingston. Marion married Hugh Spicer and died at Kilmarnock in 1930.

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ERECTED BY ELIZABETH FERGESON IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND WILLIAM BREAKENRIDGE WHO DIED IN 1853 AGED 50 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE ELIZABETH FERGUSON DIED 4th SEPT 1890 AGED 80 YEARS ALSO ROBERT KIRK BELOVED HUSBAND OF JESSIE CARBERRY DIED 19TH OCT 1919 AGED 62 YEARS OF AGE THE ABOVE JESSIE CARBERRY DIED 24th MAY 1933 AGED 73 YEARS

Elizabeth Fergeson was born c1811 at the Port of Menteith, Stirlingshire. Her husband William Breakenridge was a butler. After her husband died she worked as a laundress, living at Green Street, Bothwell. Jessie Ferguson Carberry, born c1861 in Bothwell to James Carberry and Catherine Breakenridge. In 1871 she was living with her aunt Marian Brackenridge (a cowfeeder) at Green Street, Bothwell. Her husband, Robert Kirk, a plumber, was born c1858 at Uddingston. In 1881 he was lodging with Marian Brackenridge (aged 62) at Green Street, Bothwell along with 12 year old William Carberry. Robert and Jessie married in 1877 at Bothwell and they lived with their family at Minto House, 9 Main Street, Bothwell

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IN MEMORY OF JOHN SUTHERLAND BELOVED HUSBAND OF ELIZABETH KIRK WHO DIED 15th OCT 1950 AGED 72 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE ELIZABETH KIRK WHO DIED 18th OCT 1972 AGED 92 YEARS

Elizabeth Kirk was born c1880 in Bothwell to Robert Kirk and Jessie Carberry (see stone I:44). Her husband John Sutherland was born c1878 and worked as a clerk in local government. Area I : Stone 46

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ERECTED IN MEMORY OF JOHN DONALD DIED 20th AUGUST 1822 AGED 44 YEARS ALSO HIS SONS JOHN DIED 4th APRIL 1841 AND ROBERT WHO DIED IN INFANCY Area I : Stone 48

IN MEMORY OF THOMAS BALLANTIN IN BRIDGEBRE AND JANET LOUDAN HIS WIFE 1810

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ERECTED BY ARTHUR MARCHBANK AND AGNES LAW IN MEMORY OF THEIR…..DAUGHTER ISABELLA RENNIE WHO DIED 24th MARCH 1873 AGED 14 MONTHS THEIR ELDEST SON WILLIAM WHO DIED 5th SEPTEMBER1886 AGED 17 YEARS

Arthur Marchbank was born c1845 at Lesmahagow. His wife, Agnes Law was born c1842 at Strathaven and it was there the couple married in 1864. Arthur was variously a coachman, a mason’s carter, and a general merchant. He was also Church Beadle and lived with his family at Kirkstyle, Bothwell. Agnes died in 1887 and in 1892 Arthur married Marion McAllister by declaration in Glasgow. Arthur died in 1902.

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JOHN BRAIDWOOD 1829 Area I : Stone 52

ERECTED BY JANET GILCHRIST IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND JOHN MUIR DIED 16 MARCH 1870 AGED 74 YEARS ALSO BETSY THEIR DAUGHTER…. DIED 29 JULY 1861 AGED 18 JANET GILCHRIST DIED 6 AUGUST 1881 AGED 81 YEARS

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ERECTED BY WILLIAM SMITH AND AGNES MUIR (HIS WIFE) IN MEMORY OF THEIR SON GEORGE DIED 28th JUNE 1875 AGED 15 YEARS JOHN LOST IN THE SHIP LOCHFYNE 1883 AGED 19 YEARS WILLIAM DROWNED AT SEA 27th JUNE 1885 AGED 16 YEARS THE ABOVE WILLIAM SMITH DIED 17th MAY 1907 AGED 77 YEARS THE ABOVE AGNES MUIR SMITH DIED 20th MARCH 1913 AGED 72 YEARS

William Smith was born c1830 at Lamlash, Arran and was a seaman/sea captain. His wife, Agnes Muir was born c1836 at Bothwell. The family lived at Green Street Bothwell but later moved to Plantation Street, Govan. George Smith was born c1860 at Bothwell and was a grocers assistant. John Smith was born c1864 at Bothwell. He was a seaman aboard the SV Lochfyne. The Lochfyne was a 3 masted sailing vessel built of iron in 1876 in Govan. She sailed from Lyttelon NZ on the 12 May 1883 bound for Falmouth with a cargo of 1,600 tons of wheat. The Lochfyne was lost at sea with all 31 crew and 4 passengers. William Smith was born c 1869 at Bothwell Area I : Stone 54

ERECTED BY JAMES LITTLEJOHN BUILDER IN MEMORY OF HIS SON HUGH WHO DIED 26th NOV 1848 AGED 2 YEARS

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ERECTED BY JAMES LITTLEJOHN AND JEAN ELLINTON IN MEMORY OF THEIR …….FAMILY GAVIN THEIR SON DIED 4th NOVEMBER 1845 AGED …. YEARS

James Littlejohn was born c1780 at Bothwell. His wife Jean Ellinton was born c1785 also in Bothwell. The couple lived in Green Street, Bothwell where James was a grocer and cotton hand loom weaver. Their son John was born c1813 and died in 1856 aged 43. He was a hand loom weaver. Area I : Stone 57

??? RUTHERFORD DIED 21st JUNE 1872 AGED 26 YEARS MARGARET McDOUGALL RUTHERFORD AGED 19 MONTHS DIED 18th JULY 1880 ALSO ROBINA PARKER HIS WIFE WHO DIED 13th DECr 1885 AGED 53 YEARS ALSO HIS SON GEORGE McDOUGALL DIED 18TH AUGUST 1884 AGED 27 YEARS ALSO HIS SON JOHN McDOUGALL DIED 5th APRIL1902 AGED 45 ALSO HIS DAUGHTER MARY DIED 7th SEPT 1906 ALSO THE ABOVE DUG….. DIED …. MARCH … THOMAS…. LIEUTEN…… DIED………

Dugald McDougall was born c1827 at Tarbert, Argyll. His wife Robina Parker was born c1832 at Glasgow. They married in 1852 at Muthill, Perthshire, where Robina was a kitchen maid at Culdees Castle. Dugald was a gardener and the family lived at Woodhead Lodge, Bothwell. Son John McDougall was born c1857. He was a tea planter and before his death was living at Milngavie. Daughter Mary was born c1863 and also lived in Milngavie.

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THIS IS THE BURIAL PLACE OF JOHN MUIR AND ELIZABETH BROWN HIS WIFE AND THEIR CHILDREN MARCH 1779 Area I : Stone 59

ARCHIBALD MACLEOD GLASGOW DIED 30 JUNE 1840 AGED 30 YEARS

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ERECTED BY JOHN AND MARGARET MILLS IN MEMORY OF THEIR BELOVED DAUGHTER JANET WHO DIED UDDINGSTON 25TH………41 YEARS MARGARET MILLER BELOVED…….OF JOHN MILLS WHO DIED…..OCT……74

John Mills was born c1798 at Glasgow. His wife Margaret Miller was born c1806 at Uddingston. The family lived at Millgate, Uddingston from where John worked as a farm labourer and gardener at Bothwell Castle. Following Margaret’s death in 1874, John lived with his son David at Muiredge Road until his death in 1882.

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ERECTED BY PETER FRASER

TO THE MEMORY OF HIS FATHER DANIEL FRASER TAILOR UDDINGSTON DIED 19TH NOVR 1867 AGED 43 AND OF DANIEL F. GALBRAITH NEPHEW DIED IN INFANCY 2ND JULY 1865 MARY ANGUS HIS MOTHER DIED 12TH JANY 1895 AGED 76 JANE HIS SISTER DIED 6TH MARCH 1902 AGED 50 MARY EGLINTON HIS DAUGHTER DIED 18TH AUGUST 1903 AGED 8 MAGGIE MURRAY HIS WIFE DIED 20TH OCTR 1907 AGED 45 JANET HIS SISTER DIED 21ST FEBY 1912 AGED 73

Daniel Fraser was born c1824 at Inverary, Argyll. His wife Mary Angus was born c1817 at Rothsay, Bute and it was there the couple married in 1851. Daniel was a clothier and tailor and the family lived at Bellshill Road, Uddingston. Son Peter Fraser was born c1855 at Uddingston. His wife Margaret Murray was born c1855 at Gourock and they married in 1888 at Uddingston. The couple lived at Newton Cottage, Bellshill Road, Uddingston. Peter was an apprentice blacksmith and iron turner but later became a stationer. Peter’s sister Jane Fraser and sister Janet Galbraith were dressmakers and lived at Barrﬁeld Terrace, Uddingston. Area J : Stone 3 Area J : Stone 4

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ERECTED BY JOHN WATT. IN MEMORY OF JANET PARKER HIS BELOVED WIFE WHO DIED 22ND APRIL 1874, AGED 26 YEARS AND ALSO HIS INFANT DAUGHTER ELIZABETH WALLACE WHO DIED 23RD DECBR 1878 AGED 8 MONTHS ALSO HIS YOUNGEST DAUGHTER SUSAN MARTIN WHO DIED 12TH FEBY 1909 AGED 26 YEARS ALSO HIS SON JOSEPH WHO DIED 2ND JUNE 1912 AGED 39 YEARS ALSO HIS YOUNGEST SON PTE. JOHN WATT WHO DIED IN THE TRENCHES IN FRANCE 10TH FEBRUARY 1917 AGED 35 YEARS ALSO HIS BELOVED WIFE ELIZABETH BRADFORD WHO DIED17TH DECEMBER 1921 AGED 78 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE JOHN WATT WHO DIED 24TH FEB. 1923 AGED 78 YEARS

MOURNE NO FOR ME MY PARENTS DEAR I AM NOT DEAD BUT SLEEPETH HERE THEN HASTE TO CHRIST MAKE NO DELAY FOR NO ONE KNOWS THEIR DYING DAY

OUR FATHER WHICH ART IN HEAVEN

John Watt was born c1853 in Ireland. His wife, Janet Parker, was born c1846 in Dalry, Ayrshire and in 1871 was a warper in a cotton factory, lodging at Old Glasgow Road, Uddingston. The couple married in 1872. After Janet’s death in 1874, John married Elizabeth Bradford, born c1848 in Ireland. The couple lived at Porters Well Row, Old Glasgow Road, Uddingston and John worked as an engine keeper/general labourer. Their daughter Susan Martin Watt worked as a dressmaker. At the outbreak of the First World War, their son, John Watt, enlisted with the 2nd Battalion of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. The Battalion was mobilised to join the British Expeditionary Force and landed at Boulogne in August 1914. The Argyll’s saw action at the Battle of Le Cateau in 1914 and The Battle of Loos in 1915. On the 6th February 1917 the Battalion were moved to front line duty at the Somme and four days later Private John Watt was killed. He is buried in the Hem Farm Cemetery, Hem-Monacu, France.

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF

ARCHIE BETTY WATSON WATSON 3-12-1915 22-12-1919 2-5-2003 29-10-2016 Area J : Stone 9 Area J : Stone 10

IN LOVING MEMORY OF IN LOVING MEMORY OF MARIE LOUDEN WILLIAM JOHN JAAP DIED 18TH MARCH 2005 27.11.32 - 23.01.10 AGED 69 YEARS

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NORMAN DENNISON HEYWOOD JAMES (JIMMY) GREENSHIELDS B.MUS 22.3.1921 - 16.1.2008 NOV. 1934 - MAR. 2009 A DEARLY LOVED A DEAR HUSBAND AND PROUD FATHER AND PAPA FATHER & GRANDFATHER

WE MISS YOU MARIAN PAINE HEYWOOD 23.9.1921 - 15.9.2003 Area J : Stone 13 Area J : Stone 14

IN LOVING MEMORY OF SAM MCCALLUM A.H. STANNARD BORN 2.2.1928 DIED 28.8.2011 DIED 22ND DECEMBER 2005 LOVING FATHER OF AGED 83 YEARS FRAZER & VARI J. MCC. STANNARD BELOVED HUSBAND OF DIED 3RD JUNE 2011 SHEILA AGED 89 YEARS "YOU WALK WITHIN US" ALWAYS IN OUR HEARTS SADLY MISSED

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THIS IS THE BURYING PLACE OF JOHN POLLOCK AND MARGARET WILSON HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN Area J : Stone 16

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ERECTED BY THOMAS POLLOCK AND ELESEBETH METCHEL AND IS THE INTENDED BUIRYING PLACE OF THEM AND THEIR CHILDREN

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ERECTED BY A MCWILLIAM AND E FLEMING IN MEMORY OF THEIR SON ALEXANDER WHO DIED 26TH JANRY 1873

Alexander McWilliams was born c1844 at Cambuslang. His wife Elizabeth Fleming was born c1837 at Hamilton and the couple married there in 1865. Both Alexander and Elizabeth were agricultural labourers when they married working at Blantyre Works Farm. The family later lived at Gilmore Place, Blantyre with Alexander working as a butcher. Their son Alexander died aged 1. Area J : Stone 19

ERECTED BY ELIZABETH LANG IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND THOMAS WILSON BUILDER BOTHWELL WHO DIED 3RD AUGUST 1858 AGED 38 YEARS THEIR SON ARCHIBALD WHO DIED 9TH SEPTEMBER 1856 AGED 4 YEARS ALSO THEIR SON THOMAS WHO DIED 24TH AUGUST 1879 AGED 28 YEARS AND HIS SON THOMAS WHO DIED 30TH APRIL 1879 AGED 6 MONTHS ALSO THE ABOVE ELIZABETH LANG WHO DIED 19TH SEPTEMBER 1889 AGED 65 YEARS ALSO WILLIAM THEIR SON M.A. WHO DIED 2ND JANY 1902 AGED 45 YEARS

Thomas Wilson was born c1820 at Avondale Parish. His wife Elizabeth Lang was born c1824 at Glasgow. The couple married in Muirkirk in 1849. Thomas was a stone mason/builder. After his death, Elizabeth and family moved to Prospect House, Bothwell where she took in lodgers. Elizabeth died at Prospect House. Son Thomas was born c1851 at Muirkirk and worked as a grocer’s assistant. In 1877 at Thornliebank he married Annie Elizabeth Charton, a 24 year old domestic servant. At that time Thomas was a provision merchant living at Crossmyloof, Glasgow. Thomas died two years after his marriage.

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RICHARD THEIR SON AND ELISABETH SMELLIE AND THEIR CHILDREN

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ERECTED BY WILLIAM HENDERSON BUILDER & ISABELLA WILSON HIS WIFE IN MEMORY OF THEIR CHILDREN ISABELLA HAMILTON DIED APRIL 1855(?) THOMAS BORN AUGUST 1859……………………1866 JANE BORN 30TH JUNE 1865 DIED 10TH AUGUST 1867 MARION BORN 10TH APRIL 1866 DIED 10TH AUGUST 1867 ROBERT BORN 14TH AUGUST 1835 DIED 10TH AUGUST 1867 WILLIAM HENDERSON DIED 21ST FEBY 1891 AGED 60 ISABELLA WILSON DIED 5TH DE……………. EARS THO…… DIED 7TH …………..THS JOH………N DIED 14TH ……. YEAR

William Henderson was born c1832 at Hamilton. His wife Isabella Wilson was born c1830 at Avondale Parish and they married in 1854 at Hamilton. The family lived in Fern Cottage, Bothwell with William Henderson working as a master mason and builder. William Henderson died at Rosebank Cottage, Ferniegair. Wife Isabella died in 1891 at Sunnyside Road, Coatbridge.

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ERECTED BY HUGH MCDUGALD IN MEMORY OF HIS DAUGHTER IZABELLA WHO DIED IN AUGUST 1853 IN LOVING MEMORY OF ELIZABETH MATHIESON WIFE OF JAMES MCDOUGALL DIED 14TH MAY 1891 THE ABOVE JAMES MCDOUGALL DIED 14TH JULY 1898 ALSO HARRIET THEIR DAUGHTER DIED 11TH JUNE 1906 AGED 23 YEARS

Hugh McDugald (McDougall) was born c1803 in Bothwell. His wife Margaret Sinclair was born c1822 in Edinburgh and the couple married in Bothwell in 1846. In 1861 the family were living at W side Glasgow Road, Maltkiln, Bothwell, with Hugh working as a hand loom weaver employing 4 people. (At Silverwells there was formerly a malt kiln, changed subsequently into a weaving establishment. This was by no means a place of good repute in its day, and enjoyed a most unenviable reputation as a resort of the lawless. From ‘By Bothwell Banks’ by Henderson and Waddell, 1904) Their son James McDougall was born c1833 in Bothwell. His wife, Elizabeth Mathieson was born c1805 at Lochalsh, Ross-shire and in 1881 was working as a housemaid at The Anchorage, Bothwell. James was a tapedresser in a weaving mill and the couple lived at London Road, Glasgow. Harriet, daughter of James and Elizabeth was born c1883 in Glasgow was a hand loom weaver and latterly a dyer’s warehouse woman. Area J : Stone 28

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HUGH MEEK IN MEMORY OF MARY HIS DAUGHTER WHO DIED 18TH JULY 1861 AGED 19 YEARS AND ALSO MARGARET ROY HIS WIFE WHO DIED 22ND DEC 1870 AGED 70.

Hugh Meek was born c1815 at Edinburgh. His wife Margaret Roy was born c1807 at Crieff, Perthshire. The couple were married in 1837 in Bothwell and initially lived at Bellshill where Hugh was a cotton handloom weaver. By 1861 they had moved to Hamilton Road, Bothwell with Hugh working as a labourer. The couple moved to Coathill, Coatbridge where Hugh worked as a timekeeper at a colliery. It was there Margaret died in 1870. Hugh then married Jane Glass in 1874 and he died at Coatbridge in 1894 aged 81 years.

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ERECTED BY WILLIAM MEEK IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE MARION DYKES WHO DIED 27th DEC 1872 AGED 62 YEARS THE ABOVE WILLIAM MEEK WHO DIED AGED ……… EARS ALSO GEORGE MEEK THEIR SON DIED 10th JANUARY 1905 AGED 60 YEARS

William Meek was born c1810 at Bothwell. His wife Marion Dykes was born c1810 also at Bothwell and it was there they married in 1832. William worked as a colliery labourer and died in 1877 aged 68 years. Son George was born c1845 at Bellshill. His wife Catherine Muir was born c1844 in Holytown and the couple married in 1869 at Dalziel. They lived in Dalziel where George was an iron driller and general labourer and died at Motherwell. Area J : Stone 31

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ERECTED IN MEMORY OF ALEXANDER CHAPMAN WHO DIED 28TH NOVEMBER 1890 AGED 80 YEARS ALSO HIS WIFE MARY MILLAR WHO DIED 22ND FEB 1924 AGED 92 YEARS ALSO THEIR DAUGHTER CHRISTINA CHAPMAN WHO DIED 20TH FEB 1924 AGED 41 YEARS ALSO THEIR SON HUGH M CHAPMAN WHO DIED 18TH NOVEMBER 1940 AGED 74 YEARS

Alexander Chapman was born c1810 at Bothwell. His wife Mary Millar was born c1832 at Tollcross, Glasgow. Alexander was an engine keeper/locomotive engine cleaner and died at Baillies Causeway, Hamilton. Daughter Christina Wilkie Chapman was a housekeeper and died in Hamilton. Son George Chapman was a railway goods guard and died at the Salvation Army Home in Dumbarton. Area J : Stone 33

IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM PETTIGREW BOTHWELL DIED 10TH AUG 1867 AGED 64 YEARS AND OF JANET CLARK HIS WIFE DIED 3RD AUG1858 ALSO OF THEIR SONS JOHN AND ROBERT WHO DIED IN INFANCY AND ROBERT WHO DIED 13TH JUNE1851 AGED 14 YEARS

William Pettigrew was born c1807 at Omoa, Lanarkshire. His wife Janet Clark was born c1806 at Glasgow and the couple married in 1828 at Bothwell. William was a gardener living at the south side of Glasgow Road, Bothwell (Hillside House). Janet died in 1858 and William nine years later in 1867.

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THIS IS THE BURYING PLACE OF ROBERT CLERK HIS SPOUSE AND CHILDREN 1814 Area J : Stone 35

IN LOVING MEMORY OF WILLIAM FORREST WHO DIED 1ST JANRY 1891 AGED 80 YEARS ALSO WILLIAM SON OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AT DENVER COLORADO 15TH DECEMBER 1891AGED 45 YEARS ALSO JANET ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE ABOVE WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON 23RD MARCH 1913 AGED 73 YEARS

William Forrest was born c1811 at Bothwell. His wife Elizabeth Reid Colquhoun was born c1816 at Glasgow and the couple married at Bothwell. William was an estate labourer and lived with his family at Old Glasgow Road, latterly at Sydney Place, Old Mill Road, Uddingston. Elizabeth died in 1883 and her husband William eight years later in 1891.

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ERECTED BY JOHN AND HELEN BAIRD IN MEMORY OF THEIR DAUGHTER HELEN MURDOCH WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON 23 JULY 1873 AGED 16 YEARS ALSO OF THEIR CHILDREN AGNES, JANEY AND JAMES WHO DIED IN INFANCY THE ABOVE JOHN BAIRD DIED 19 APRIL 1895 AGED 66 YEARS AND HELEN STEWART HIS WIFE DIED 10TH JANY 1904 AGED 69 YEARS

John Baird was born in Cambuslang c1829. His wife Helen Stewart was born c1835 in Crawfordjohn and they married in 1855 at Lesmahgow. John was a spirit retailer and the family lived at Loanhead, Glasgow Road, Bothwell. At the time of her death Helen was living at Crofthill Avenue, Uddingston. Daughter Janet (Janey) was born in 1863 and died after two days. Son James was born in 1865 and died at ﬁve months.

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ERECTED BY ROBERT CRAIG AND MARGARET LITTELJHON HIS SPOUSE IN MEMORY OF THEIR SON JAMES WHO DIED 29 DECEMBER 1842 AGED 2 YEARS AND 6 MONTHS

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ERECTED BY ELIZABETH GRAY IN MEMORY OF HER BELOVED HUSBAND JAMES CRAIG WHO DIED AT MOTHERWELL 3 NOVEMBER 1868 AGED 62 YEARS THE ABOVE ELIZABETH GRAY DIED 21 NOVEMBER 1874 AGED 77 YEARS

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ERECTED BY JANE WALKER IN LOVING MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND GAVIN NAISMITH WHO DIED 12 JULY 1904 AGED 62 YEARS ALSO THEIR SIX CHILDREN WHO DIED IN INFANCY AND HER FATHER AND MOTHER ALSO THE BELOVED WIFE OF GAVIN NAISMITH WHO DIED IN NOVA SCOTIA 12 JANUARY 1915

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Jane Walker was born c1845 in Bothwell. Gavin Naismith was born c1842 in Blantyre. They were married on 1 April 1864 at Bothwell Free Church. Gavin Naismith was a harbour goods checker/ quay labourer at the docks in Glasgow and they lived at Gower Street, Govan. Area K : Stone 8

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1856 ERECTED BY ARCHIBALD FISKIN TO THE MEMORY OF HIS FATHER AND MOTHER

Archibald Fisken was born on 27 August 1829 in the Parish of Bothwell, son of Archibald Fisken and his wife Eliza Inglis. Archibald started his schooling in Bothwell. In 1840 the family emigrated to Australia. Young Archibald attended the Scots' School in Melbourne. At 17 he was given charge of his uncle's cattle stations. He won repute as a stockman and as a daring horseman. The gold rush to Ballarat made Fisken a fortune by slaughtering meat for the diggings. With his proﬁts he bought the two stations from his uncle. On one he built a homestead and became recognized as one of Victoria's best judges of cattle. In 1873 moved to Melbourne where he could give better attention to his many commitments in Australia and Scotland. A staunch Presbyterian, he was an active member of Scots Church, Melbourne, and a trustee of church property. He died in East Melbourne on 13 June 1907, survived by his wife Charlotte Emily McNamara whom he had married in July 1859, and by three of their seven children. Area K : Stone 10

ERECTED BY ROBERT SMITH MACMILLAN IN MEMORY OF JEANIE CRAIG WHO DIED 30 JANUARY 1872 AGED 29 YEARS

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ERECTED BY MARION HENDERSON IN MEMORY OF HER FATHER ROBERT HENDERSON LATE CARPENTER BOTHWELL CASTLE WHO DIED 1840 IN HIS 69TH YEAR ALSO HER MOTHER MARGARET MUIRHEAD WHO DIED 1854 IN HER 76TH YEAR AND HER HUSBAND JAMES MAXWELL WHO DIED 1862 AGED 34 YEARS MARGARET HENDERSON WHO DIED 1886 AGED 66 YEARS ALSO JANE HENDERSON WHO DIED 17 SEPTEMBER 1892 AGED 83 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE MARION HENDERSON OR MAXWELL WHO DIED 2 OCTOBER 1905 AGED 82 YEARS

Marion Henderson was born c1823 at Bothwell. Her husband James Maxwell was born c1829 at Renfrewshire. James was a coal miner and in 1861 the couple lived in Wishaw. After James’s death Marion became housekeeper to Andrew Turnbull, head gardener at Bothwell Castle (see stone D3). Before her death Marion lived with her sister Jane at Old Glasgow Road, Uddingston. Marion’s sisters Margaret and Jane were respectively a laundress and a domestic servant and the two sisters lived at Old Glasgow Road, Uddingston. Area K : Stone 12 Area K : Stone 13

IN LOVING MEMORY OF IN LOVING MEMORY OF SHEILA AITKEN JANET SWAN RODGER 1919-2001 26.8.1926 - 14.01.2001 MUCH LOVED WIFE AND AND DEVOTED MOTHER WILLIAM TAYLOR RODGER IS SADLY MISSED 20.11.1920 - 10.07.1996 AND FOREVER IN OUR TOGETHER AGAIN FOREVER THOUGHTS

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1875 ERECTED BY JOHN McKELVIE IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE JANE KERR WHO DIED 21st NOVEMBER 1874 AGED 46 YEARS ALSO HIS TWO SONS &** DAUGHTERS THE ABOVE JOHN McKELVIE DIED 21st JULY1897 AGED 70 YEARS

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ERECTED BY Face down JAMES POLLOCK MEMORY OF HIS FATHER JAMES WHO DIED JUNE 19 1819 Area K : Stone 19

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IN MEMORY OF GEORGE SCHEVIA SON OF THE LATE GEORGE SCHEVIA MERCHANT IN INVERNESS WHO DIED THE 6TH APRIL1795 WHEN ON A VISIT TO SWEETHOPE Area K : Stone 21

THIS IS THE BURYING PLACE OF WILLIAM ROSS LANE PELLIGREW HIS SPOUSE AND THEIR HEIRS 1814 ………….. …………..

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IN MEMORY OF JOHN ANDERSON MERCHANT IN GLASGOW WHO DIED IN SWEETHOPE 19TH JANUARY 1795 AGED 79 YEARS

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ERECTED BY WILLIAM STEVENSON IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE JANET ROSS WHO DIED 18TH FEBY 1839 AGED 38 YEARS AND TWO CHILDREN Area K : Stone 24

1865 ERECTED BY CHARLES SHAW KIRKLEE IN MEMORY OF JOHN HIS SON WHO DIED 9TH MARCH 1865 AGED 16 YEARS ALSO CHARLES SHAW WHO DIED 27TH JULY 1883 AGED 62 YEARS ALSO JANET SHAW HIS WIFE DIED 11TH NOVR 1887 AGED 76 YEARS ALSO JAMES SHAW HIS SON DIED 16TH MAY 1888 AGED 36 YEARS

Charles Shaw was born c1821 in Ireland. His wife Janet was born c1824 in Bothwell. Charles Shaw was a railway surfaceman/platelayer. The family lived at Motherwell Road, Bellshill and latterly at Kirklee House, Bothwell. Their son John was a ﬁreman at Millwood Colliery, Bellshill. While at the colliery he was killed in the engine room of the pump house when his body was jammed between the crank of the engine and the guard plate above it. Their son James was a pattern maker and at the time of his death was living at Muir Street, Motherwell.

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ROBERT 8….TAILOR …..BOTHWELL ERECTED THIS STONE IN MEMORY OF JOHN …..HIS ……FATHER WHO DIED……. AGED 56 YEARS Area K : Stone 26

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM POLLOCK FARMER IN THORN DIED 5TH MAY 1820 AGED 77 YEARS HIS WIFE ANN FINDLAY DIED 20TH APRIL 1822 ALSO WILLIAM POLLOCK ORELLAN UDDINGSTON DIED 3RD JUNE 1924 AGED 58 YEARS HIS WIFE MARGARET S GIRDWOOD DIED 16TH DEC 1967 AGED 97 YEARS THEIR SON WILLIAM RANKIN DIED BLOEMFONTEIN SA 12TH FEB 1938 AGED 42 YEARS

William Pollock and Ann Findlay married in Bothwell Parish on 12 April 1778 William Pollock of Orellan, Douglas Drive, Uddingston was born in 1866 to William Pollock and Janet Rankine His parents had married in 1864 at Old Monkland Parish. In 1911 William Pollock was a dairy farmer at East Farm, Uddingston but latterly he was a grain merchant. His son William Rankine Pollock was a commercial agent in South Africa and married Dorothy Lauw (a nurse) in Johannesburg on 3 March 1937. Thorn Farm is now the location of Warnock Crescent, Bellshill ML4 2HS.

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ERECTED BY JOHN GRAHAM MILLER TO THE MEMORY OF HIS DAUGHTER CHRISTINA WHO DIED 20th MARCH 1865 AGED 3 YEARS AND 9 MONTHS ALSO JOHN GRAHAM MILLER PRACTICAL GEOLOGIST WHO DIED 7th NOVEMBER 1875 AGED 62 YEARS

John Graham Miller was a coal miner who lived at Birdsﬁeld, Blantyre. Area K : Stone 28

HERE LIES THE CORPSE OF JAMES…. HAMILTON DIED SEPT …. AGED…….

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ISOBEL STRUTHERS GREENHALGH 19.3.1922 - 20.4.2016 LOVING WIFE OF SAM AND MUM TO GRAHAM AND JIM Area L Area L : Stone 1

JANE HYLAND IHS DIED 1ST NOV 1871 AGED 41 Left hand side of base Right hand side of base YEARS Lord …… …… WHICH CANNOT …….. ….DOTH GOD …….RESPECT ……… ….. MEANS …….EXPELLED ….. FROM HIM” …..

Jane Hyland was married to William Hyland, a drysalter. At the time of her death she was living at Fallside, Bothwell.

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IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM ROBERTS DIED 14th FEBy 1891, AGED 74 YEARS AND HIS WIFE MARY BEITH McKEAN DIED 4th AUGt 1888, AGED 75 YEARS ALSO THEIR CHILDREN JAMES DIED 15th DECr 1867, AGED 16 YEARS ELIZABETH DIED 2nd AUGT 1874, AGED 14 YEARS WILLIAM DIED 17th OCTr 1844 AGED 4 YEARS JEANIE DIED 10th DECr 1847 AGED 2 YEARS THOMAS DIED 21st JULY 1858 AGED 11 MONTHS JOHN ROBERTS OF BLANTYRE DIED 13th OCTr 1932 AGED 82 YEARS ALSO HIS WIFE HELEN YOUNG LOUDON DIED 2nd AUGt 1933 AGED 78 YEARS AND HIS SISTER AGNES DIED 11th FEBy 1938 AGED 83 YEARS

William Roberts was born c1817 at Alva, Stirlingshire. His wife Mary Beith McKean was born C1817 at Paisley and it was there they married in 1839. In 1851 William was a Sergeant in the Renfrewshire Militia living with his family at Caledonia Street, Paisley. The family then moved to Castle Douglas where William was a Volunteer Drill Sergeant. Their next move was to Glasgow Road, Blantyre and by 1881 William was a spirit merchant. His wife Mary died at Blantyre in 1888 and William died three years later at Camlachie, Glasgow. Their son John Roberts was born c1850 in Paisley. He was a plumber but by 1901 he had taken over his father’s business as a wine and spirit merchant and was living with his sister Agnes at Priory Place, Blantyre. He married widow Helen Young Thomson (nee Loudon) in 1905 at Dennistoun, Glasgow. Agnes Roberts was born c1855 at Paisley and at the time of her death was living at Church Street, Blantyre.

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR MOTHER AGNES MURRAY PROSSER WHO DIED 2nd JUNE 1918 ALSO OF ARCHIBALD CLARK IVY BANK LANARK

Archibald was born c1841 at Uddingston. He married Agnes Prosser in 1863 at Lanark. He was the hotel keeper of the Victoria Hotel, Bannatyne Street, Lanark. After he retired Archibald and Agnes lived at Ivy Bank, Westport, Lanark. See Stones L6 and F11.

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AGNES PROSSER CLARK GODS FINGER IN HIS MERCY TOUCHED HER AND SHE SLEPT A TOKEN OF LOVE BY HER DAUGHTER AGNES PROSSER RICHMOND U.S.A.

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ERECTED BY ARCHIBALD HAMILTON IN MEMORY OF HIS SONS JAMES DIED 28 DECEMBER 1853 AGED 5 YEARS JOHN JAMIESON DIED 21 JULY 1858 AGED 11 YEARS THE ABOVE ARCHIBALD HAMILTON DIED AT HIGH MOTHERWELL 26 APRIL 1872 ELIZABETH JAMIESON, HIS WIFE DIED 11 APRIL 1884 “UNTIL THE DAY DAWN”

Archibald Hamilton was born in 1800 at Bothwell. His wife, Elizabeth Jamieson, was born c1814 also at Bothwell. Archibald farmed 150 acres at High Motherwell Farm employing 7 labourers. Area L : Stone 8

ERECTED BY MARION KILPATRICK IN MEMORY OF HER LOVING HUSBAND DAVID CROSS WHO DIED JUNE 30th 1864 AGED 64 YEARS JAMES CROSS. THEIR SON WHO DIED 17th FEBRUARY 1866 AGED 12 YEARS AND THREE MONTHS

WHEN SORROWING O’ER THIS GRAVE WE BEND WHICH COVERS ALL THAT WAS OUR FRIEND AND FROM HIS VOICE, HIS HAND, HIS SMILE WE ARE DIVIDED FOR A WHILE.

David Cross was born c1801 at Bothwell. He married Marion Kilpatrick in 1853 at Bothwell. David Cross was an inn keeper and died at Bellshill.

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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF WILLIAM CROSS WHO DIED AT BENT FARM BELLSHILL 16th MARCH 1884 AGED 88 YEARS CHRISTINA ALEXANDER CROSS DIED 18 MARCH 1890 AGED 75 YEARS

William Cross was born c1796 at Bothwell. His wife Christina Alexander was born c1819 at Cadder, Lanarkshire and it was there they married in 1855. William Cross was a dairyman farmer. Christina was living at Loch Cottage, Cadder at the time of her death. Area L : Stone 10 Area L : Stone 11

ERECTED BY Face down MARGARET SCOTT IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND ROBERT HAMILTON 1844

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IN MEMORIAM JAMES STEDMAN DIXON, LL.D. MINING ENGINEER, BORN IN GLASGOW DIED AT FAIRLEIGH, BOTHWELL, 18th JULY 1911, AGED 66 YEARS. AND ISABELLA DOUGLAS HIS WIDOW DIED AT FAIRLEIGH, BOTHWELL, 25th FEBRUARY 1916 I AM THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE.

James Stedman Dixon was born in Glasgow on 8 January 1845, son of Peter Watson Dixon, stockbroker and accountant, and Jane Dow. The family moved to Tuphall House, Hamilton, around 1845 probably to escape the unhealthy smoke and grime of the developing industrial city. James attended Hamilton Academy and then evening classes in Engineering at Glasgow University. He joined Simpson’s Mining Engineers as an apprentice in 1863, learning his trade and rising to become a partner six years later. When Simpson died in 1871, Dixon, still in his twenties, took over the ﬁrm. The next year Dixon formed a mining company to set up the Bent Colliery at Hamilton, within walking distance of his parents’ home, though he lived in Glasgow at the time. He was appointed Managing Director with a salary of £300. It was the largest mining operation in the Hamilton area and its productivity soon soared. The tragic Blantyre pit disaster of 1878, in which more than 200 miners lost their lives, provoked Dixon and other local mine-owners to form ‘The Dr James S Dixon Lanarkshire Coal Masters’ Association’ and then the ‘West of Scotland Mining Institute’ with aims of improving mine-safety, increasing coal production, developing innovative techniques and disseminating advice and advances both in Britain and abroad. Later it embraced all of Scotland becoming ‘The Mining institute of Scotland’. Twice Dixon was President of these associations; he was also for some time a President of the Coal Masters’ Insurance Association which paid out some £100,000 p.a. to injured miners and miners’ widows and families. In 1901 he was appointed as the Scottish representative of the Government’s Royal Commission on Coal Supplies which looked into every aspect of the industry; he produced the separate report, Part VII (District F) for Scotland, published in 1905. Continued/ Area L : Stone 14 - Continued

In 1883 Dixon’s Bent Colliery Co leased mineral rights from the Duke of Hamilton to some 800 acres in the North Haugh, near Bothwell. There, as Managing Director, Dixon established an even larger coal operation than at Bent. He called it Hamilton Palace Colliery, known locally as ‘The Pailis’. Two deep mine-shafts were sunk and Dixon began to construct houses of a high standard for his workers. Soon the village bore the name, Bothwellhaugh. By 1891 more than 1000 people were employed above and below ground; coal production ran at around 1000 tons per 8 hour shift, and most workers and their families lived in the 320 mine-owner’s houses; it was a highly successful enterprise and the village streets and coal production continued to grow rapidly in the years before the outbreak of War in 1914. In 1899 such was its fame that the Mining Institute members chose to visit the colliery in preference to a sail down the Clyde. In a few years a school, a co-operative shop, a hall for church services and the Miners’ Welfare Association meetings, concerts and dances, allotments, a bowling club, and football ground were established, much of them at the insistence of Dixon. The mining families even had an annual day excursion by railway from Bothwell, mostly to the Ayrshire coast or Arran. Although there was no passenger station, the colliery was served by a branch line of the Caledonian and North British Railways which took the coal shipments to many parts of the world through both the west and east ports of Scotland as well as to more local consumption in homes and industries . In the 1890s Dixon moved in to run also the mining division of Dunlop and Co of the Clyde Iron Works for a short time, then took the chairmanship of the Broxburn Oil Company, and directorships of both the Edinburgh Colliery Co and the Plean Colliery Co soon after. However it was Bent and Hamilton Palace Collieries that were always his main business.

On the day, 8th November 1883, Dixon married Isabella Douglas at Castle Douglas. The pit-head at Bent had flags and bunting flying; all the mine workers had a day’s holiday and a celebration party in the Harmonic Hall, Hamilton. In the evening entertainment included the Bent Glee Party and the McPake Brothers, champion clog dancers! After their marriage, the Dixons moved to Bothwell to Mount Pleasant House and by 1890 had moved again, to Fairleigh House overlooking Bothwell Bridge. From Fairleigh, Dixon could actually see Bothwellhaugh village and its colliery. Dixon had many interests beyond his businesses. He was an active member of the Conservative Party and sometime President of the N-E Lanarkshire Association, he was put forward as a candidate to succeed Rattigan as MP when tragically the latter and his wife were killed in a car accident near London in 1904. Dixon declined the honour. His clubs were the Constitutional in London, the New in Glasgow and the Conservative in Edinburgh. In 1902 he endowed Glasgow University with £10000 to set up a lectureship in Mining. This he increased to a Professorship five years later and as a result Dixon’s name is read annually on Commemoration Day at the University. He donated land to Hamilton Town Council to build a public park, and sums of money to build a Lodge house, gates and railings at the Park entrance on Bothwell Road. In addition he donated £1000 to top up the Donald legacy to build the Miners’ Institute in Bothwell (now the Library); he made several donations to Bothwell Parish Church, where he was an active member and a leading personality in the so-called ‘Bothwell Case’ (1909), to help fund the restoration of the old church, a peal of bells and clock and to enhance the graveyard entrance (the Dixon gates) from the Main Street. In 1903 he gave the vote of thanks at the ceremony unveiling the Covenanters’ Memorial, across the road from his home, and held a garden party for the guests. For relaxation he enjoyed angling and shooting. Dixon was honoured by Glasgow University with a LLD in 1906 and in 1907 he received the freedom of the Burgh of Hamilton-with Andrew Carnegie- at the opening ceremony of the Public library. Ill health struck him around 1909 and after an enjoyable holiday in the south of England, Dixon died at Fairleigh at the age of 66 in 1910. He and his wife had no children. His funeral was one of the biggest events in Bothwell that year. His will left funds to his family members and to Hamilton School Board £2000 setting up bursaries for promising pupils at Hamilton Academy and at Glasgow University; to Hamilton Town Council £2000 for a scheme to aid former colliery workers at his Bent Company who did not qualify for the newly introduced National pension; £1000 to Bothwell Parish Church for a similar purpose and to each of his four domestic staff at Fairleigh £10 for each complete year of service. Other sums were donated to various local hospitals and charities. Dixon in life and death was a generous benefactor. He was one of the most successful of Bothwell’s business-men and entrepreneurs in the late Victorian and Edwardian era. Area L : Stone 15

IN LOVING MEMORY OF THE VERY REVEREND JOHN PAGAN D.D. BORN AT WAMPHRAY, 30th JUNE 1830, DIED AT LARGS, 21st JANUARY 1909, MINISTER OF THE PARISH OF FORGANDENNY, 1861 – 1865, AND OF BOTHWELL, 1865 – 1909. MODERATOR OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 1899. AND OF HIS WIFE MARGARET WISEMAN, BORN AT GLASSFORD, 29th OCTOBER 1843, DIED AT LARGS, 15th AUGUST 1933, AND THEIR DAUGHTER ANNA MARSHALL PAGAN BORN AT BOTHWELL 11th JANUARY 1879. DIED AT BIGGAR 1st DECEMBER 1971.

ALEXANDER HAMILTON PAGAN BORN BOTHWELL 1875. DIED SOUTH AFRICA 1966.

JOHN HAMILTON PAGAN, B.D., GAVIN LANG PAGAN, B.D., BORN BOTHWELL 1871, BORN BOTHWELL 1873, DIED SOUTH AFRICA 1913 KILLED IN ACTION 1917

The Very Reverend John Pagan was born at Wamphray , Dumfriesshire, in 1830, the eldest son of a farmer. He was educated at Wamphray and Glasgow University where he gained a BA in 1853, an MA in 1854 and, later, a DD in 1886. He was assistant minister at St. Mungo’s, Rosneath and at then at Park Church, Glasgow before his ﬁrst charge in 1861 in the village of Forgandenny, Perthshire. He was called to Bothwell Parish Church four years later. Throughout his ministry at Bothwell he played a very signiﬁcant role in the Church of Scotland generally, being Joint Convener of the Foreign Mission Committee (1884); Moderator of the General Assembly (1899); and Convener of the Committee on Christian Liberality (1906 – 1909). His interests were wide- ranging especially in religious education for the young and the use of illustration in lectures and sermons. A number of his later sermons are held in the archives of the University of Glasgow.

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In 1892 he published a pamphlet mostly for ministers on “The Needs of The Church in Mining Districts” which reflected his views and recommendations in response to the setting up of coal-mines and mining communities throughout his Parish, particularly in the late 1870s in Bothwell itself and at Bothwellhaugh in the 1890s. He was an “indefatigable workman in his own parish”, serving as chairman of the School Board for many years, overseeing, as a result of the expansion of mining and the steel industry, great increases in the number of children requiring to be schooled, instigating the building of new schools in Uddingston, Bellshill , Bothwell and Bothwellhaugh etc, and appointing well- qualified teachers to serve in them. This role was not without political controversy but he was often praised for his commitment and expertise. His other great contribution to Bothwell was his drive for the restoration of the old part of the Church in the late 1890s – “the restoration of its ancient church was the crown and memorial of his long labours there”. Pagan rallied many of the wealthier Church members, mostly mine and factory owners, such as Dixon, Forgie and Donald, to donate funds for the enhancement of the whole church as well as the restored part, the removal of the Kirkstyle houses to install a new impressive entry with the statue of Joanna Baillie as its centrepiece, another entrance (the Dixon gates) to the graveyard from the Main street so that inhabitants could easily see the whole church, stained glass windows such as that by Burne-Jones, an organ and a peal of bells. The Church and grounds we see today are very much the result of Pagan’s efforts. Pagan even found time to sell his apples regularly from the Manse orchard to the inhabitants of Bothwell and to exhibit mushrooms at the first Horticultural Fungi show in Scotland, held at Aberdeen on September 18 1874! Pagan’s retirement from the ministry and unexpectedly sudden death in January 1909 led to the somewhat controversial appointment of the Rev Samuel Hamilton, as his successor, but only after ‘The Bothwell Case’ had been examined by the ministers and elders of the Presbytery of Hamilton. His wife, Margaret Wiseman Lang survived him. She was born in 1843 at Glassford and was the daughter of Rev Gavin Lang, Minister of Glassford Church. She and John Pagan married in 1870 and had four children, all born at Bothwell manse. Their son John Hamilton Pagan was born in 1871 and graduated MA from Glasgow University in 1891. Three years later he gained his BD and was licensed as a minister by Hamilton Presbytery in 1894. He became an Assistant Minister at Ayr before emigrating in 1900, on account of his poor health, to South Africa where he became minister at Naswaport, Ladybrand and finally Kimberley He married Agnes Blair in 1906. When he died in 1913 the General Assembly recorded that “No minister of the Church has been more widely and more deeply beloved”. In 1892 while he was a student at Glasgow, John Hamilton Pagan delivered a lecture to the Bothwell Literary Association entitled “The Antiquities of Bothwell” which in book-form ran to two editions and is even today relied on by local historians for its insights into Bothwell’s past. At Ayr in 1897, as an assistant minister, he wrote ‘The Annals of Ayr in the Olden Time”. Son Gavin Lang Pagan was born in 1873. After schooling at Hamilton Academy, he studied at Glasgow University where he gained a first-class Honours degree in Philosophy before entering the Ministry. In 1889 he was called as minister to Callander. Three years later he was translated to Largs and in 1909 he became minister of the prestigious charge of St. George’s, Edinburgh. He married Jessie Douglas in Edinburgh in 1915. The outbreak of the First World War brought controversy into the minds of ministers who wanted to serve their country in the fighting forces as they could enlist only as chaplains with the rank of officers: Gavin Pagan was determined to fight alongside the men and managed to enlist as an ordinary private, thus defying the bar against ministers of religion taking up arms. After training he was gazetted as Captain in the 16th Royal Scots regiment and was sent to France where he fought on the Somme. He was killed in action in an attack near Rouex on 29th April 1917 and is commemorated on the huge memorial at Arras. (cf. ‘Lest We Forget’ published by the Bothwell Historical Society, 2014) Son Alexander Pagan was born in 1875 in Bothwell. He married Rosalie Wyatt and emigrated to be a farmer and merchant in South Africa. Often he travelled between his sister’s home at Saughtrees, Biggar and his farm in South Africa, where he died in 1968. Daughter Anna Pagan was born in 1879 in Bothwell and died at Saughtrees, Biggar in 1971. Area L : Stone 16

IN PROUD AND LOVING MEMORY OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL CROFTON BURY VANDELEUR D.S.O. LATE THE CAMERONIANS (SCOTTISH RIFLES) DIED ON SEPTEMBER 22nd 1947 AGED 81 YEARS E.M.V. J.O.E.V.

Crofton Bury Vandeleur was born on 28th March 1867 in India where his father was an Army Captain. Crofton spent some considerable time in Germany as a young boy, and learned to speak the language fluently. Following the family military tradition, Crofton, at the age of 19, signed up to join the Cameronians in 1886. After his training at Sandhurst, he joined the regiment in India, where he earned the reputation of being an excellent shot. The outbreak of the Boer War in 1899 gave the young soldier his first taste of active service. After the Boer War, Crofton returned to London where he was married to Evelyn Hamilton in 1902. Crofton and his new wife immediately left for India where he rejoined his regiment. The family were then reposted to South Africa where Crofton developed an interest in botany. It was on a trip to the Transvaal that he discovered a new species of Streptocarpus, subsequently named after him ‘Vandeleurii.’ When war was declared in 1914 the battalion was recalled from exercises in Scotland. Crofton Bury with the battalion entrained at midnight from Maryhill station and two days later the battalion was in France. There they took part in fighting at Mons and on the Marne and Crofton Bury was appointed Lieutenant Colonel. Towards the end of 1914, Vandeleur was wounded and taken prisoner. He was interred in Crefeld POW Camp in Germany. Six weeks later he ‘borrowed’ a German uniform and walked out the main gate of the camp. He took a train and, with great panache, puffed cigars in the carriage with German officers. With great ingenuity he made his way back to allied lines via Holland turning up at his club at St Jame’s still wearing his German uniform. Vandeleur’s ability to speak German would have been invaluable, and he was the first British officer to escape from the Germans during the First World War. Crofton Vandeleur was granted an audience with King George V to recount the story of his capture and ill-treatment whilst being held as prisoner. Although he returned to active duty with the 2nd Battalion in France in 1915, Vandeleur’s war did not last much longer, as he was wounded at the Battle of Festaubert near Aubers Ridge. He received serious wounds to his hip, which led to the arthritis which plagued him for the rest of his life. Following a long spell in hospital, Vandeleur returned to command the Regimental Depot in Hamilton. For his gallant and distinguished service in France he was mentioned in Despatches and received the Distinguished Service Order in 1919. He retired from the army in 1922. Crofton Bury Vandeleur lived at Inverclyde, Orchard Avenue, Bothwell. During his retirement he devoted his time and energy to the welfare of the old comrades of his regiment, organizing clubs, hospital homes and recreational facilities as well as his involvement with other local community activities. The Cameronian Memorial which stands at the side of Glasgow Art Gallery owes much to Lt Col Vandeleur’s fund raising ability. He was appointed President of the Bothwell Horticultural Society in 1937. He died in Canniesburn Hospital on September 26th 1947 aged 80. His funeral service was held in Glasgow Cathedral prior to his burial at the Parish Church, Bothwell. Area M Area M : Stone 1

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THIS IS THE INTENDED BURYING PLACE OF JOHN LANG HIS WIFE AND FAMILY 1835

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF JAMES FREEBAIRN BOOT AND SHOEMAKER MAIN WELL WH E 1907

James Freebairn was born c1833 at Rutherglen. His wife Jane (Jeannie) Kerr was born c1834 in Bothwell and it was there they married in 1855. James was a boot and shoemaker living at Main Street, Bothwell and he died in 1907.

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MDCCCXL III ERECTED BY J. and W. GILCHRIST IN MEMORY OF THEIR CHILDREN JOHN GILCHRIST AND CHRISTIAN CROSS Area M : Stone 7

ERECTED BY WILLIAM GILCHRIST IN MEMORY OF HIS SON WILLIAM WHO DIED 31ST JANUARY 1861 AGED 5 ½ YEARS AND HIS WIFE MARGARET WILLIAMSON WHO DIED 13TH JULY 1885 AGED 56 YEARS ALSO HIS WIFE CATHERINE WILLIAMSON WHO DIED 6TH JULY 1895 AGED 62 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE WILLIAM GILCHRIST WHO DIED 3RD MARCH 1903 AGED 73 YEARS AND ALSO JOHN GILCHRIST ELDEST SON OF WILLIAM GILCHRIST WHO DIED 28TH OCTR 1930, AGED 77 YEARS AND HIS WIFE JESSIE HAMILTON WHO DIED 26TH JUNE 1930 AGED 72 YEARS

ALSO MARION GILCHRIST LLA, MB, CM 1864-1952 YOUNGER DAUGHTER OF WILLIAM GILCHRIST

William Gilchrist was born c1830 at Cardross, Dunbartonshire. His father was a farmer at Whistleberry Road, Blantyre and having worked there William later became a tenant farmer at the 85 acre Bothwell Park Farm. His wife Margaret Williamson was born in 1829 at Burnbank Farm, Hamilton and they married in 1853 at Bothwell. The year after Margaret’s death he married his sister-in- law, Catherine Williamson, by declaration at Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh. John Gilchrist was a land valuer, grain merchant and farmer at Orbiston Mains, Bellshill. Marion Gilchrist was born at Bothwell Park Farm on 5th February 1864. She left the local school at 13 but later attended Hamilton Marion Gilchrist Academy. In 1887 she studied Arts at the Queen Margaret College for Women, University of Glasgow. In 1890, Marion Gilchrist was awarded the degree of Lady Literate in Arts (LLA). She then studied medicine at the College graduating MB and CM in 1894 with a high commendation, becoming the first woman to gain a medical degree in Scotland and also becoming the first female graduate of the University.!While at university she was active in the Students Union, the Literary and Debating Society, the University Liberal Club. After graduation Marion Gilchrist entered general practice setting up at 5 Buckingham Terrace, Glasgow, remaining at that address for the rest of her life. Specialising in!ophthalmology, Gilchrist was appointed Assistant Surgeon for Diseases of the Eye at the! Glasgow Victoria Infirmary, a post she was to hold from 1914 to 1930. Marion Gilchrist was an active, but not militant suffragette. She was also an early motoring enthusiast and her garage and chauffeur's flat were situated in Ashton Lane for her Wolseley Landaulette. In 1936, Marion commissioned a stained glass window in the north transept of Bothwell Parish Church to the memory of her family. In 1940, Marion donated an area of ground off Green Street, (The Gilchrist Gardens) as a garden of rest for the residents of Bothwell.! Area M : Stone 8

ERECTED BY ROBERTA M HOSSACK IN MEMORY OF HER …. ……………….. ELIZABETH STEVENSON THEIR SISTER WHO DIED 1st MAY 1865 AGED 68 ROBERTA MORE HOSSACK WHO ERECTED THIS STONE DIED 10th MARCH 1897 AGED 78 YEARS SHE WAS THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER AND LAST SURVIVOR OF THE FAMILY OF JAMES HOSSACK OFFICER OF EXCISE

Roberta More Hossack was born in 1819 at Cathcart to James Hossack and Jeanette Hopkins. Her father died in 1837 in Bothwell and Roberta continued living there with her mother. After her mother’s death in 1846 Roberta went to work as a housekeeper to her sister Margaret and brother-in-law James Smart. James Smart was a superintendent of police and the family lived at Stirling Road, Glasgow. Roberta ended her days living at Clydeview Terrace, Carmyle. See stone M:9. Elizabeth Hossack married Matthew Stevenson, a gate keeper, in 1849 in Glasgow.

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ERECTED BY JANE HOPKINS IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND JAMES HOSSACK OFFICER OF THE EXCISE WHO DIED 13th FEBRUARY 1837 AGED 72 YEARS AND THEIR DAUGHTER CATHERINE WHO DIED ……1843 JANET HOPKINS WHO DIED 16 JULY 1846 AGED 75 YEARS

James Hossack was born C1765 at Torryburn, Fife. His wife Jane (Jeanette) Hopkins was born c1769 also at Torryburn. See stones M:8 and M:10 Area M : Stone 10

ERECTED BY JANE HOSSACK IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND ALEXANDER WILSON WHO DIED 9th APRIL 1869 AGED 80 YEARS AND THE ABOVE JANE HOSSACK DIED 24th JULY 1879 AGED 83 YEARS

Jane Hossack was the daughter of James Hossack and Jane Hopkins. She married Alexander Wilson, a butcher, and they lived at Main Street, Bothwell. See stone M:9

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THE BURYING PLACE OF JAMES

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TH…1819 THIS……..PROPERTY OF ARC………. AND AGNES GIBSON HIS SPOUSE AND THEIR HEIRS ANN CROSS WIFE OF HUGH TUNNOCK WHO DIED 12th NOV 1868 AGED 62 YEARS HUGH TUNNOCK DIED 6th JANUARY 1869 AGED 65 YEARS JANE TUNNOCK DIED 18th MAY 1862 AGED 62 YEARS Area M : Stone 14

ERECTED BY ARCHIBALD TUNNOCK IN MEMORY OF HIS SON HUGH WHO DIED 8TH JUNE 1895 AGED 32 YEARS ALSO ROBERT BARRIE TUNNOCK DIED 12TH MAY 1899 AGED 25 YEARS ALSO JOHN TUNNOCK DIED 14TH SEPT 1902 AGED 35 YEARS HIS WIFE MARGARET BARRIE DIED 10TH JULY 1918 AGED 86 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE ARCHIBALD TUNNOCK DIED 18TH AUG 1923 AGED 81 YEARS ANNIE TUNNOCK DIED 6TH JULY 1934 AGED 64 YEARS

“ HIS END WAS PEACE”

Archibald Tunnock was born c1838 to Hugh Tunnock and Ann Cross. His wife, Margaret Barrie, was born c1837 at Lanark and worked as a domestic servant. They married in 1861 at Bonkle, Lanarkshire. Archibald was a house carpenter and the family lived at Fairview Place, Old Mill Road, Uddingston. Son Hugh Tunnock, was a stone mason and died at Strathblane, Stirlingshire. Son Robert Barrie Tunnock was a baker and died at Fairview Place, Old Mill Rd, Uddingston. Son John Tunnock was an upholsterer. In 1890 he married Annie Marie Kennedy at Uddingston. John and his wife lived with his parents at Fairview Place. Daughter Annie Tunnock was a draper and died at Old Mill Road, Uddingston.

Archie Tunnock and Margaret Barrie had a son Thomas, born in 1865 at Uddingston. In 1892 Thomas married Mary Mitchell and three years later son Archibald was born. In 1926 Archibald married Margaret Boyd and their son Boyd Tunnock was born seven years later. Boyd Tunnock is the owner of the family ﬁrm of Thomas Tunnock Limited. Area M : Stone 15

ERECTED BY ELIZTH & AGNES DOUGLAS IN LOVING MEMORY OF THEIR MOTHER AGNES MCNEIL WHO DIED 6TH JANY 1886 AGED 61 YEARS ALSO THEIR FATHER ROBERT DOUGLAS WHO DIED 22ND AUG 1895 AGED 76 YEARS ALSO THEIR DAUGHTERS ELIZABETH DOUGLAS WHO DIED 18TH DEC 1915 AGNES DOUGLAS WHO DIED 8TH JAN 1930 AGED 76 YEARS

Robert Douglas was born c1819 at Hamilton. His wife Agnes McNeil was born c1824 in Edinburgh. The couple both worked as cotton weavers and they lived at Porterswell, Old Glasgow Road, Uddingston. Daughter Elizabeth, born c1844 in Hamilton, was a power loom weaver but later entered domestic service in Glasgow. She died at Helensburgh aged 71. Her sister Agnes, born c1854 Hamilton, was a mill worker but latterly was a cook/domestic servant living at Main Street, Bothwell.

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IN LOVING MEMORY OF JOHN BOWIE BLACKSMITH BELOVED HUSBAND OF MARGARET MACFARLANE DIED 31st OCT 1800 AGED 67 YEARS ERECTED BY HIS WIFE Area M : Stone 17 Area M : Stone 18

ERECTED BY THIS STONE JOHN POLLOK NEWHOUSE ERECTED………. IN MEMORY OF NEWHO………… MARGARET POLLOCK HIS NIECE ….GRA…….DIED…… WHO DIED ON THE 9TH JANUARY 1854 JANUARY 1818 AGED 85……….. IN THE 11TH YEAR OF HER AGE THEIR HEIRS

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ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF GEORGE GUNN WHO DIED AT BLANTYRE WORKS 31ST AUGUST 1875 AGED 79 YEARS AND HIS WIFE MARY RUSSELL WHO DIED AT WOODHOUSE BLANTYRE 1ST SEPTEMBER 1880 AGED 82 YEARS ALSO IN MEMORY OF MARY GUNN WIFE OF ROBERT KERR MANUFACTURER BLANTYRE WHO DIED AT ROSEBANK 4TH JANUARY 1894 THE ABOVE ROBERT KERR DIED AT WATERLOO ROAD BLANTYRE ……1902 AGED 68 YEARS

George Gunn was born c1796 at Glasgow. His wife Mary Russell was born c 1797 at Bothwell. George was a cotton spinner and, in 1871, the family lived at Shuttle Row, Blantyre (now the David Livingston Museum). In 1865 at Blantyre, daughter Mary, a cotton mill worker, born c1841 at Blantyre, married Robert Kerr, born c1835 at Govan.In 1871 Robert was described as a clerk in a mill but by 1881 he was recorded as a cotton manufacturer living at Woodhouse, Station Road, Blantyre. Area M : Stone 20

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IN MEMORY OF THOMAS RUSSELL WHO DIED 1ST SEPT 1884 AGED 88 YEARS HIS WIFE MARGARET LAMBIE WHO DIED 1858 AGED 41 YEARS THEIR DAUGHTER MARY WHO DIED 21ST DEC 1909 AGED 88 YEARS

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Front ERECTED BY DANIEL ROBERTSON AND MARGARET ALLAN HIS WIFE IN LOVING MEMORY OF THEIR CHILDREN WHO DIED AT UDDINGSTON MAGGIE DIED 12TH JULY 1876 AGED 13 YEARS 8 MONTHS ANNIE DIED 7TH OCT 1877 AGED 11 YEARS 9 MONTHS JESSIE DIED 3RD JULY 1879 AGED 27 YEARS ALSO THE ABOVE DANIEL DIED 26TH APRIL 1888 AGED 62 YEARS

ALSO THE ABOVE MARGARET ALLAN WHO DIED 4TH APRIL 1899 AGED 70 YEARS Side ALSO IN MEMORY OF THEIR YOUNGEST SON ROBERT BORN 12TH MAY 1872 DIED 9TH OCTOBER 1894 AGED 22 YEARS ALSO THEIR SON DANIEL DIED 9TH OCTOBER 1945 AGED 78 YEARS

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Daniel Robertson was born c1826 at Dumbarton. His wife Margaret Allan was born c1829 at Motherwell.The family lived at Glasgow Road, Uddingston with Daniel working as a master boot and shoe maker employing 3 men and a boy. At the time of his death Daniel was living at Barrﬁeld Terrace, Uddingston. Son Robert was a salesman in a boot and shoe warehouse. Their son Daniel followed in his father’s footsteps as a boot and shoe maker and at the time of his death in 1945 was living at 1 Silverwells Crescent, Bothwell.

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ERECTED BY THOMAS YOUNG IN MEMORY OF HIS DAUGHTER CHRISTINA YOUNG WHO DIED….

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IN AFFECTIONATE REMEMBRANCE OF SIMON MCLEOD WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE 27TH JANUARY 1901 AGED 60 YEARS HIS BELOVED WIFE MARGARET MCINTOSH DIED 21st AUG 1903 AGED 60 YEARS THEIR DAUGHTER ANNIE DIED 18th AUG 1880 AGED 8 YEARS THEIR SON WILLIAM DIED 7th AUG 1884 AGED 14 YEARS

“UNTIL THE DAY BREAK”

Simon McLeod was born 1839 at Kinloss, Morayshire. His wife Margaret McIntosh was born c1839 at Redcastle, Ross-shire. When he was 12 years old, Simon was a servant and keeper of cattle at Tomnamain. By 1891 Simon was a forester and land steward and he and Margaret were living at Orbiston Main Lodge. It was there Simon died in 1901.

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ERECTED BY MARY MCINNES IN MEMORY OF HER HUSBAND DAVID SCOTT UNTHANK BELLSHILL DIED 7TH FEB 1907 AGED 71 THEIR FAMILY WILLIAM WALKER DIED 17TH OCT. 1899 MARGARET DIED 29TH NOV. 1908 THE ABOVE MARY MCINNES DIED 29TH NOV 1920 AGED 84 DAVID SCOTT ELDEST SON DIED 27TH JUNE 1927

David Scott was born c1836 at Bellshill. Mary McInnes was born c1837 also at Bellshill and the couple married in 1858 at Bothwell. In 1871 David was a storekeeper at Hatton Rigg farm house. He then moved to the 250 acre Unthank Farm, Bellshill where he was storekeeper and grieve employing 9 men and 4 girls. Son David was born c1862 at Lanarkshire and was a grocer and later a farmer at Hatton Rigg Farm. Son William Walker was born c1875 and worked as a bricklayer. Daughter Margaret was born c1874. Son David was born c1863 and was a farmer at Hatton Rigg Farm Area M : Stone 27

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ERECTED BY WILLIAM HAIR IN MEMORY OF HIS SON JOHN WHO DIED 20 DECEMBER 1859 AGED 15 YEARS

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HERE LYES THE CORPSES OF GAVIN THOMSON SON TO GAVIN THOMSON MASON IN UDD INGSTON WHO DIED

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THIS BELONGS TO GAVIN THOMSON AND MARGARET WITHERSPOON AND THERE CHILDREN 1773

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…………. AGED 15 YEARS AND JAMES 30TH MAY 1880 AGED 20 YEARS AND JOHN MCNAB DIED 11TH JANY 1899 AGED 52 YEARS

REST MY SON REST THY TOLLS ARE CAST FROM ALL FEARS THOU ART FREE AT LAST

James McNab was born c1860 in Ireland and died 30th May 1880. His parents were Edward McNab, a coal miner and Mary Cassidy. At the age of 14 James was working as a coal miner. John McNab was born c1847 in Ireland. His wife Ann Nolan was born c1846 in Ireland and the couple were married in 1866 at Rutherglen. John was a coal miner at Carnbroe but later moved to Mossend. He died in hospital from injuries sustained on 23 November 1890 at Bellshill Gas Works by falling from a gas holder.

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ERECTED BY JAMES BARR CLYDESIDE IN MEMORY OF HIS SON MATTHEW WHO DIED 15th DECEMBER 1873 AGED 4 YEARS THIS LOVELY BUD SO YOUNG AND FAIR CALLED TO AN EARLY TOMB JUST LIVED TO SHOW HOW SWEET A FLOWER IN PARADISE COULD BLOOM ALSO IN MEMORY OF HIS WIFE MARY MACALLISTER WHO DIED 9th MAY1892 IN THE 58th YEAR OF HER AGE SHE WAS A DUTIFUL WIFE AND LOVING MOTHER THE ABOVE JAMES BARR DIED 28th OCTOBER1895 IN HIS 81st YEAR HIS DAUGHTER AGNES DIED 13th FEBRUARY1896 AGED 34 YEARS HIS DAUGHTER JANE DIED 3rd MARCH 1930 ‘SLEEPING TILL HE COME’ HIS DAUGHTER MARY DIED 9th SEPTEMBER 1942 AGED 79 YEARS ‘SHE LOVED MUCH’ HIS DAUGHTER MARGARET DIED 13th MAY 1948 IN HER 82nd YEAR ‘HOME’

James Barr was born c1814 at Renfrewshire. His wife Mary was born in 1834 at Campbeltown and they married in 1859 at Greenock. James Barr was a proprietor and railway contractor and by 1861 James and Mary were living in Clydeside House, Uddingston. Their daughter Margaret continued to live in Clydeside House until her death in 1948. The house was then taken over by Franciscan monks and renamed Greyfriars.

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JOHN BAIRD IN MEMORY OF HIS SON WILLIAM WHO DIED 16th NOVEMBER 1863 HIS DAUGHTER JANET DIED 23rd MAY 1869 JOHN BAIRD DIED 21st JULY 1870 HIS WIFE AGNES ROBERTON DIED 30th JANY 1871 HIS SON JAMES DIED 21st OCTOBER 1901 HIS DAUGHTER HELEN WIFE OF JAMES WILSON DIED 30th DECEMBER 1916 THE ABOVE JAMES WILSON DIED 17th DECEMBER 1924 AGED 79 YEARS

John Baird was born c1781 at Bothwell and was a farmer of 80 acres at Bothwellhaugh. His wife Agnes Roberton was born c1791 also at Bothwell. Son William, born c1863, helped run the farm at Bothwellhaugh until his death at the age of 54. He was married to Anne Yeats (Yetts) daughter of Michael Yates, Mossband Farm. See stone B:23. Daughter Janet was born c1814 and died aged 55 at Bothwellhaugh. Son James, born c1833, was a farmer and cattle dealer and died in 1901 at Kelvinhaugh, Glasgow Daughter Helen, born c1831, married James Wilson, born c1846,a farmer and they lived at Haugh Cottage, Bothwell. Area N : Stone 3

An affectionate sister erected this Monument to the Rev. Michael MacCulloch D.D. who died May 26th 1801 in the …. year of his age and the 34th of his ministry. Distinguished by unaffected Simplicity of manners, by strict probity, by warm Benevolence and by unfeigned Pieity he possessed the esteem and affection of all who were acquainted with him Beloved as a Man, as a Preacher, he was much admired. To useful and interesting observation, he added the graces of Impressive eloquence. Having thro’ life been faithful in the performance of every duty that was incumbent upon him, the prospect of dissolution excited in his bosom no uneasy thoughts. He looked forward to Death with tranquility in the joyful hope of rising again in the Resurrection of the life. Mark the Righteous and behold the upright for the end of that man is peace.

Dr MacCulloch was involved in one of the most famous cases in the late 18th century in Scotland. It concerned the appointment of William Allan as schoolmaster at Bothwell. He had been appointed to the position by the majority of the heritors of the Parish and the Hamilton Presbytery found him qualiﬁed for the ofﬁce. However Dr MacCulloch opposed the appointment and appealed to the Synod of Glasgow and Ayr. Mr Allan protested that according to law, only presbyteries could appoint a schoolmaster and it was not competent for a synod to review the case. The matter was referred to the General Assembly in 1791 from where it was passed to the Court of Session. In 1793 the Court of Session found it was they and not the Church Courts who were were competent to deal with matters regarding parochial schoolmasters. On hearing this Dr McCulloch and the Synod appealed to the House of Lords who found that it was a matter for the Church Courts. However by this time William Allan was established in his position went on to be schoolmaster at Bothwell for the next 40 years and he is depicted on the carved external hood moulds of the Church. In his position as Parish Minister Dr McCulloch was the author of the 1st Statistical Account for the Parish of Bothwell, published in the 1790s. Dr McCulloch’s grave is in the south west corner of the churchyard but could not be found, possibly the inscription eroded or lying face down. However the epitaph on the stone, written by another minister, has been recorded as follows.

' There lies interred beneath this sod, A sycophantish man of God, Who taught an easy way to Heaven, Which to the rich was always given. If he gets in hell look and stare, To ﬁnd some out that he put there.’

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HERE LIES COLONEL SIR HENRY MONTAGUE HOZIER KCB KNIGHT OF THE IRON CROSS OF GERMANY YOUNGEST SON OF JAMES HOZIER ESQre OF NEWLANDS AND MAULDSLIE CASTLE AND CATHERINE MARGARET HIS WIFE ………………………… BORN 20 MARCH 1838 DIED AT PANAMA 28 FEB 1907 ……………………….. FATHER, IN HIS GRACIOUS KEEPING HERE WE LEAVE A SOLDIER SLEEPING

Henry Montague Hozier was born in 1838. He was educated at Rugby and at Edinburgh Academy, and then at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. He became a Lieutenant in the Royal Artillery, and Lieutenant in the Life Guards. Hozier served with the Royall Artillery Expedition in the Second Chinese War in 1857 and was Assistant Military Secretary to Lord Napier in the Abyssinian Expedition. He gained the rank of Colonel in the 3rd Dragoon Guards. In 1866 he was with the German army and was Assistant Military Attache in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870-1871. He received the Iron Cross from the German Emperor for his service in the 1870-1871 war. His publications include ‘Seven weeks' war’ and ‘The History of British expedition to Abyssinia’. In 1874 he left the Army and became Secretary to Lloyd's of London, where his principal responsibilities were the world wide organisation of Lloyd's agents and sign stations including the promotion of the new radio-telegraphy. He was a ﬂamboyant ﬁgure in the City of London and an assiduous and effective lobbyist in Parliament. In 1885, he contested Woolwich as a moderate Liberal but was defeated. For his many varied services he was aware the C.B. in 1897 and created a K.C.B. in 1903. In 1873 Hozier married Henrietta Blanche Ogilvy, daughter of David Ogilvy, 7th Earl of Airlie In September 1908, their second daughter named Clementine. The marriage was not a success and the couple became estranged to the extent that Lady Blanche was forced to bring up her children in straitened circumstances. After a long illness Sir Henry died of septicemia at Panama in 1907 and is buried there. In September 1908, their daughter Clementine married future Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill,. Area N : Stone 4 - Continued

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IN MEMORY OF CATHERINE MARGARET THE BELOVED WIFE OF JAMES HOZIER OF NEWLANDS AND BARROWFIELD AND DAUGHTER OF SIR WILLIAM FEILDEN BART OF FENISCOWLES LANCASHIRE BORN 8 MARCH 1803 DIED AT MAULDSLIE CASTLE 28 MAY 1870 …………………………. ‘SO HE GIVETH HIS BELOVED SLEEP’ PSALMS CXXV11 2 ALSO OF HER HUSBAND JAMES HOZIER OF NEWLANDS AND BARROWFIELD BORN 14 NOVr 1791 DIED AT MAULDSLIE CASTLE 13 JANy 1878

James Hozier was the son of William Hozier and Jean Campbell. He married Catherine Margaret Feilden daughter of Sir William Feilden and Mary Jackson in 1824 at Blackburn, Lancashire. He was an advocate, JP and Depute Lord Lieutenant. He purchased Mauldslie Castle , Carluke in 1850. Their eldest son William Hozier was a businessman and soldier and became 1st Baron of Newlands. William Hozier lived in Tannochside House, now demolished and the site of the houses at Viewpark.

Reproduction of portrait of James Hozier courtesy of South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture. Area N : Stone 5

TO THE MEMORY OF GILBERT DOUGLAS OF DOUGLAS PARK BORN 28th MAY 1749 DIED 10th MARCH 1807 AND ALSO CECILIA DOUGLAS OF ORBISTON HIS WIFE BORN 28th FEBY 1772 DIED 25th JULY 1862

Gilbert Douglas was a West India merchant in Glasgow, who had large plantations in the Island of St. Vincent. At the time of his death, he owned a sugar plantation, Mount Pleasant, in St Vincent and a cotton plantation, Fairﬁeld, in Demerara. In 1794, aged 45, Gilbert Douglas married 23 year old Cecilia Douglas, daughter of John Douglas, merchant in Glasgow, and Cecilia Buchanan. (The Buchanans originally owed their wealth largely to their important tobacco plantations in Virginia.) In 1800 Gilbert Douglas bought a mansion located on the north bank of the River Calder in what is now Strathclyde Park. The house was renamed Douglas Park. Gilbert Douglas died in 1807 without issue, and his widow inherited his estates of Douglas Park and Boggs, to which she added by purchase the remainder of the estate of Orbiston. She then renamed Douglas Park, Orbiston House. Following the emancipation of slaves by the British in 1834 Cecilia Douglas received compensation of over £6,000 for the estate at St Vincent. (Over half a million pounds at today’s prices). Cecilia also inherited her husband's art collection, accumulated from the proceeds of his West Indies estates. The collection including an Old Master has been housed in Kelvingrove Art Gallery since being donated by Cecilia Douglas on her death in 1862. In 2012, it was questioned as to whether it was appropriate to display works of art acquired through wealth accumulated through the proceeds of slavery. See Memorial O:9 Area N : Stone 6

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN POLLOCK ROAD SURVEYOR NEWHOUSE WHO WAS BORN ON THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER MDCCLIIX (1760) AND DIED ON THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JUNE 1855

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IN MEMORY OF THE REVEREND MATTHEW GARDINER BD FOR SIXTY THREE YEARS THE RESPECTED MINISTER OF THIS PARISH BORN 18th AUG 1776 DIED 4th JUNE 1865 Isiah 60 verses 1 to 5 SARAH FORREST HIS WIFE DIED 7th MARCH 1850 REBECCA AND MARION AIKMAN GARDINER THEIR DAUGHTERS DIED IN EARLY LIFE JOHN GARDINER, ADVOCATE, THEIR SON DIED 22nd NOV 1877 AND ELIZABETH FORREST, SISTER TO Mrs GARDINER DIED 14th JUNE 1845 ALSO OF CHARLOTTE GEORGINA DAUGHTER OF JAMES GARDINER SHERIFF SUBSTITUTE, CAMPBELTOWN DIED 21st SEPT1859 IN HER FOURTH YEAR

Matthew Gardiner was born in Glasgow in 1776 and graduated from the University of Glasgow MA in 1793. He was licensed by the Presbytery of Hamilton in 1798 and ordained in 1802. Matthew was then awarded a Doctorate in Divinity in 1831 at Glasgow University. His wife, Sarah Forrest, was born in 1776 to John Forrest, an Edinburgh merchant. The couple married in 1808 in Edinburgh. Matthew Gardiner was Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland in 1837. He was a long serving minister of Bothwell, who experienced, like so many of his parishioners, the loss of children in early life – a consequence of the rampant water-borne diseases and childhood illnesses which accounted for the tragic levels of infant mortality afﬂicting society throughout the 19th Century. His sermon on the “The Folly and Danger of Departing from the Living God”, was published in 1820.

Gardiner, however, is perhaps best remembered for his authorship of the Bothwell Parish entry in Vol 6 of the 2nd Statistical Account of Scotland (1845). In fact, he compiled his information around 1836-40 at a time when, as Moderator he must have had much wider Church concerns in mind. Today it is an excellent source for the local historian as it provides comprehensive details on agriculture, industry, weather, climate, roads, population, schools and religion etc. He concluded with a number of quite signiﬁcant ‘observations’: the population of the Parish had doubled between 1795 and 1836; railways and the Monkland Canal had been built, “opening up the treasures of this district”; and coal mining had expanded with the number of miners increased from 50 to 260. He also asserted that “a great improvement has also taken place in the style of building and the accommodation of the cottages and farm-houses which have lately been erected”. And not only in homes – Gardiner was minister of Bothwell during the building of the present Parish Church in the years 1828 to 1833, to the design of the famous Glasgow architect, David Hamilton.

Their daughter Rebecca was born in 1812 in Bothwell and died in 1820 aged 8 years. Daughter Marion Aikman was born in 1817 in Bothwell and died in 1919 when she was 1 year old. Son John was born in 1815 in Bothwell and died at South Park, Campbeltown aged 62. Son James, born 1811 in Bothwell, married Charlotte Ferrier (widow of Sir John Eaton Campbell) in 1855 at Campbeltown.

Elizabeth Forrest was born in 1776 in Edinburgh, twin sister to Sarah. Area N : Stone 9

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF THE REVd PETER BANNATYNE FIRST MINISTER OF THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BOTHWELL WHO DIED 15th APRIL 1889 AGED 78 YEARS AND ANNE SCOTT HIS WIFE WHO DIED 3rd NOVEMBER 1851 ALSO BARBARA THOMSON HIS WIDOW WHO DIED 24th SEPTEMBER 1894

Peter Bannatyne was born c1811 at Rothesay, Bute. He was ordained at Hexham, Northumberland in 1845 and induced to a new United Presbyterian congregation at Blantyre where they worshiped in a local schoolroom. In March 1853 the foundation stone was laid for a new church at Wooddean, Bothwell. On 5th May 1874 he tendered his resignation as Minister of Bothwell United Presbyterian Church, on the grounds of ill health. However he continued his good works as General Secretary and Treasurer of the Anglo-Indian Evangelisation Society. Peter Bannatyne died at Portobello after a long illness. His ﬁrst wife was Ann Scott, born c1818 at Kirkwall, Orkney and she and Peter had a daughter Anne Barbara born 1850 at Bothwell. After the death of his wife Peter Bannatyne married Barbara Thomson, born c1826 at Alloa, Clackmannanshire. Area N : Stone 10

ERECTED TO THE MEMORY OF GAVIN THOMSON SECOND SON OF CAPt THOMSON RN HE DIED FEBy14th 1809 ??? AGED 16 PIOUS, GENTLE AND DUTIFUL HE DIED REGRETTED BY HIS FRIENDS AND PARTICULARLY HIS AFFLICTED PARENTS

Gavin Thomson was born 25 January 1793 at Hamilton to Andrew Thomson and Barbara Hamilton. Andrew Thomson was appointed a Captain in the Royal Navy on the 17th October 1801. The following year, on the 21st December 1802 Captain Thomson purchased one and a quarter acres of ground in Bothwell. There he built a house in the Georgian style and named it “The Anchorage.” Captain Thomson sold The Anchorage in 1815 for £500 and in 1828 he died. A number of adjacent feus were later laid out thus creating Orchard Avenue. Today The Anchorage remains a Georgian gem surrounded by later buildings.

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In Gone Loving Memory From Us CHARLES A CLARK of But Not 30.5.1935 - 13.7.2006 DAN Forgotten McINTOSH Elizabeth Born and GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN 30th July 1927 Alastair Died 27th March 2000 Area O

Position of Memorials on wall of Quire Area O : Memorial 1

ERECTED BY HIS WIDOW TO THE MEMORY OF COLONEL WALTER CAMPBELL OF SKIPNESS BORN 5 NOV 1807 DIED 22 FEB 1877 HE SERVED IN THE 62nd REGT AND THE 7 ROYAL FUSILIERS ALSO THEIR ELDEST SON WALTER LORNE CAMPBELL DIED AT WAIMARAMA NZ 16 JULY 1874 AGED 28 ALSO IN MEMORY OF THE ABOVE ANNA HENRIETTA CAMPBELL DAUGHTER OF COL HENRY LORING DIED AT BARNCLUITH HAMILTON 22 JAN 1883 AGED 66 “I WILL LAY ME IN PEACE AND TAKE MY PEACE FROM WHICH SLEEP IN JEASUS SHALL GOD BRING WITH HIM”

Walter William Thomas Beaujolais Campbell, 10th of Skipness was born in 1807 at Edinburgh to Robert Campbell of Skipness and Eugenia Josephine Wynne from Lincolnshire. (See O:17) The family lived at Skipness Castle, Kintyre, surrounded by the estate of 15,000 acres. His father died when he was seven and he was brought up by his mother. He and his brother enjoyed the outdoor life, wandering the hills of Kintyre wearing only a kilt and a ﬂannel shirt. They rode unbroken highland ponies and went to sea in open boats in all weathers. In the six winter months he attended the High School in Skipness Castle Edinburgh and spent the summer months at Skipness studying under a private tutor. As he grew up he was taught by the estate gamekeeper how to stalk and shoot game and the skills of ﬁshing. He joined the army at the age of 17 and soon became a lieutenant. In 1830 he sailed for India with the 62nd (Wiltshire) Regiment of Foot. Campbell later described his experiences in “My Indian Journal” published in 1864. Whilst in India he was appointed Aide-de-camp to General Sir John Dalrymple and returned with him to Britain. In 1838 he married Anna Henrietta Loring and the same year was appointed captain of the 7th Royal Fusiliers. Colonel Campbell sold Skipness Castle in 1853 and by 1861 the family were living at Carmyle, Glasgow. He later moved to Barncluith House, Hamilton where he died in 1877 aged 69 years.

Walter Lorne Campbell was born in 1846 in England. He attended a private school in Surrey and there he met Frederick Meinertzhahen. The two became ﬁrm friends spending school holidays together, on occasion with Walter’s parents at their home at Carmyle. In 1866, the two young men decided to seek their fortune in New Zealand and sailed from Gravesend in May of that year on the “Sir Ralph Abercrombie” arriving in Lyttleton in September. After two years they formed the partnership of Campbell and Mienertzhagen and took the lease of land at Okaihau giving them 31,000 acres with 11,000 sheep and 46 head of cattle. Campbell formed a real rapport with the local Maori community and recorded his dealings with them in his diary writings. The two friends were avid collectors or Maori artefacts and the collection was later sold to the British Museum by Mienertzhagen’s widow. In 1872 Walter Campbell returned to Britain and donated a Maori stone axe to Edinburgh Museum. Walter Campbell arrived back in New Zealand in February 1874. Six months later tragedy overtook Campbell. While working on a raft of timber he fell into the Tukituki River and was drowned. He was buried in Napier Cemetery. Area O : Memorial 2

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF

DAVID PERSTON SHAW MAJOR 6TH BN. THE CAMERONIANS (SCOTTISH RIFLES) SECOND SON OF GAVIN SHAW JP EARLSTON UDDINGSTON WHO WAS KILLED IN ACTION AT FESTUBERT FRANCE ON 15TH JUNE 1915 IN THE GREAT WAR

David Perston Shaw was born on the 18 July 1876 at Kelvin Glasgow. The 1881 census records him living with his parents and siblings at Black Pow, Earlston Villa, Uddingston. By 1901 he was still living there and was described as a clerk in the census. He served for four years as a private with the Volunteer Force and on the 17 January 1900 he was gazetted 2nd Lieutenant in the 2ns Volunteer Battalion of the Cameronians. Two years later he married Helen Brown Graham, the daughter of a well known Glasgow merchant, in 1902 at Uddingston. They had two children. In 1912 David Shaw was promoted to Major.

At the outbreak of the First World War Major Shaw was sent to France with the 6th Battalion, Cameronians. Following the wounding of the Colonel of the Battalion, Major Shaw was given command and on the 15th June 1915 led an attack on the German lines near Festubert. He was ﬁrst wounded on the chin but still went on encouraging his men till he was shot through the heart. Major Shaw is commemorated at the Le Touret Memorial, France.

See the family gravestone at I:20 Area O : Memorial 3

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN LOVING MEMORY OF PETER RINTOUL OF BOTHWELL BANK BORN THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1807 DIED THE SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1880 AND JANE VANNAN HIS WIFE BORN THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER 1815 DIED THE TWENTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1907

“LOVELY AND PLEASANT IN THEIR LIVES AND IN DEATH THEY WERE NOT DIVIDED”

Peter Rintoul was born at Kincardine, Perthshire. His wife Jane Vannan was born at Bo’ness, Linlithgowshire and the couple married in 1838 at Bothwell. Peter Rintoul, Son, & Co were commission merchants and agents operating from 73 Gordon Street, and 81 Hope Street, Glasgow. Their business interests included a shipping agency and grain dealership. Area O : Memorial 4

DIED THE 2nd NOVEMBER 1809 IN THE 36th YEAR OF HIS AGE MARTON DALRYMPLE ESQUIRE OF FORDEL AND CLELAND IN WHOSE MEMORY THIS STONE IS ERECTED BY HIS WIDOW FRANCES INGRAM SPENCE

Marton Dalrymple was born c1748 and in 1798 at London married Frances Ingram Spence. He was a landed gentleman whose estate at Cleland possessed rich resources of coal and iron. He owned the Omoa Iron Works at Shotts which had been established by his father Colonel William Dalrymple. Marten proposed ‘an iron rail road’ from the Monkland Canal to Lanark, Peebles, Kelso, and Berwick-upon-Tweed' in June 1809, to carry coal, iron, slates, limestone, freestone, lead, corn, and cotton at 'One Penny per Ton per Mile'. A committee was appointed to commission a survey which was undertaken in September 1809 by Thomas Telford. However the project was cut short by Dalrymple's death two months later. His widow was visiting an art shop in Edinburgh and was entranced by an oil painting of ‘The Falls of Foyers’. She arranged to meet the artist, the Rev John Thomson of Duddingston and in December 1813 they were married.

Caledonian Mercury of 4 December 1809 contained this obituary.

'DIED. At Cleland House, on the 23d ult. much and deservely regretted, Marton Dalrymple, Esq. of Fordel; eminently distinguished for the best qualities both of the head and heart. He was a warm friend, a tender parent, an affectionate husband, an indulgent master, an able man of business, and a most excellent country gentleman. The great national design of a Rail Road from Glasgow to Berwick, now in contemplation, owed its origin to his ingenuity; and, when carried into execution, it will remain an honourable monument of his enlightened views, his sound judgement, and his indefatigable and persevering activity. While private worth and public usefulness are held in esteem, the memory of this gentleman will be dear to his numerous friends, and to the populous neighbourhood in which he resided.' Area O : Memorial 5

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES STEUART ESQ OF CARFIN BORN 24TH APRIL 1736 DIED 4TH FEBY 1805

AND OF MARY SWORD HIS WIFE BORN 14TH APRIL 1772 DIED 18TH NOVR 1841

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URORI DELECT: ET MATRI OF… D.D.C. CONJUX

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF ELIZABETH PRINGLE THE BELOVED WIFE OF ROBERT STEUART OF CARFIN WHO DIED 24 MARCH 1838 AGED 43 ALSO OF ROBERT STEUART ESQ OF CARFIN AND WESTWOOD DIED 26TH MAY 1838 AGED 70

JOHN HENRY STUART THEIR SECOND SON DIED 25 DEC 1859 AGED 25 Robert Steuart was the son of James Steuart and Mary Sword. Robert Steuart and Elizabeth Pringle were married in 1826 at Bothwell. Robert Steuart was a Writer to the Signet in Edinburgh Area O : Memorial 7

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES FREDERICK STEUART MD ASSISTANT SURGEON IN HM INDIAN ARMY AND LATE SURGEON TO THE BHURTPORE POLITICAL AGENCY WHO DIED AT AGRA ON THE 21 JULY 1861 AGED 28 YEARS ELDEST SON OF ROBERT STEUART OF CARFIN AFTER SERVING THROUGHOUT THE CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN WITH H.M. 28 REG HE ENTERED THE INDIAN ARMY WITH WHICH HE WAS PRESENT AT THE RELIEF AND FINAL CAPTURE OF LUCKNOW WHERE HE WAS SUBSEQUENTLY APPOINTED FIELD SURGEON THIS TABLET IS ERECTED TO HIS MEMORY BY SOME OF HIS BROTHER OFFICERS OF THE BENGAL ARMY TO MARK THEIR FEELINGS OF RESPECT, ESTEEM AND DEEP REGARD FOR AN EFFICIENT OFFICER A SINCERE FRIEND AND A TRUE CHRISTIAN

James Frederick Steuart, was born in 1832 at Bothwell to Robert Stuart and Elizabeth Pringle. He graduated from Edinburgh University as Doctor of Medicine in 1853. From 1854 to 1855 he was in Crimea with the 28th (North Gloucestershire) Regiment of Foot. In 1857 he went to India and was there during the Indian Mutiny. Area O : Memorial 8

IN MEMORY OF

PATRICK BROWN RUSSELL 70TH COMPANY IMPERIAL YEOMANRY SCOTTISH SHARPSHOOTERS SECOND SON OF ARCHIBALD RUSSELL OF AUCHINRAITH WHO DIED AT FORT TULI SOUTH AFRICA OF ENTERIC FEVER 3RD DECEMBER 1900 AND WAS BURIED IN THE CEMETERY THERE AGED 43 YEARS “THY WILL BE DONE”

IN LOVING MEMORY OF PATRICK BROWN RUSSELL 70TH COMPANY IMPERIAL YEOMANRY SCOTTISH SHARPSHOOTERS, SECOND SON OF ARCHIBALD RUSSELL OF AUCHINRAITH, LANARKSHIRE, WHO DIED AT FORT TULI, OF ENTERIC FEVER, 3RD DECEMBER 1900, AGED 43 YEARS. ERECTED BY HIS FATHER AND MOTHER

Patrick Russell’s gravestone at Fort Tuli Pioneer Cemetery

Patrick Brown Russell was born in 1857 at Cambuslang. His grandfather was Archibald Russell ‘Old King Coal’, owner of a number of collieries in the Hamilton area. Patrick married Margaret Downie Wylie Walker in 1882 at Shettleston. By 1891 Patrick was a coal master living with his family at Newﬁeld House, Burbank Road, Hamilton. Five years later in 1896 the Company, Archibald Russell Ltd, owned 6 collieries with 2465 employees. On 13th December 1899 the War Ofﬁce decided to allow a contingent of volunteer forces, based on the standing Yeomanry Regiments, to serve in the Boer War. The 70th Scottish Sharpshooters were raised shortly thereafter as part of the 18th Battalion and embarked from Southampton on the 6th April 1900. Eight months later Patrick died of enteric fever and was buried at Fort Tuli Pioneer Cemetery. Area O : Memorial 9

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF GILBERT DOUGLAS OF DOUGLAS PARK BORN 28th MAY 1749 DIED10th MARCH 1807 AND ALSO CECILIA DOUGLAS OF ORBISTON HIS WIFE BORN 28th FEB 1772 DIED 25th JULY 1862 ERECTED AS A TOKEN OF AFFECTION BY THOMAS DUNLOP DOUGLAS OF DUNLOP AD 1864

See stone N:5 for Gilbert and Cecilia Douglas. Thomas Dunlop Douglas (1776 - 1869) was the brother of Cecilia Douglas. He was a partner in the ﬁrm J. T. & A. Douglas and Co. and was the last member of this Glasgow West India merchant company. Following the emancipation of slaves in 1834, he received from the British Government £15,907 in relation to his two plantations at British Guiana. (Equivalent to £1.8 million at today’s prices.) Area O : Memorial 10

Memorial to William Third Duke of Hamilton Area O : Memorial 10 - Continued

Memoria Sacrum ILLUSTRISSIMI PRINCIPIS GALIELMI SECUNDI Hamiltoniorum Ducis CLIDISDALIAE Marchionis ARANIAE LANERICI & Comitis CELSISSIMI Douglassiorum Marchionis EX SECUNDIS NUPTIJS CUM Maria Gordon MARCHIONIS DE HUNTLEY Filia FILIJ NATU MAXIMI REGIJ PALATIJ SANCTAE CRUCIS Custodis Perpelum IN TRIUM REGINI ORDINUM COMITIJS SAEPIUS Proregis SECRETIORIS CONSILIJ REGNI SCOTIAE Prasidis TRIBUS ETIAM REGIBUS SUCCEDANEIS AB INTIMIS REGNI ANGLIAE CONSILIJS SACRI ITIDEM AERARIJ Comitis IN SUPREMO FORO IURIDICO SENATORIS EXTRAORDINARIJ Regni Scotia Thalassiarcha NOBILISSIMI ORDINIS PERISCELIDIS Equitis Socij PATRIAE PROPUGNATORIS STRENUI FAMILIAE INSTAURATORIS TANQUAM DIVINITUS MISSI Hoc (FAMAE NUNQUAM INTERITURAE) Monumentum MAERENS POSUIT Vidua Anna (POST SERIEM TREDECIM PROCERUM FAMILIAE PRINCIPUM) Ipsa Familias Harcs PRAETER Jacobum HAEREDEM Quinque ALIOS RELIQUIT Filios Tres ITIDEM Filias ILLUSTRISSIMIS FAMILIJS IN MATRIMONIUM COLLOCATAS Natus 24 dic Decembris 1634 Denatus 18 Aprilis 1694

His grieving widow Anne, herself the heiress to her family, set up this monument (the fame of which will never die), sacred to the memory of most illustrious chief William the second Duke of Hamilton, Marquis of Clydesdale, Count of Arran [and] Lanark, Prince of Avania, Polmont, [and] Machan, oldest son of the Highest Marquis of the Douglases, from his second marriage to Maria Gordon, daughter of the Marquis of Huntly, everlasting Guardian of the royal palace of the Holy Cross, often Viceroy in Councils of the Three Orders of the Kingdom, President of the Secret Council of the Kingdom of Scotland, likewise from the innermost councils of the Kingdom of England Count of the Sacred Treasury for three successive kings, extraordinary senator in the supreme court of law, Lord Admiral of the kingdom of Scotland, allied knight of the most noble order of the garter, energetic defender of his country, restorer of his family as if sent from heaven (after a series of thirteen high chiefs of the family). Besides his heir James, he left ﬁve other sons, likewise three daughters settled in marriage to most illustrious families. He was born 24th December 1634, [and] died 18th April 1694.

Translation from Latin of above inscription by Dr R Rees, St Andrews University

The reference to William as being the second Duke of Hamilton is incorrect. He was the third Duke of Hamilton. Avania refers to Aven or, as in present day, Avon. Machan is an area associated with Larkhall.

The monument was made in Paris which may account for the mistake in the in inscription. Area O : Memorial 10 - Continued

Lord William Douglas was born 24th December 1634, the eldest son of William Douglas, 1st Marquess of Douglas by his second wife Lady Mary Gordon, a daughter of George Gordon, 1st Marquess of Huntly. He was created 1st Earl of Selkirk in 1646, at the age of 11. On 29 April 1656, he married Anne Hamilton, Duchess of Hamilton in her own right. Her father, James, 1st Duke of Hamilton, was executed by the English in 1649 at the end of the Second English Civil War and her uncle, William, 2nd Duke of Hamilton, died following the Battle of Worcester in 1651. Subsequent to marrying Anne Hamilton, 3rd Duchess of Hamilton, he was created Duke of Hamilton, which also allowed him to use his wife's subsidiary titles during his lifetime and to take the name Hamilton for him and their descendents. He was President of the Scottish Privy Council in the 1680s and occupied other high ofﬁces including that of Lord High Admiral and was an extraordinary Lord of Session. However, he was dismissed from the Privy Council in 1676, and on a subsequent visit to London, Charles II refused to receive him. On the accession of James VII & II he received numerous honours, but he was one of the ﬁrst to enter into communication with the Prince of Orange. He presided over the Convention of Edinburgh, summoned at his request, which offered the Scottish crown to William and Mary in March 1689. His death took place at Holyrood Palace on 18th April 1694.

The monument to William, 3rd Duke of Hamilton, was carved from Dutch marble and was originally in Hamilton Old Parish Church located near the Mausoleum. This church was demolished in 1732 and the monument was moved to its present position at that time.

The monument, designed by James Smith, is a tall structure with imposing columns, two mourning boys with extinguished torches ﬂanking an inscribed plinth with an urn surmounted by a cherub beneath draperies. One foot rests on a detailed and life-like skull, representing death while the inverted torch symbolises the snufﬁng out of the duke's life. At the top is the Duke’s coat of arms. Area O : Memorial 11

NEAR THIS LYES THE BODY OF ARCHIBALD, EARL OF FORFAR BORN MAY THE 3 ANNO 1653 AND DYED DECEMBER THE 23 ANNO 1712 TO WHOSE MEMORY THIS TONB WAS ERECTED BY HIS CONSTANTLY LOVING AND AFFLICTED WIFE

Archibald Douglas, 1st Earl of Forfar, 2nd Earl of Ormonde was the second son of Archibald Douglas, Earl of Angus and 1st Earl of Ormond, by his second wife, Jean Wemyss. He was made the Earl of Forfar and Lord of Wandell and Hartside on the 2nd October 1661 at the age of eight. He married Robina Lockhart on the 19th of August, 1679 at Lincoln's Inn Chapel, London, England. He was a Privy Counsellor to both King William II and Queen Anne from 1689 until his death in 1712. He served as Commissioner of the Privy Seal from 1689–1690 and Commissioner for the Treasury from 1704-1705. In 1700, he moved the family residence from Bothwell Castle to his new mansion, Bothwell House. He voted for the Union of the Crowns in 1707, having allegedly received £100 in payment from the English.

Bothwell House Area O : Memorial 12

NEAR THIS LYES THE BODY OF ARCHIBALD THE II, EARL OF FORFAR BORN MAY THE 25 ANNO 1693 AND DYED DECEMBER THE 3 ANNO 1715 TO WHOSE MEMORY THIS TONB WAS ERECTED BY HIS CONSTANTLY LOVING AND AFFLICTED MOTHER

Archibald Douglas, 2nd Earl of Forfar, 3rd Earl of Ormond was the only son of Archibald Douglas, 1st Earl of Forfar, and Robina Lockhart. He inherited the titles Earl of Forfar and Earl of Ormond at the age of 20 on the 11th December 1712 upon the death of his father. He was Colonel of the 3rd Regiment of Foot ("The Buffs") from 1713 until his death in 1715 and served as the Envoy to Prussia in 1714. He supported on the Hanoverian side during the 1st Jacobite Rebellion and led the 3rd Regiment at the Battle of Sheriffmuir in December 1715, where he was wounded in 17 places. He later died of his wounds in Stirling at the age of 23. He was later buried in Bothwell Church. He died unmarried with neither issue nor heirs. Area O : Memorial 13

IN LOVING MEMORY OF JEAN ARTHUR, BELOVED DAUGHTER OF JOHN & JANE WORDIE WHO DIED 22nd FEBRUARY 1902 IN HER FIFTEENTH YEAR

Jean Arthur Wordie was born in 1887 at Glasgow to John Wordie, born c1841, Stirling and Jane Catherine Mathers Mann born c1860 in Bothwell. Jane C M Mann’s family lived at Fairﬁeld Lodge, Green Street, Bothwell. Her father was a warehouseman with 480 employees. John Wordie’s father was a carter in Stirling and from humble beginnings built up a substantial business as agent to railway companies. Following his father’s death in 1874 John Wordie built a family home at Cleveden Drive in Glasgow’s west end. It was there that Jean Arthur Wordie died in 1902.

Following her father’s death in 1910 the thriving business of John Wordie & Co haulage contractors, passed to eldest son William (1884 - 1952). He had obtained an MA at Glasgow University and during the First World War served with the Royal Army Service Corps, gaining the rank of Colonel and being awarded an OBE. In 1945 Colonel Wordie was appointed Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Glasgow and shortly thereafter the ﬁrm of John Wordie & Co, the biggest carrier and haulage ﬁrm in Scotland, was nationalised as part of British Road Services.

John and Jane Wordie’s second eldest son James (1889 - 1962) studied geology at Glasgow University gaining a BSc. He continued to study geology gaining an advanced degree from St John’s College, Cambridge. In 1914 he joined Sir Ernest Shackleton’s ill fated expedition to the Antarctic where he was geologist and chief of scientiﬁc staff. On his return he was presented with a Royal Geographical Society’s Award in 1920. James Wordie subsequently sailed on 9 polar expeditions and for his work in the polar regions he was knighted in 1957.

“Twenty horses in a row Every one of Wordie & Co,” William McGonagall Area O : Memorial 14

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF JOHN ROBERTON ESQ OF LAUCHOPE BORN ELEVENTH FEBRUARY 1778 DIED FOURTH APRIL 1850 AGED 72 YEARS WILLIAM ROBERTON ESQUIRE OF LAUCHOPE, CAPTAIN IN THE FIRST REGIMENT ROYAL LANARKSHIRE MILITIA BORN SEVENTH DECEMBER, 1808 DIED TWENTY NINTH JANUARY 1856 AGED FOURTY SEVEN YEARS CATHERINE HOZIER ROBERTON BORN SEPTEMBER 1773 DIED FEBRUARY 1870 AGED 96 YEARS WILLIAM ROBERTON BORN 26 DECEMBER 1855 DIED 24 DECEMBER 1870

John Roberton of Lauchope married Catherine Hozier in 1805 in Glasgow. Their eldest son was Captain William Roberton who inherited the estate following the death of his father in 1850. Their second eldest son James Roberton was born c1811 at Lauchope. He married Annistatia Hopkins (born 1827 in Ireland) and they started their married life living at Lauchope Cottage. James was a farmer of 20 acres employing one farm hand. After his brother William died in 1856 without issue, James inherited the estate and moved into Lauchope House with his family. Their son William died in 1870, James Roberton died in 1888 followed by his widow, Annistatia in 1906

Lauchope House was located on the north side of the A8 at Newhouse.The house was burned by English dragoons because James Muirhead of Lauchope provided shelter to his brother-in-law, Hamilton of Bothellwelhaugh, the assassin of James, Earl of Moray and Regent of Scotland in January 1570. The Muirheads of Lauchope kept Lauchope House until the line ended in 1738 and were succeeded by a cadet branch the Muirheads of Bredisholm. The house subsequently became the property of the Roberton family who rebuilt the same. Area O : Memorial 15

IN LOVING MEMORY OF GEORGE MANFRED ADDIE THIRD SON OF JOHN AND MARY DUNDAS ADDIE OF VIEWPARK BORN 3RD DECEMBER 1853 JOINED THE IMPERIAL YEOMANRY IN JANUARY 1900 AND FELL IN ACTION NEAR FREDERICKSTADT, TRANSVAAL SOUTH AFRICA 17TH OCTOBER 1900 “UNTIL THE DAY BREAK AND THE SHADOWS FLEE AWAY”

See Stone G:12 Area O : Memorial 16

HERE LYETH INTERRED THE BODY OF WALTER CAMPBELL ESQUIRE GENERAL RECEIVER OF HIS MAJESTY’S CUSTOMS IN SCOTLAND; 2d SON TO DANIEL CAMPBELL OF SHAWFIELD ESQ WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE Ye: 30th DAy OF JANUARY 1735 IN THE 33d YEAR OF HIS AGE

Walter Campbell was born c1702 to Daniel Campbell and Margaret Leckie. In 1728 he married Marian, daughter of Sir James Campbell 13th of Ardkinglass. His father, Daniel Campbell was the eldest son of Walter Campbell of Skipnish, and was born c1671. At the age of 22 he set up business in New England, before settling in Glasgow, where he traded tobacco for iron ore. He also engaged in the slave trade and in finance. He was very successful as a merchant, and in 1707 purchased the estate of Shawfield in Rutherglen from Sir James Hamilton. He also came to possess the valuable estate of Woodhall, near Holytown. He represented Inverary in the Scottish parliament from 1702 till the union, and was one of the commissioners who signed the treaty. He also sat in the first Parliament of Great Britain, 1707-8, and represented the Glasgow burghs from 1716 to 1734. Campbell had voted for the imposition of an unpopular malt tax in Scotland. During the riots at Glasgow against the malt tax in 1725, the interior of the fine house which he had built at Shawfield was demolished by the mob. The provost and magistrates were arrested on the grounds of having favoured the mob, and Campbell received £9,000 from the city as compensation for the damages caused by the riot. Soon afterwards he purchased the island of Islay, the sum obtained from the city forming a large part of the money paid for it. John Campbell, born 1696, was the eldest son of Daniel Campbell and Margaret Leckie. In 1728 he married Lady Margaret Campbell daughter of the Earl of Loudoun. In 1735 at Argyll he married Lady Henrietta Cunningham daughter of William twelfth Earl of Glencairn. John Campbell died at Kilsyth in 1746. Their eldest son Daniel inherited the titles and was responsible for much of the improvements to Islay including a ferry to the mainland, schools and the building of the village of Bowmore with its famous Round Church. He died at Islay House in 1777. Area O : Memorial 17

IN MEMORY OF ELEANORA KER DAUGHTER OF ROBERT KER ELDEST SON OF LORD CHARLES KER SECOND SON OF ROBERT, MARQUIS OF LOTHIAN AND WIFE OF WALTER CAMPBELL OF SHAWFIELD WOODHALL, SKIPNESS AND ISLAY DIED 1782 ALSO THEIR SECOND SON ROBERT CAMPBELL OF SKIPNESS Memorial to Walter Campbell in DIED 14 DECEMBER 1814 AGED 39 Bowmore Round Church, Islay BOTH BURIED IN BOTHWELL CHURCH

Walter Campbell, 9th of Skipness, 3rd of Shawﬁeld was born in 1841, the third son of John Campbell and Henrietta Cunningham (see memorial O:16). His elder brothers Daniel and John died in 1777 and 1773 respectively leaving Walter to inherit the title. Walter Campbell was an Advocate and married Eleanor Ker at Dundonald, Ayrshire in 1768. Walter died in 1816 at Islay House aged 75. Their second son Robert Campbell was born c1775. He was an Advocate and in 1806 married Euginia Josephine daughter of Richard Wynne of Folkingham. Walter William Thomas Beaujolais Campbell, eldest son of Robert Campbell and Euginia Wynne is commemorated on Memorial O:1 Area O : Memorial 18

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF CAPT. LEWIS CAMPBELL ROYAL NAVY WHO DIED IN HIS FORTY SECOND YEAR ON THE 14th DAY OF AUGUST MDCCCXXV

Lewis Campbell was born c1783. In 1822 he married at Carlton Place, Glasgow, Mary daughter of Robert Semple an Advocate in Edinburgh. Lewis Campbell died at Mount Cottage, Bothwell in 1825. 125 Number of deaths by age

100 All Men Women

50 Number of deaths 25

0 0-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-69 70-74 75-79 80-84 85-89 90-94 65-69 95-99 Age range (years)

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500

400

300 246

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Number of internments 97 100

14 1 1 3 7 21 0 1600-1649 1650-1699 1700-1749 1750-1799 1800-1849 1850-1899 1900-1949 2000-2017 1950-1999 50 year banding INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Adam Aganes 77 1802 1879 C67 Adam William 69 1802 1871 D02 Adam Margaret 66 1865 1865 D02 Adams Edward Taylor 48 1821 1869 G18 Addie Mary 56 1811 1867 G12 Addie John 63 1841 1904 G12 Addie Robert 72 1798 1870 G12 Addie Gavin 42 1842 1884 G12 Addie George Manfred 27 1873 1900 G12 Addie James 61 1844 1905 G12 Addie George Manfred 47 1853 1900 O15 Aitchison Elspeth M E11 Aitchison Robert 77 1801 1878 H21

Aitchison James 36 1836 1872 H21 Aitchison George G Hamilton 14 1864 1878 H21 Aitchison James Rutherford H21 Aitchison Elizabeth 1885 H24

Aitchison Abraham J23

Aitken Margaret 75 1782 1857 D44

Aitken Sheila 82 1919 2001 K12 Aitkin Thomas 75 1770 1845 F24 Aiton John 75 1853 1928 C43 Alexander Robert 71 1812 1883 B02 Alexander Agnes 19 1835 1854 B02 Alexander William 9 1851 1860 B02 Alexander Janet 32 1843 1875 B02 Alexander Robert 86 1784 1871 D06 Alexander John 78 1824 1902 D06 Alexander Alexander 58 1835 1893 D06 Alexander Christina 72 1819 1890 L09 Allan Robert C08 Allan Janet 55 1828 1883 E06

Allan Hugh 87 1793 1880 E06 Allan Jane 14 1843 1857 E06 Allan Margaret 70 1829 1899 M23 Anderson James 1832 D19 Anderson Isabella 69 1819 1888 F05

Anderson Thomas 1819 G10 Anderson John 79 1716 1795 K22

Angus Mary 76 1819 1895 J02 Archiebald Allison 59 1829 1888 D46 Armstrong Thomas C05 Aymers Elizabeth 74 1858 1932 D26

Baillie James 1850 D34 Baillie James D34

Baillie John D34

Baillie James 84 1819 1903 F10 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Baillie Isabella 19 1857 1875 F10 Bain Barbara 1837 F31 Baird Joan 93 1898 1991 B23

Baird John 54 1851 1905 B23 Baird Jeanie 0 1879 1879 B23 Baird William 78 1882 1960 B23 Baird William 75 1837 1912 C22 Baird Jane Smith 9 1856 1865 C22 Baird James Barr 0 1865 1865 C22 Baird Elizabeth 1841 C23 Baird William E19

Baird Robert 69 1817 1886 F34

Baird John 66 1829 1895 K01 Baird Helen Murdoch 16 1857 1873 K01 Baird Agnes 0 K01 Baird Janey 0 1863 1863 K01

Baird James K01 Baird Helen 85 1831 1916 N02

Baird William 54 1809 1863 N02 Baird John 89 1781 1870 N02 Baird Janet 55 1814 1869 N02 Baird James 71 1830 1901 N02 Baird Jeanie 11 1887 1898 B23 Ballantin Thomas 1810 I48 Ballantine Isobel 78 1769 1847 H11

Ballantine Charles 62 1812 1874 H23 Ballantine Robert 86 1780 1866 H23 Ballantine David 67 1822 1889 H23 Ballantine Isabella 51 1819 1870 H23 Ballantine Robert 9 1847 1856 H23 Ballantine Agnes 79 1816 1895 H23 Ballantine Janet 78 1836 1914 H23 Ballentine Margaret L12 Bannatyne Peter 78 1811 1889 N09

Barclay Mary 89 1798 1887 D06 Barker Margaret 1825 G23 Barr Janet Smith 86 1833 1919 C22

Barr William 68 1826 1894 E52 Barr Elizabeth 80 1849 1929 E52 Barr Jane 87 1853 1940 E52 Barr Agnes 93 1861 1954 E53 Barr James 81 1814 1895 N01 Barr Matthew 4 1869 1873 N01 Barr Agnes 34 1862 1896 N01 Barr Jane 69 1861 1930 N01 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Barr Mary 79 1863 1942 N01 Barr Margaret 82 1866 1948 N01 Barrie Mary 85 1762 1847 F32 Barrie John 69 1755 1824 I17 Barrie John I32 Barrie Margaret 86 1832 1918 M14

Baxter Margaret 75 1807 1882 B02 Bell Janet 61 1762 1823 B08 Bell Walter 52 1782 1834 D44 Bell Margaret 57 1828 1885 G08 Bennet William 63 1838 1901 C01 Bennet James 33 1867 1900 C01 Bennit Annie S 3 1876 1879 C01 Bisset William 62 1805 1867 C01 Black Elizabeth 74 1860 1934 E24 Blackadder Alexander 1832 C64 Borland John E12

Bowie John 67 1733 1800 M16

Bowman Jane 33 1835 1868 I26 Boyd David C 78 1847 1925 E54 Boyd John Muir 70 1874 1944 E54 Boyd Jessie C 79 1831 1910 F30 Boyd Helen Arbuthnot 1901 F30 Brackenridge Alexander 68 1806 1874 C40

Brackenridge James 26 1849 1875 C40 Brackenridge Jemima Marshall 1 1877 1878 C40 Brackenridge John 41 1852 1892 C40 Brackenridge Janet C45 Bradford Elizabeth 78 1843 1921 J07

Braidwood Andrew D49 Braidwood Grace 1795 I23

Braidwood John 49 1836 1885 I42

Braidwood John 1829 I51 Breakenridge William McBeath 23 1894 1917 I25

Breakenridge William 50 1803 1853 I44 Brown John 70 1795 1865 E44 Brown Robert 77 1837 1915 G28 Brown Helen Bowie 8 1874 1882 G28 Brown Edward Allan 25 1870 1895 G28 Brown Thomas Mitchell 31 1872 1903 G28 Brown Elizabeth 1779 I58 Bruce Thomas Nisbet A08

Bruce Robert 61 1822 1883 A12

Bruce William McKay 3 1855 1858 A12 Bruce Cecilia Sutherland 14 1854 1868 A12 Bryden James 87 1831 1918 I11 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Bryden Mary 1 1851 1852 I11 Bryden James 5 1863 1868 I11 Bryden George 1 1867 1868 I11 Bryden James 0 1869 1869 I11 Buchanan Mary 52 1838 1890 E71 Bulloch Margaret 86 1851 1937 C43 Bulloch James 59 1812 1871 C43 Bulloch John C43 Burnside Margaret 62 1801 1863 D23

Butters Margaret 1875 G07 Callender Agnes A06

Callender Mary 46 1794 1840 A06

Cameron James 82 1821 1903 B22 Cameron Agnes 3 1873 1876 B22 Cameron Robert 10 1866 1876 B22 Cameron Susan 56 1820 1876 G25 Cameron Annie Robertson 82 1872 1954 H05 Cammeron Catrion E68 Campbell Robert 27 1863 1890 B22

Campbell Margaret 85 1845 1930 C70 Campbell Isabella 47 1843 1890 E51 Campbell Walter 70 1807 1877 O01 Campbell Walter Lorne 28 1846 1874 O01 Campbell Walter 33 1702 1735 O16 Campbell Daniel 1671 O16 Campbell Walter 75 1841 1816 O17

Campbell Robert 39 1775 1814 O17 Campbell Lewis 42 1783 1825 O18 Carberry Jessie 73 1860 1933 I44 Carss John C30 Chapman Christian F02

Chapman Alexander 80 1810 1890 J32

Chapman Christina 41 1883 1924 J32 Chapman Hugh M 74 1866 1940 J32 Chomar H B06 Clark Alexander 79 1825 1904 B24

Clark Robert 0 1859 1859 B24 Clark Margaret 85 1863 1948 B24 Clark Mary 79 1875 1954 B24 Clark Mary 84 1819 1903 C36 Clark John 74 1835 1909 D28 Clark Robert 62 1805 1867 D28 Clark Mary 23 1840 1863 D28 Clark Robert 47 1832 1879 D28 Clark Jane Cross 4 1861 1865 D28 Clark John Adam 5 1863 1868 D28 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Clark Elizabeth Hendry D28 Clark Thomas 1851 F11

Clark Archibald 73 1841 1914 F11

Clark James H14 Clark Janet 52 1806 1858 J33

Clark Archibald L05 Clark Charles A 71 1935 2006 N12

Clark Thomas 73 1794 1867 C37 Clelland Isabella 82 B23 Clerk Robert J34

Clow Robert 77 1793 1870 D40

Clow Jane 78 1827 1905 D40 Clyd Richard C21 Coats Janet 27 1839 1866 E21

Coats Love 80 1811 1891 E21 Coats Love 21 1849 1870 E21 Cochrane Elizabeth C48 Cochrane John D45

Colegate John K14

Colquhoun Hugh 76 1802 1878 H18

Colquhoun Agnes Dalziel 73 1834 1907 H18 Colquhoun Margaret Gourlay 43 1836 1879 H18 Colquhoun Hugh 33 1842 1875 H18 Colquhoun Hugh 0 1869 1869 H18 Colquhoun Archibald 26 1870 1896 H18 Connell Elizabeth 49 1820 1869 E16 Conquest John J41 Cooper John William D31

Copeland George 66 1878 1944 F15

Copeland John 63 1844 1907 F15 Copeland Rachel 2 1872 1874 F15 Copeland Alexander 24 1868 1892 F15 Corbett James E37 Coutts Elizabeth I19

Cowan Marion Wotherspoon F37

Craig Robert K04

Craig James 2 1840 1842 K04

Craig James 62 1806 1868 K06 Craig Jeanie 29 1843 1872 K10 Crawford Robert 66 1805 1871 D39 Crawford Isabella G 1868 D39 Crawford George D39

Crawford George G 0 D39

Crawford Jessie 32 1858 1890 D39

Crawford Hugh 58 1832 1890 D39 Crawford William 76 1758 1834 F40 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Crawford I10 Cree James 70 1816 1886 B19

Creighton Mary 2 1872 1874 I21 Creighton John 19 1856 1875 I21 Creighton Thomas 5 1870 1875 I21 Crichton James 1842 1879 B18 Crichton William 71 1845 1816 B18

Crichton Archibald 4 1868 1872 B18 Crookston Margaret W 36 1855 1891 E47 Cross Margaret 30 1796 1826 F22 Cross Alexander 59 1799 1858 G20 Cross John I07 Cross Robert 85 I07

Cross David 64 1800 1864 L08

Cross James 12 1854 1866 L08 Cross William 88 1796 1884 L09 Cross Ann 62 1806 1868 M13 Cross Archibald M13 Cullen William 64 1800 1864 B13

Cullen Janet 73 1830 1903 B13 Cullen Robert 72 1834 1906 B13 Cullen John 82 1831 1913 B13 Cullen Mary 74 1873 1947 F29 Cullen John H08 Cullen Janet H14

Dalrymple Marton 36 1773 1809 O04

Dalziel James 67 1770 1837 H17 Davidson Marion 1810 A01 Davidson Elizabeth 34 1844 1878 B21

Davidson Jane 84 1791 1875 F33 Davidson Margaret 64 1830 1894 H16 Davidson Agnes 76 1792 1868 H23 Day Elizabeth C30 Dick James 81 1819 1899 C31

Dick Isabella 24 1838 1862 C31 Dick Margaret 78 1870 1948 C31 Dick John 73 1806 1879 C32 Dick James 70 1837 1907 C32 Dick Margaret 66 1851 1917 C32 Dick James 75 1787 1862 C33 Dick John C35 Dick Jane 1850 C35

Dick Charles 75 1821 1896 C41

Dick John 1 1851 1852 C41 Dick John 1853 C41 Dick Alexander S 67 1865 1932 C42

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Dick Susannah Macintyre 0 1892 1892 C42 Dick Ann F26 Dick John F26

Dick Betty F26

Dickie Margaret 63 1806 1869 I03

Dickson Margaret 86 1837 1823 C44 Dixon James Stedman 66 1845 1911 L14 Donald John 41 1790 1831 I47 Donald John 1841 I47 Donald Robert 0 I47

Donaldson Robert 68 1813 1881 E42

Donaldson John 17 1837 1854 E42 Donaldson Ann 31 1839 1870 E42 Douglas James 79 1789 1866 H10 Douglas Isabella 72 1844 1916 L14 Douglas Robert 76 1819 1895 M15 Douglas Elizabeth 71 1844 1915 M15 Douglas Agnes 76 1854 1930 M15 Douglas Cecilia 90 1772 1862 N05 Douglas Gilbert 58 1749 1807 N05 Douglas Cecilia 90 1772 1862 O09 Douglas Gilbert 58 1749 1807 O09 Douglas Thomas Dunlop 93 1776 1869 O09 Douglas William 60 1634 1690 O10 Douglas Archibald 59 1653 1712 O11 Douglas Archibald 22 1693 1715 O12 Downie William 43 1821 1864 F05 Downie James W 75 1848 1922 F05 Downie William 80 1850 1930 F05 Downie Ann 5 1854 1859 F05 Downie Archibald G05 Drummond David 68 1806 1874 I03

Duncan Marion 43 1812 1855 E01 Dundas Mary 87 1844 1931 G12 Dunlop Mary 71 1824 1895 H21 Dykes Marion 62 1810 1872 J30 Easton George F 79 1827 1902 G24 Easton Marianne Harriet 90 1869 1959 G24 Easton Alexr Hamilton 0 1865 1865 G24 Easton Marianne Margt 0 1867 1867 G24 Easton Thomas James 29 1860 1889 G24 Easton Jessie Hamilton 72 1857 1929 G24 Eaton Jane 78 1749 1827 A07 Edward Margaret 86 1802 1888 C70 Eglinton A C62 Eglinton Robert E68

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Ellinton Jean I56 Erskine John J25

Ewing Archie D36

Fairbairn Isabella 36 1806 1842 F25

Farquharson John W K 57 1842 1899 E47 Farquharson Duncan 72 1799 1871 E47 Farquharson Alexander James 12 1862 1874 E47 Farquharson John Kennedy 4 1881 1885 E47 Farquharson Andrew Wingate 23 1867 1890 E47 Farrie Agnes 79 1828 1907 B01 Feilden Catherine Margaret 67 1803 1870 N04 Feilden William N04 Ferguson Jean 1839 D41

Ferguson Elizabeth 80 1810 1890 I44

Findlay Janet 68 1769 1837 E37 Findlay Ann 1822 K26 Finlay Mary I38

Fisher Peter 47 1834 1881 C56

Fisken Archibald K09 Fleming George 77 1836 1913 F30

Fleming Jeanie Morris 3 1864 1867 F30 Fleming Jessie Jane 11 1860 1871 F30 Fleming George 61 1862 1923 F30 Fleming Elizabeth 1837 J18 Ford Margaret 30 1824 1854 H16

Forest Janet H22 Forgie James Tennant 81 1855 1936 H05

Forgie James Tennant 64 1906 1970 H05 Forrest John 74 1808 1882 B09 Forrest Agnes 77 1806 1883 B09 Forrest James 77 1794 1871 D23 Forrest Robert 88 1816 1904 I36 Forrest Andrew 34 1860 1894 I36 Forrest Jane 81 1843 1924 I36 Forrest Margaret 78 1851 1929 I36 Forrest Elizabeth 89 1847 1936 I36 Forrest William 80 1811 1891 J35 Forrest William 45 1846 1891 J35 Forrest Janet 73 1840 1913 J35 Forrest Sarah 74 1776 1850 N08 Forrest Elizabeth 69 1776 1845 N08 Forrest James 1914 I36 Frame James 72 1817 1889 B26

Frame John 1 1842 1843 B26 Fraser Daniel 43 1824 1867 J02 Fraser Peter 1855 J02

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Fraser Jane 50 1852 1902 J02 Fraser Mary Eglinton 8 1895 1903 J02 Fraser Janet 73 1839 1912 J02 Freebairn James 1897 E22 Freebairn James 74 1833 1907 M04

Frood Marion 75 1817 1892 H30 Galbraith Daniel F 0 1865 1865 J02 Galloway William 84 1797 1881 E55 Galloway Catherine B 5 1825 1830 E55 Galloway John 24 1837 1861 E55 Gardiner Matthew 89 1776 1865 N08 Gardiner James 92 1811 1903 N08 Gardiner Rebecca 8 1812 1820 N08 Gardiner Marion 1 1817 1819 N08 Gardiner John 62 1815 1877 N08 Gardiner Charlotte Georgina 4 1855 1859 N08 Gardner Samuel Shanks 80 1892 1972 B23 Gemmell David 76 1859 1835 I04 Gibson John 71 1834 1905 G07 Gibson Maggie Butters 0 1875 1875 G07 Gibson Agnes McIntyre 3 1867 1870 G07 Gibson Agnes 1766 M13 Gilchrist Janet 81 1800 1881 I52

Gilchrist J M06 Gilchrist W M06

Gilchrist John M06

Gilchrist Christian Cross M06

Gilchrist William 73 1830 1903 M07

Gilchrist John 77 1853 1930 M07 Gilchrist William 5 1855 1861 M07 Gilchrist Marion 88 1864 1952 M07 Gilchrist William 5 1856 1861 M07 Gillies Grizal 75 1735 1810 D09 Gilmour Jane 89 1817 1906 I36 Girdwood Margaret S 97 1870 1967 K26 Goldie Marion 77 1853 1930 I42 Gordon John C68 Gordon William 18 1838 1856 C68

Gourlay William 38 1842 1880 G26 Gow George 30 1768 1798 B14 Gow John 1895 G22 Graham John 45 1824 1869 G08

Gray Anne 41 1777 1818 D31 Gray Mary 69 1809 1878 D39 Gray John 61 1824 1885 D40 Gray George 66 1771 1837 D41 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Gray John 1842 F27 Gray William Adam 54 1878 1932 F27

Gray Mary Steel 68 1874 1942 F27 Gray Elizabeth 77 1797 1874 K06 Greenhalgh Isobel Struthers 94 1922 2016 K29 Greenshields James 75 1934 2009 J11 Gunn Elizabeth 49 1830 1879 I11 Gunn Mary 53 1841 1894 M19 Gunn George 79 1796 1875 M19 Hair William M28 Hair John 15 1844 1859 M28

Halford George A02 Halford James A02

Hamilton John Jamieson 11 1847 1858 L07

Hamilton Andrew 68 1781 1849 F24 Hamilton Marion 1 1813 1814 F24 Hamilton Daniel 2 1826 1828 F24 Hamilton Catherine 22 1809 1831 F24 Hamilton John 32 1807 1839 F24 Hamilton Mary 38 1813 1851 F24 Hamilton Robert 36 1815 1851 F24 Hamilton William 60 1816 1876 F24 Hamilton James 78 1820 1898 F24 Hamilton Andrew Craig 70 1853 1923 F38 Hamilton Marianne E 1827 1902 G24 Hamilton Samuel John 57 1869 1926 H03

Hamilton John 84 1815 1899 H13 Hamilton Janet 23 1841 1864 H13 Hamilton Elizabeth 36 1813 1849 H23 Hamilton Archibald 72 1800 1872 L07 Hamilton James 5 1848 1853 L07 Hamilton Daniel L12 Hamilton Jessie 72 1858 1930 M07

Hamilton Jane French 38 1856 1894 H13 Hamilton Robert L10 Hanlon Margaret Jane 26 1849 1875 B05

Hannah Robert E21 Harper John 73 1802 1875 A15

Harper John Maithland 13 1852 1865 A15 Harper Maggie Davida 22 1850 1872 A15 Harrower Elizabeth 52 1785 1837 H15 Henderson Margaret 45 1825 1870 I05 Henderson William 60 1831 1891 J24 Henderson Isabella Hamilton 1855 J24 Henderson Thomas 7 1859 1866 J24

Henderson Jane 2 1865 1867 J24 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Henderson Marion 1 1866 1867 J24 Henderson Robert 1 1866 1867 J24 Henderson Robert 69 1771 1840 K11 Henderson Marion 82 1823 1905 K11 Henderson Margaret 66 1820 1886 K11 Henderson Jane 83 1809 1892 K11 Hendry Elizabeth 80 1804 1884 D28 Henry William 69 1830 1899 D33 Henry Thomas Ritchie 18 1857 1875 D33 Henry Catherine Masterton 11 1846 1875 D33 Herron Bella 2 1868 1870 G29 Herron William G29 Hewitt Benjamin C69

Hewitt Robert 57 1808 1865 C69

Hewitt John 21 1840 1861 C69 Hewitt Robert 22 1846 1868 C69 Hewitt Jeanie 66 1828 1894 C69 Hewitt Janet 61 1838 1899 C69 Hewitt Elizabeth 73 1832 1905 C69 Hewitt Ann 45 1833 1878 G21 Heywood Norman Dennison 87 1921 2008 J12 Heywood Marian Paine 82 1921 2003 J12 Higgenbotham Mary 70 1792 1862 A13 Higgenbotham John 70 1794 1864 A13 Higgins 1862 A09 Hill Alexander D32

Hill William 2 1869 1871 D32

Hill Lily 69 1885 1954 E54 Hill George 1792 I23 Hill John 10 I23

Hill Daniel 11 1825 1836 I23

Hill Elizabeth F07 Holmes Elizabeth 50 I28

Hopkins Jane 75 1871 1846 M09

Hossack Roberta More 78 1819 1897 M08 Hossack Elizabeth Stevenson 68 1797 1865 M08 Hossack James 72 1765 1837 M09 Hossack Catherine 1843 M09 Hossack Jane 83 1796 1879 M10

Hotchkis F42 Houdon William D01

Howard Mary 65 1786 1851 A11

Howieson John 68 1805 1873 C27 Howieson John 12 1855 1867 C27 Howison John C27 Hozier James 87 1791 1878 N04

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Hozier Henry Montague 69 1838 1907 N04 Hozier Catherine 96 1773 1870 O14 Hunter William 52 1842 1894 C10 Hunter May 1 1874 1875 C10 Hutchison Margaret 34 1820 1854 I39 Hyland Jane 41 1830 1871 L01 Inglis John F13 Inglis Alexander 78 1813 1891 F14

Inglis Alexander 59 1839 1898 F14 Inglis James Neill 0 1870 1871 F14 Inglis Christina Loudon 4 1871 1875 F14 Inglis John Reid 16 1868 1884 F14 Inglis Peter Reid 35 1864 1899 F14 Ivens John F07 Ivens John 0 1860 F07

Ivens William 0 1862 F07

Jaap William John 78 1932 2010 J09

Jack Janet 73 1828 1901 D46 Jack Andrew 86 1761 1847 F17 Jackson Helen 65 1785 1850 C41 Jackson James E07 Jackson Marion 54 1797 1851 F11

Jackson Elizabeth 84 1861 1945 I04 Jamieson Elizabeth 70 1814 1884 L07 Jarvie James 55 1853 1908 D26 Jarvie James 85 1776 1861 D26 Jarvie Catherine 2 1891 1893 D26 Jarvie Mary 60 1885 1945 D26 Johnstone Susanna 77 1796 1873 D40 Kelly Margaret 80 1835 1915 B11 Kelso Helen 80 1825 1905 E52 Kelt John 36 1845 1881 F01 Kelt Jeanie Henry 5 1870 1875 F01 Kelt Sarah Poulton 1 1877 1878 F01 Kelt Robert Scott 0 1877 1877 F01 Kelt John 0 1879 1879 F01 Kennedy Jessie 62 1804 1866 E47 Kennedy Gilbert H15 Kennedy Eliza 16 1834 1850 H15

Kent Margaret 76 1802 1878 B13 Kent Janet 79 1812 1891 B21 Kent Elizabeth G03 Kent Robert 74 1806 1880 G05

Kent Robert G06 Ker John F22

Ker Elizabeth 51 1806 1857 G20

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Ker Eleanora 1782 O17 Kerr Sarah 67 1821 1888 E21

Kerr Mary 95 1842 1937 E54 Kerr Jane 46 1828 1874 K16 Kerr Jane 1834 M04 Kerr Robert 68 1841 1902 M19

Kilgour Robert 1846 E48 Kilpatrick Marion L08

King Margaret C29

King Margaret 69 1793 1862 D10

King Ethel Marian 32 1867 1899 H02 King James 81 1830 1911 H02 Kirk Hugh D10 Kirk Margaret King 7 1872 1879 D10

Kirk Robert 72 1827 1899 F37 Kirk Jessie Cowan 0 1874 1874 F37 Kirk Jessie Cowan 0 1875 1875 F37 Kirk Robert 62 1857 1919 I44 Kirk Elizabeth 92 1880 1972 I45 Kirkland Anne 90 1776 1866 G14 Kirkland John G14 Kirkwood Mary 88 1783 1871 G14

Kirkwood James G14 Knowles Jane A20

Knowles Mary Mcl 46 1785 1831 A20

Knox James 74 1821 1896 G26 Knox Agnes Wilson 83 1859 1942 G26 Knox Margaret Pollock 85 1857 1942 G26 Lambie Margaret 41 1801 1858 M21 Lang Agness C68 Lang Helen 63 1820 1883 C69

Lang Elizabeth 65 1824 1889 J19 Lang John M02 Lang John M02

Laurie David D42

Law John 1833 E13

Law Janet 5 1877 1882 E13

Law Agnes 45 1842 1887 I50 Law John 2 1867 1869 E13 Lawrie Mary 87 1811 1898 C40 Lawrie James C45 Lawrie Margaret 65 1814 1879 D18

Leah Cecilia F40 Lees Simpson 86 1843 1929 I02

Lees Maggie Dunsmore 2 1872 1874 I02 Lees William Waddell 1 1873 1874 I02 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Lees Simpson 20 1883 1903 I02 Lees William Waddell 41 1875 1916 I02

Lindsay James 1795 A01

Littlejhon Margaret K04

Littlejohn Jane E44

Littlejohn Hugh 2 1846 1848 I54

Littlejohn James I54

Littlejohn James I56

Littlejohn Gavin 1845 I56

Livingston Isabella 42 1832 1874 C56

Livingston Christina 61 1844 1905 F15

Lockhart James 1839 E61

Lockhart Christina 50 1822 1872 E61

Lockhart Daniel Duncan 16 1867 1883 E61

Lockhart Mary Scoular 3 1881 1884 E61

Lockhart Marrion 6 1865 1871 E61

Logan Annie 41 1849 1890 I40

Lord Douglas A07

Lord Douglas A09

Loring Anna Henrietta 66 1817 1883 O01

Loudan Janet 1810 I48

Louden Marie 69 1936 2005 J10

Loudon Christina 76 1815 1891 F14

Loudon Mary F20

Loudon Helen Young 78 1855 1933 L03

Lourie Urphan E09

Lourie Marget E12

Lyle Andrea 45 1818 1863 E35

Lyon Stephen 60 1806 1866 F19

Lyon Mary 6 F19

Macallister Mary 58 1834 1892 N01

MacCulloch Michael 1801 N03

MacFadyen Marion 73 1814 1887 H10

Macfarlan Malcolm 56 1815 1871 I05

Macfarlane James 57 1851 1908 E53

Macfarlane William Barr 27 1888 1915 E53

Macfarlane Catherine Agnes 35 1831 1866 G22

MacFarlane Margaret M16

Macintyre Mary Magdalena 53 1867 1920 C42

Mackie Grilled C08

Mackie Francis 52 1820 1872 E56

Mackie Francis 1849 E56

Mackie John 8 1844 1852 E56

Mackie James 30 1844 1874 E56

Mackie Mary 56 1847 1903 E56

Mackie Mary Pettigrew 20 1880 1900 E56

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Mackie Robert 91 1803 1894 H30 Mackie Alexander 69 1861 1930 H30 Mackie Margaret 20 1857 1877 H30 Mackie Walter 39 1891 1930 H30 Macleod Archibald 30 1810 1840 I59 Macmillan Robert Smith K10 Macome Alexander 65 1842 1907 H18

Macpherson Ann 27 1832 1859 C24 Macpherson Mary 68 1821 1889 G16 Mann Jane 57 1836 1893 B27 Mann Janet 49 1805 1854 H15 Mann Jane Catherine Mathers O13 Manson Susan R 47 1835 1882 D28

Marchbank Jane L. 68 1865 1933 I13 Marchbank Arthur 57 1845 1902 I50 Marchbank Isabella Rennie 1 1872 1873 I50 Marchbank William 17 1869 1886 I50 Martin Mary Alexandra 1877 F38 Mathieson John 1846 E49

Mathieson Isabella 0 1872 1873 E49

Mathieson Isabella 0 1874 1875 E49 Mathieson Elizabeth 86 1805 1891 J27 Maxwell Janet 84 1800 1884 B04 Maxwell Margaret 88 1845 1932 B12 Maxwell John 72 1775 1847 D17 Maxwell William D17 Maxwell John 10 1832 1842 D17

Maxwell George 75 1815 1890 D18 Maxwell Jane 18 1842 1860 D18 Maxwell Isabella 0 D18 Maxwell James 34 1828 1862 K11

McAndrew Mary 74 1809 1883 F06 McArthur Ann 41 1826 1867 E24 McBride James 75 1749 1824 B08 McCallum Henry E32 McCallum James 73 1814 1887 E32

McCallum Robert 0 E32 McCallum James 22 1843 1865 E32

McCallum John 54 1842 1896 E32 McCallum George 67 1847 1914 E32 McCallum Mary 59 1798 1857 G04 McCallum Sam 83 1928 2011 J14 McCallum Sheila J14 McCallum Fraser J14

McCallum Vari J14

McColl Margaret 88 1761 1849 C20

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

McCorkindale Christina 35 1837 1872 E61 McDonald Dugald 38 1837 1875 B10 McDonald Dugald B10 McDonald Jessie Stewart 9 1863 1872 B10

McDonald Mary Stewart 4 1865 1869 B10 McDonald Flora Stewart 2 1867 1869 B10 McDonald John Stewart 1 1872 1873 B10 McDonald Archibald 1 1874 1875 B10 McDonald Margaret 52 1835 1887 C38 McDougall Dugald 1827 I57 McDougall John 45 1857 1902 I57

McDougall Mary 43 1863 1906 I57 McDougall George 27 1857 1884 I57 McDougall James 65 1833 1898 J27 McDougall Harriet 23 1883 1906 J27 McDugald Hugh 1803 J27 McDugald Izabella 1853 J27

McFarlane Margaret 69 1735 1904 B24

McGhee Janet 83 1818 1901 E32 McGibbon James R 40 1833 1873 I08 McGill Robert 91 1804 1895 C67 McGill James 17 C67 McGill Mary 12 1851 1863 C67

McGill Robert 26 1843 1869 C67 McGill Andrew 22 1863 1885 C67 McGowan John 79 1771 1850 C20 McGowan John 0 C20 McGowan Andrew 44 1837 1881 C20

McGown James 54 1846 1900 I12 McGown James I13 McGregor Archibald 1 1879 1880 G01

McGregor Mary 0 1883 1884 G01 McGregor Allan 6 1874 1880 G01 McGregor Margaret 83 1806 1886 G05 McInnes Mary 84 1836 1920 M26 McIntosh Margaret 60 1843 1903 M25 McIntosh Dan 73 1927 2000 N11 McKay Eliza 30 1830 1860 A12 McKean Mary Beith 75 1813 1888 L03 McKechnie Roderick 49 1839 1888 G02 McKechnie Isabella 2 1875 1877 G02 McKechnie Isabella 0 1872 1872 G02 McKechnie Neil 4 1864 1868 G02 McKelvie John 70 1827 1897 K16 McKinlay Isabella Morton 60 1813 1873 I29 McLaren Jessie Bell 71 1872 1943 I30 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

McLean Peter C20 McLean Daniel 68 1854 1922 E24

McLean Daniel 66 1823 1889 E24 McLean Peter 1 1852 1853 E24 McLean Daniel 4 1849 1853 E24 Mclean Anne 14 1847 1861 E24 McLean Alexander 1842 G01 McLean Alexander 8 1872 1880 G01

McLean Marion 9 1871 1880 G01 McLean John 3 1867 1870 G01 McLean Neil McArther 3 1867 1880 G01 McLeod Simon 60 1841 1901 M25 McLeod Annie 8 1872 1880 M25 McLeod William 14 1870 1884 M25 McLure James 73 1820 1893 E16 McMicking Jane Maitland 44 1816 1860 A15 McNab John 52 1847 1899 M33 McNab James 20 1860 1880 M33 McNair E23 McNeil Agnes 61 1825 1886 M15

McNeilage Ann 79 1802 1881 E55 McOrquindale Donald E60 McOrquindale Agnas 36 1833 1869 E60

McOrquindale Mary 17 1852 1869 E60 McPhail Elizabeth 75 1856 1931 F05 McPherson Christina 61 1813 1872 D02 McPhie Malcolm 58 1825 1883 C38 McPhie Malcolm 7 1869 1876 C38 McPhie Marion 18 1866 1884 C38 McQueen John H29 McRae George 1845 A05

McRae James Macintosh 1 1874 1875 A05

McWilliam Alexander 1844 J18 McWilliam Alexander 1 1872 1873 J18

Meek Hugh 79 1815 1894 J29 Meek Mary 19 1842 1861 J29 Meek William 68 1809 1877 J30 Meek George 60 1845 1905 J30 Meiklejohn James 81 1800 1881 B04 Meiklejohn William 84 1827 1911 B04 Meiklejohn Mary 32 1838 1870 B04 Mellroy Margaret 1829 C64 Merry Jessie 24 1841 1865 G25

Metchel Elesebeth J17 Mickle Robert E66

Miller John 57 1794 1851 A16

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Miller Agnes 1848 E49 Miller William 52 1806 1858 E50

Miller William 54 1840 1894 E51 Miller Arthur 1 1874 1875 E51 Miller Margaret 72 1869 1941 E51 Miller John 63 1879 1942 E51 Miller Matthew 1834 E71 Miller Annie 4 1862 1866 E71

Miller Jessie 5 1872 1877 E71 Miller Margaret 68 1806 1874 J01 Miller Mary 92 1832 1924 J32 Miller John Graham 62 1813 1875 K27 Miller Christina 3 1861 1865 K27 Miller James 4 1865 1869 E71 Milliken Agnes Dalziel 88 1773 1861 H13 Mills John 64 1798 1862 J01 Mills Janet J01 Minto James Vallance 1806 D11

Morten Mathew 71 1791 1862 D10

Morten Margaret 1819 D10 Morten Mathew D10

Morton Thomas 1780 C24

Morton William 58 1826 1884 C24

Morton John 24 1809 1833 C24 Morton Jane 44 1816 1860 E21 Muir John 74 1796 1870 I52 Muir Betsy 18 1843 1861 I52 Muir Agnes 72 1841 1913 I53 Muir John 1779 I58 Muirhead Agnes 1862 D34

Muirhead Margaret 76 1778 1854 K11

Munday John 1824 B17 Munro Isabella F15

Murray Lawrance 70 1802 1872 B18

Murray Margaret 45 1862 1907 J02 Murrie Jane C05 Naismith James 61 1551 1612 A17

Naismith Isabella 65 1827 1892 B22 Naismith Janet 1919 E14 Naismith Jane 1919 E14

Naismith Gavin E58

Naismith Jean 44 1876 1920 E62

Naismith Robert Findlay 47 1845 1892 E62 Naismith Gavin 62 1842 1904 K07 Neill Agnes Findlay 30 1850 1880 E35 Neilson Walter Beaumont 6 1871 1877 A04 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Neilson James 1792 A04 Neilson James 65 1838 1903 H01

Neilson Annie 53 1867 1920 H01 Neilson Walter 68 1758 1826 H11 Neilson Janet 16 1897 1913 H11 Neilson Thomas 92 1802 1894 H11 Nelson Martha 34 1842 1876 C10 Orp Elizabeth 76 1834 1910 D33 Owen Thoms E67 Owen Mary Helen 2 E67

Pagan John 79 1830 1909 L15

Pagan Anna Marshall 92 1879 1971 L15 Pagan Alexander Hamilton 87 1879 1966 L15 Pagan John Hamilton 42 1871 1913 L15 Pagan Gavin Lang 44 1873 1917 L15 Paisley Elizabeth 84 1815 1899 E42 Park James 66 1846 1911 B12 Park Agnes Maxwell 24 1880 1904 B12 Parker Robina 53 1852 1885 I57 Parker Janet 26 1848 1874 J07 Patan Janet 32 1828 1860 B26 Paterson George 37 1846 1883 C70 Paterson John 35 1783 1918 C70 Paterson Marion 92 1775 1867 F17 Paterson Walter 80 1788 1868 F17 Paterson Mary 85 1781 1866 F24 Paterson Isabel Margaret Ann 86 1891 1977 H04 Paul Margaret 72 1832 1904 A03 Pearson Walker H20 Perston Margaret 68 1845 1913 I20

Pettigrew Mary 58 1820 1878 E56 Pettigrew William 64 1803 1867 J33 Pettigrew John 0 J33 Pettigrew Robert 0 J33

Pettigrew Robert 14 1837 1851 J33

Pettigrew Lane K21 Pollock William 42 1805 1847 B21

Pollock David 0 1831 1832 B21 Pollock Mary Bell 10 1868 1878 B21 Pollock James 1841 C23 Pollock James Loudon 1 1874 1875 C23

Pollock John 7 1869 1876 C23 Pollock Isabella 86 1818 1904 G25 Pollock Ann 84 1820 1904 G26 Pollock Jean 69 1736 1805 I32 Pollock John J15

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Pollock Thomas J17 Pollock James 1819 K18

Pollock William 58 1866 1924 K26

Pollock William Rankine 42 1896 1938 K26 Pollock William 77 1743 1820 K26 Pollock John 95 1760 1855 M17 Pollock Margaret 11 1843 1854 M17 Pollock John 95 1760 1855 N06 Pollock Elizabeth Davidson 11 1862 1873 B21 Porteous Adam 1811 E01 Porteous John Duncan 23 1832 1855 E01

Porteous Agnes 1 1854 1855 E01 Porteous Thomas 1 1864 1865 E01 Porteous William 55 1816 1871 H16 Porteous John Wright 8 1846 1854 H16 Porteous Alexander 41 1850 1891 H16 Pringle Elizabeth O06 Prosser Agnes Murray 1918 L05

Proudfoot Robert 59 1847 1906 B28

Proudfoot Tina McLean 3 1871 1874 B28 Proudfoot Georgina Mary 5 1876 1881 B28 Quigley Thomas E17 Quigley William 21 1853 1874 E17

Rae James I19 Rae Elizabeth 85 1810 1895 I19

Rae James 67 1798 1865 I22 Rankin Janet Hutcheson 81 1809 1890 D25 Rankin Mary Wylie 60 1848 1908 E35 Reader Joanna Barron 60 1851 1911 F06 Reid Catherine 60 1836 1896 C31 Reid Agnes C35 Reid Agnes 29 1843 1873 F14

Reid Jane 57 1833 1890 I39 Renwick James 52 1846 1898 C44 Renwick Robert 0 1876 1876 C44 Reston James 84 1796 1880 I16 Reynalds Maryann 21 1849 1870 I12 Richmond Jane Thomson 2 1861 1863 E06 Richmond Hugh Allan 0 1868 1869 E06 Richmond William 4 1865 1869 E06 Richmond Margaret Allan 17 1866 1883 E06 Richmond Agnes Prosser L06 Rintoul Peter 73 1807 1880 O03

Ritchie Jeanie 61 1828 1889 D33 Robb William 87 1791 1879 I19 Robb Margaret McLean 69 1844 1913 I19 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Robb Elizabeth 68 1846 1914 I19 Robb John Rae 78 1847 1925 I19 Robb James Rae 82 1850 1932 I19 Roberton John 72 1778 1850 O14 Roberton William 48 1808 1856 O14 Roberton William 15 1855 1870 O14 Roberts William 74 1817 1891 L03 Roberts John 82 1850 1932 L03 Roberts James 16 1851 1867 L03 Roberts Elizabeth 14 1860 1874 L03 Roberts William 4 1840 1844 L03 Roberts Jeanie 2 1845 1847 L03 Roberts Thomas 0 1857 1858 L03 Roberts Agnes 83 1855 1938 L03 Robertson Margaret 62 1822 1884 C41 Robertson William F34 Robertson Jane 28 1811 1839 H15

Robertson William 62 1788 1850 H15 Robertson Elizabeth 1 1820 1821 H15 Robertson William 49 1818 1867 H15 Robertson Margaret 1833 1906 I27 Robertson Daniel 62 1826 1888 M23

Robertson Margaret 13 1863 1876 M23 Robertson Annie 11 1866 1877 M23 Robertson Jessie 27 1852 1879 M23 Robertson Robert 22 1872 1894 M23 Robertson Daniel 78 1867 1945 M23 Robertson Agnes 80 1791 1871 N02 Rodger Janet Swan 75 1926 2001 K13 Roger William Taylor 76 1920 1996 K13 Ross William K21 Ross Janet 38 1801 1839 K23

Rowland Adeline 95 1872 1967 H03 Roy Janet 38 1847 1885 B28 Roy Margaret 70 1800 1870 J29 Russell Thomas 82 1833 1915 B27 Russell Andrew 19 1877 1896 B27 Russell Charlie 18 1878 1896 B27 Russell Margaret 42 1811 1852 C32 Russell Jane 79 1785 1864 C33 Russell Jean 58 1814 1872 E29 Russell William G03 Russell William 71 1794 1865 G04

Russell John 15 1801 1816 G04 Russell William H22 Russell Mary 82 1797 1880 M19

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Russell Thomas 88 1796 1884 M21 Russell Mary 88 1821 1909 M21

Russell Patrick Brown 43 1857 1900 O08

Rutherford Margaret 39 1897 1936 E22

Rutherford Thomas Wood 31 1884 1915 G21

Rutherford Margaret McDougall 1 1879 1880 I57

Rynard John C29

Scervice Jannet G06

Schevia George 1795 K20

Scobbie Jessie Roberts 72 1852 1925 B23

Scott Robert 75 1831 1906 B03

Scott Alexander 27 1857 1884 B03

Scott Jane 0 1884 1884 B03

Scott Jane 90 1815 1905 B19

Scott Margaret D08

Scott Ann 72 1814 1886 D11

Scott James 64 1817 1881 D12

Scott Robert 71 1781 1852 D13

Scott Alexander D13

Scott Alexander 3 1816 1819 D13

Scott Betty 0 1819 1819 D13

Scott Gavin 38 1818 1856 D13

Scott Agnes 57 1823 1880 D13

Scott Alexander 58 1821 1879 D14

Scott Isabella 0 1855 1855 D14

Scott Jane 2 1853 1855 D14

Scott Edwin 2 1870 1872 D14

Scott Alexander 22 1889 1911 D15

Scott John 75 1827 1902 D25

Scott Thomas 5 1869 1874 D25

Scott William 16 1874 1890 D25

Scott Helen Thomson 65 1866 1931 D25

Scott Jessie Elizabeth 57 1876 1933 D25

Scott John 75 1862 1937 D25

Scott Bethia Chapman 76 1861 1937 D25

Scott James Chapman 75 1881 1956 D25

Scott James 61 1833 1894 D43

Scott John 90 1769 1859 E34

Scott Helen Coats 16 1834 1850 E34

Scott William 69 1823 1892 E34

Scott Thomas 56 1820 1876 E35

Scott John 76 1851 1927 E35 Scott Bryson 58 1882 1940 E35

Scott John 76 1851 1927 E35

Scott John 90 1769 1859 E36

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Scott Janet Mackie 35 1844 1879 F01 Scott Margaret 46 1825 1871 G10 Scott James I30 Scott Margaret L10

Scott David 71 1836 1907 M26

Scott William Walker 24 1875 1899 M26 Scott Margaret 34 1874 1908 M26 Scott David 64 1862 1927 M26 Scott Anne 33 1818 1851 N09 Scougall James 15 1863 1878 D04 Shanks Jean A21 Shaw Gavin 91 1841 1932 I20

Shaw John 30 1871 1901 I20 Shaw David Perston 38 1877 1915 I20 Shaw Charles 62 1821 1883 K24 Shaw Janet 76 1811 1887 K24 Shaw John 16 1849 1865 K24 Shaw James 36 1852 1888 K24 Shaw David Perston 39 1876 1915 O02 Shaw Mary Milne 5 1869 1874 I20 Shearer Robert Clark 5 1862 1867 D28 Shearer Margaret E58 Shearer Jessie Rae 1945 I22

Shearer William 54 1819 1873 I22

Sherare Ann F41 Simpson Mary 61 1839 1900 E13

Simpson Agnes 82 1779 1861 H17 Simpson Margaret 80 1776 1856 H17 Simpson Mary 63 1811 1874 H18 Smellie Ann B09 Smellie Isabella Barr 70 1866 1936 H30

Smellie John 52 1819 1871 I26 Smellie Robert 37 1808 1845 I26 Smith Mary Ann 36 1823 1859 B24 Smith Janet 76 1779 1855 C24 Smith Janet logan 42 1848 1890 I39 Smith James 77 1822 1899 I39 Smith Alexander H 59 1846 1904 I39 Smith George 32 1866 1898 I39 Smith James 58 1844 1902 I39 Smith Charles 53 1860 1913 I39 Smith Jane Reid 58 1862 1920 I39 Smith John H 70 1852 1922 I39 Smith Peter Caldwell 65 1858 1923 I39 Smith Robert Mackie 72 1854 1926 I39 Smith John Logan 73 1879 1952 I40 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Smith William 77 1830 1907 I53 Smith George 15 1860 1875 I53 Smith John 19 1864 1883 I53 Smith William 16 1869 1885 I53 Sommerville Janet 35 1802 1837 C27 Sommerville A.J.H. 63 1815 1878 G16 Sommerville Margaret Mitchell 79 1850 1929 G16 Sommerville Agnes Ann 61 1850 1911 G16 Sommerville Christina 0 G16 Sommerville William 0 G16

Sommerville Marjory Macpherson 64 1847 1911 G16

Sommerville John I29 Spence Frances Ingram O04

Stannard A. H. 83 1922 2005 J13

Stannard J. McC 89 1922 2011 J13 Steel William C37 Steel Betty 72 1791 1863 D13

Steel Alexander D29 Steel Jane Kirkpatrick 4 1871 1876 D29

Steel Alexander D30 Steel Robert D30

Steel Robert 3 1880 1883 D30

Steel James E46 Steel James 28 1810 1838 E46

Steel Gordon 67 1873 1941 F29 Steel James 55 1846 1901 F29 Steel Agnes Stenhouse 33 1874 1907 F29 Steel James Cosmo Gordon 38 1878 1916 F29 Steel Rachel Johnston Gordon 61 1871 1932 F29 Steuart James 69 1736 1805 O05 Steuart Robert 79 1759 1838 O06 Steuart John Henry O06 Steuart James Frederick 28 1833 1861 O07

Steven John 1833 I27 Steven Agnes 1867 I27

Steven John 0 I27

Steven Margaret 61 1862 1913 I27

Stevenson Robert McQueen 65 1827 1892 A03 Stevenson John 48 1852 1900 A03 Stevenson Alexander Paul 7 1866 1873 A03 Stevenson Janet Elie 64 1859 1923 A03 Stevenson John 64 1800 1864 E29 Stevenson David 3 1835 1838 E29 Stevenson Jean 0 1841 1841 E29 Stevenson Thomas 5 1847 1852 E29 Stevenson John 0 1856 1857 E29 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Stevenson William K23 Stewart Mary 37 1837 1874 B10

Stewart Frederick 61 1878 1939 E54

Stewart John E62

Stewart Catherine J03

Stewart Helen 69 1835 1904 K01

Stobo Robert 70 1764 1834 D08

Stobo Thomas F41

Stobo James 1863 I30

Stobo Jane 1859 I30

Stobo Robert 44 1828 1872 I30

Stobo James 3 1863 1866 I30

Stout William 1805 A10

Stout Janet 3 1845 1848 A10

Stout William 7 1841 1848 A10

Sutherland John 72 1878 1950 I45

Swan Andrew 43 1826 1869 I22

Swan Ann R 50 1820 1870 I22

Swan Jemima B 86 1823 1909 I22

Swanie Elizabeth H29

Sword Agnes 78 1773 1851 D36

Sword Mary 69 1772 1841 O05

Syme Janet 73 1797 1870 C01

Thomson Christina D32

Thomson Jane 65 1800 1865 E06

Thomson Helen 74 1787 1861 E34

Thomson Helen 74 1787 1861 E36

Thomson Margaret Allan 72 1843 1915 G28

Thomson Jane 65 1848 1913 H01

Thomson Robert John 75 1888 1962 H03

Thomson Gavin M30

Thomson Gavin M31

Thomson Barbara 68 1826 1894 N09

Thomson Andrew N10

Thomson Gavin 16 1793 1809 N10

Torbet Mary 57 1857 1910 E32

Torrance James E38 Torrance Margaret 1801 E38

Torrance Jean 1801 E38

Torrance Hugh 33 1800 1833 E38

Tudehope Agnes 35 1836 1871 B03

Tunnock Hugh 65 1804 1869 M13

Tunnock Jane 62 1800 1862 M13

Tunnock Archibald 81 1842 1923 M14

Tunnock Hugh 32 1863 1895 M14

Tunnock Robert Barrie 25 1874 1899 M14

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Tunnock John 35 1867 1902 M14 Tunnock Annie 64 1870 1934 M14 Turnbull Andrew 82 1804 1886 D03 Turnbull Catherine 64 1811 1875 D03 Turnbull Thomas 59 1816 1875 D03 Underwood Margaret Jane 26 1849 1875 B05 Vandeleur Crofton Bury 81 1866 1947 L16 Vannan Jane 92 1815 1907 O03 Waddell Jane 98 1804 1902 G27 Waddell John 1897 G27 Waddell Jessie 77 1849 1926 I02

Walker Margaret E07 Walker Isabella 1794 F19

Walker James F20

Walker Thomas 1945 I22

Walker Jane 70 1845 1915 K07

Wallace Wilberforce 0 1869 1871 D39 Watson Elizabeth 29 1821 1850 C31 Watson Agnes D13 Watson Janet 69 1828 1897 D14

Watson Gavin 1806 F25 Watson John Pearson 43 1831 1874 G23

Watson Marion Johnston 1 1863 1864 G23 Watson John Barker Pearson 18 1858 1876 G23 Watson Gavin 1803 G25 Watson Archie 88 1915 2003 J08

Watson Betty 97 1919 2016 J08 Watt John 78 1845 1923 J07 Watt Elizabeth Wallace 0 1878 1878 J07 Watt Susan Martin 26 1883 1909 J07 Watt Joseph 39 1873 1912 J07 Watt John 35 1882 1917 J07 Watterston Mary 62 1819 1881 D30 Webster James D09 Weir Mary 64 1832 1896 C32

Weir Isabella 55 1834 1889 G02 Welch Mary 82 1771 1853 D17 Welsh Mary 63 1831 1894 F10 White Matthew 64 1827 1891 B01 White James 4 1869 1873 B01 Whitelaw William 61 1806 1867 C36 Whitelaw Thomas F02 Whitelaw William 77 1802 1879 F06

Whitelaw John 40 1844 1884 F06 Whitelaw Alexander 0 1847 1847 F06 Whitelaw Thomas 70 1840 1910 F06 INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Whitelaw William Alexander 52 1849 1901 F06 Wilkie John 65 1817 1882 E28 Wilkie John 59 1770 1829 E37 Wilkie Isabella 25 1793 1818 E37 Wilkie James 47 1801 1848 E37 Wilkie Ann 30 1771 1801 E38 Williams Mary Ann 1810 D27 Williamson Janet C69

Williamson Agnes Cross 35 1844 1879 D12

Williamson Isabella 1808 E50 Williamson Isabella 63 1806 1869 E51

Williamson Betsy 78 1803 1881 I04 Williamson Janet 83 1801 1884 I16 Williamson William I18 Williamson Margaret 56 1829 1885 M07

Williamson Catherine 62 1833 1895 M07 Wilson James 77 1838 1915 B11 Wilson Agnes McKay 0 B11 Wilson William Kelly 0 B11

Wilson John 49 1866 1915 B11

Wilson Margaret 52 1866 1918 B11 Wilson John C48 Wilson James 36 1692 1728 E09

Wilson Robert 1833 1898 F31 Wilson Robert 18 1869 1887 F31

Wilson James F32 Wilson Archibald 46 1786 1832 F33

Wilson Archibald 62 1825 1887 F33 Wilson John 1777 G11 Wilson Margaret J15

Wilson Thomas 38 1820 1858 J19

Wilson Archibald 4 1852 1856 J19 Wilson Thomas 28 1851 1879 J19 Wilson Thomas 0 1878 1879 J19 Wilson William 45 1857 1902 J19 Wilson Isabella 61 1830 1891 J24 Wilson Alexander 80 1789 1869 M10 Wilson James 79 1845 1924 N02 Wingate Margaret 43 1842 1885 E47 Wiseman Margaret 90 1843 1933 L15 Witherspoon Margaret M31 Wood William 77 1826 1903 G21

Wood Elizabeth Jane 74 1865 1939 G21 Wood Jane 3 1857 1860 G21 Wood Helen Lang 86 1857 1943 G21 Wordie John O13

INDEX Name: Age: DOB: DOD: Stone no.

Wordie Jean Arthur 15 1889 1902 O13

Wotherspoon James E69 Wotherspoon K Cathren E69

Wotherspoon William K E69

Wotherspoon Mary Smith E69

Wright Mary Ann 31 1832 1863 D19

Yeats Ann 89 1809 1898 B23 Yeats Michael 73 1766 1839 B23 Yeats William 71 1806 1877 B23 Young Robert 52 1777 1829 A09 Young Sarah 1815 A10 Young James 69 1783 1852 A11

Young Rebacca 79 1817 1895 B18 Young Isabella 1857 I33 Young Thomas 87 I33

Young Thomas M24

Young Christina M24

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