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DENHOLM CEMETERY ( INDEX ) (Compiledby John G. Douglas, Randlea,DENHOLM) (Updated July 2007 ) AITCHISON 122, 355 ALLAN 232 ALISON 235 AMOS 21, 123, 134, 259, 335 ANDERSON 100, 125. 137, 201, 232, 254, 285 ARCHIBALD 116, 2 13, 276, 363 ARMSTRONG 29, 32, 68, 81, 98, 128, 178, 184, 268, 316, 337, 341 ARNOLD 212 ARNOTT 58 ASSMAN 234 AYTON 23 BARR 12, 259 BARRIE 19, 84, 104, 228 BAXTER 92 BEATTIE 14, 18, 108, 147 BECK 324, 343, 344 BELL 96, 137, 137(a), 182, 264, 331 BEST 104 BLACK 32, 102, 184, 274, 354 BLAIR 10 BLYTHE 111 BORLAND 60 BORTHWICK 34, 35, 38, 41 BOYLE 291 BRODIE 332 BROWN 1, 16, 23, 208, 338 BROWNLEE 285 BRYDON 162 BUCHANAN 202 BULMAN 155, 209 BUNTON 308 BURNETT 304 BURNS 199, 218 BYERS 249 CAIRNS 37, 55, 107, 114, 145, 146, 242, 254, 283, 301 CAMERON 147, 190 CAMPBELL 64(a), 152, 169, 170, 197, 226, 289 CARRUTHERS 50, 92, 93, 128, 139, 159 CARTER 355 CHISHOLM 63 CHUGG 336 CLARK 226 CLEGHORN 130 CLELAND 319 COCH RANE 86, 136, 144 COCKBURN 186, 280, 286, 307 COLLINS 55 COOK 144, 327, 335, 345 COWAN 48 CRAIG 107, 241 CRAWFORD 183, 206, 300, 304, 305, 333 CREW 346(a) CROSS 215 CROZIER 95, 126 CRUIKSHANK 310 DALGLEISH 270, 288 DARGIE 199 DARLING 8 9, 225 DAUGHTON 361 DAVIDSON 7, 41, 350 DAVIS 153 DAWSON 314 DELACHE 237 DICKMAN 67 DICKSON 111 DODDS 26 DOEG 298 DONALD 44 DONALDSON 240 DOUGLAS 90, 272, 273, 274, 308, 344 DRINNAN 281 DRUMMOND 128 EASTON 256 ECKFORD 17 EDGAR 179 ELDER 154 ELLIOT 6, 45, 65, 95, 96, 137(a), 142, 160, 251, 256, 263 FADDEN 265 FAIR 270 FAIRLEY 299 FALLA 261 FARLES 126 FAIRBAIRN 25 FERGUSON 56, 75, 128, 151 FERRIER 286 FIELD 315 FINCH 200 FORBES 171 FORD 162, 177 FORSTER 312 FOTHERINGHAME 314 FOX 54, 87, 261 FRASER 2, 135, 207 FUNSTON 61 FURNESS 85, 96 GALLOWAY 141, 231 GARDINER 133 GEORGE 210 GIBSON 65 GOURLAY 180, 317 GRAHAM 138, 148 GRAY 44, 222, 278 GREENWOOD 103 GREIVE 189 GRICE 222 GRIEVE 20, 312, 321, 333 GUTHRIE 107 HADDON 16, 237 HAGGART 258 HALLIDAY 334 HALL 16, 49, 84, 90 HAMILTON 214 HARDY 161, 187 HARGREAVES 3 HARKINS 362 HASTINGS 172 HAY 197 HEATLEY 51 HEATLY 31 HELM 249 HENDERSON 28, 62, 135, 317 HENDRY 2 50 HENRY 27, 158 HETHERINGTON 277 HILL 157 HINDLE 9 HISLOP 346 HOGG 306 HOULISON 48 HOWDEN 227, 239, 302 HUGHES 216 HULLAND 12 HUME 11, 85, 217, 255 HUNTER 219, 328, 342, 358 HUTTON 273 INGLIS 288, 357 JACKSON 106, 165, 183, 267, 271 , 282 JEFFREY 239 JOHNSTON 350 JOHNSTONE 87, 103, 130, 185 KALI 343 KAY 202 KEANE 353, 361 KENNEDY 99 KENNY 311 KENT 224 KERR 140 KILGOUR 8 KYLE 158 LAIDLAW 128, 192, 229, 268 LAING 49 LANG 86 LAUDER 74, 163, 189, 206, 234, 235, LAW 69, 72, 77 LAWSON 319 LEITCH 275 LEITHEAD 71, 163, 273 LESLIE 213, 322 LITTLE 13, 34, 43, 47, 87, 108, 113, 134, 175, 176, 196, 253 LLOYD 190 LOCKIE 94 LOTHIAN 299, 300, 303, 341 LOW 75 LOWRIE 143, 217, 240, 277, 352 MABEN 36 MANDERSON 149 MARSHALL 327 MARTIN 129 MASSON 354 MATHEWSON 340 MATHIESON 109 MEIN 208, 228 MELROSE 258 METHVIN 133 MEW 95 MIDDLEMISS 91, 280 MILES 320 MILLAR 66, 118, 157, 266, 295 MILLER 27, 28, 106, 130, 223 MILLIGAN 169, 17 1 MILLS 67, 339 MINTO 149, 251, 320 MITCHELL 73, 326 MOORE 313 MORLAND 198, 205 MURDIE 262, 278, 290 MURDOCH 326 MURRAY 22, 37, 40, 42, 46, 94, 95, 124, 141, 168, 227, 256, 260, 265, 287, 292, 294, 296, 339, 347 McARTHUR 140 McAULAY 181 Mc BURNIE 1 McCALLUM 112 MacDONALD 30 McDONALD 132 McGILCHRIST 52 McGILL 56 McGIVERN 233 McGLASSON 236 McKAY 291 McKENZIE 35 McLEOD 158 McNAIR 346(b) McNAMARA 177 McQUID 363 MacSORLEY 61 MacTAGGART 60 McWILLIAMS 174 McVITTIE 325 NEIL 25 NEILSON 313 NESBIT 356 NEWLANDS 211 NICHOL 255, 282 NICHOLSON 24 NIXON 156 NOTMAN 200 OGILVIE 257 OLIVER 4, 10, 39, 188, 203, 204, 253, 259, 289, 349 OSBORNE 245 PAIN 88 PARK 38, 246 PATERSON 328 PATON 174 PEARSON 63 PHAUP 20 PHILLIPS 120, 167 PIERSCIONEK 194 PLUNKETT 236 PORTEOUS 121 PRATT 9 PRESSLY 5 PRESTON 140 PRETSELL 53 PURVES 64, 186 QUEENAN 178 RA E 89, 165, 170, 179, 181, 191, 360 RAMAGE 15, 45, 172 RAMSAY 133 REDPATH 26, 110 REID 330, 357, 362 RENNIE 106 RENWICK 83, 119, 120 RICHARDSON 57, 204, 212, 272, 283, 284 RIDDELL 82 ROBERTSON 59, 69 ROBSON 21, 39, 129, 293 RODDAN 159 ROUTLE DGE 81 RUSSELL 96, 250 RUTHERFORD 42, 117 RUTHERGLEN 162 SANDERSON 2, 296 SAUNDERS 310 SCOON 124 SCOTT 4, 13, 30, 33, 57, 112, 127, 128, 131, 132, 141, 142, 193, 196, 218, 229, 248, 260, 262, 293, 297, 309, 331, 351, 352, 360, 364 SHARP 29 5 SHAW 245 SHERRIFF 153 SHIELLS 359 SIMPSON 115, 122 SINCLAIR 329 SISTERSON 76 SKEUGH 156 SMAIL 116 SMITH 11, 72, 78, 110, 248, 264 SOMMERVILLE 17, 121 STAFFORD 252 STEEL 173, 330 STEIN 29 STEPHEN 346 STIRLING 101 STITT 164 STORIE 356 STUART 33 SUDDON 51, 238, 298 SWAN 287 SYMES 221 TAIT 66, 78, 100, 101, 102, 166, 167, 321, 332 TAYLOR 22, 43, 85, 172 TELFER 76, 210, 297 THALLON 31 THOMSON 97, 182, 203, 225, 243, 283, 350(a) TINLIN 180, 329 TODD 85 TOFTS 71 TOLMIE 2 46 TOPPING 62 TURNBULL 42, 52, 68, 79, 84, 92, 97, 105, 114, 120, 128, 132, 161, 188, 192, 194, 201, 209, 244, 247, 267, 275, 276, 290, 316, 329, 342, 364 TURNER 340 TYRRELL 307 VEITCH 24 WALDIE 128, 209 WALKER 136 WALLACE 252, 359 WATERS 50 WATKINS 230 WATSON 131 WAUGH 247 WEBB 347 WEIR 173 WELSH 150, 227, 242, 243 WHEELANS 334 WHITE 105, 115 WHITELEY 132 WIGHT 7, 146 WILFORD 279 WILSON 113, 150, 187, 205, 338 WINTON 87 WOOD 54, 195, 220, 349, 351, 358 WYLIE 74, 219, 281, 34 8 WYLLIE 155 YOUNG 70, 80, 82, 248, 271, 318, 323, 325 YOUNGER 91 DENHOLM CEMETERY (Monumental Inscriptions) (Compiled by John G Douglas, Randlea, DENHOLM in July 2006 and updated July 2007) PERIMETER 1 Sacred to the memory of ISABELLA BROWN widow of JOHN McBURNIE who died at Denholm 4.5.1895 aged 89 years. 2 Large Celtic Cross: In memory of WILLIAM SANDERSON who died 1.8.1931 aged 89 also his wife MARGARET FRASER who died 15.4.1919 aged 77 their eldest son JOHN SANDERSON who died at Joppa 7.10.1954 aged 79 the ir daughter ELSIE GRANT SANDERSON who died at Joppa 16.7.1963 aged 84. 3 In loving memory of FLORENCE youngest daughter of Mr & Mrs FRED HARGREAVES who died from accident at Denholm 5.11.1920 aged 11 years. 4 Ornately designed stone: In loving memory of DAVID L. SCOTT Swiss Villa who died 10.1.1924 aged 75 years also his wife ISABELLA OLIVER who died 27.3.1933 aged 81 years WILLIAM OLIVER Builder who died 9.6.1923 aged 86 years. 5 Erected by her niece in loving memory of HELEN G . H. PRESSLY faithful nurse for 38 years in the family of Mr & Mrs GREENSHIELDS LEADBETTER Spital Tower died 21.11.1929 aged 75 years. 6 In loving memory of SCOTT ELLIOT Joiner who died at Westgate Cottage Denholm on 7.10.1936 in his 78th year a lso his wife MARGARET ELLIOT who died 15.8.1941 in her 72nd year also their daughter ESTHER ELLIOT who died 10.11.1980 in her 82nd year. 7 In memory of PETER SINTON WIGHT Farmer, Denholmhall who died 21.3.1927 in his 77th year also his wife JES SIE ELLEN DAVIDSON who died at Campfield 5.3.1933 aged 71 years and WILLIAM their son who died at Maxton 22.4.1898 aged 9 months also their son WALTER who died 19.4.1953. 8 Broken: Dr ALAN JAMES KILGOUR who died at Fernbank, Denholm 5.2.1927 aged 2 7 years. 9 Flat: Sacred to the memory of JOSEPH PRATT born 25.9.1862 died 14.7.1924 and his wife LAURA HINDLE who died 15.10.1944. 10 In memory of WILLIAM OLIVER Engineer & Millwright who died 24.11.1956 aged 87 and his wife MARY JANE BLA IR who died 8.9.1923 aged 53 also their daughter ELSIE who died 15.6.1981 aged 86. 11 In loving memory of JOHN SMITH, M.A. Minister of Denholm United Free Church for 36 years born 14.8.1859 died at the Manse 24.10.1928 also AGNES HUME his wife bor n 3.1.1870 died at Broomieknowe 21.8.1952 and their daughter AGNES T. N. SMITH, M.A. born 17.9.1902 died 18.1.1986. 12 ISABEL MARY BARR widow of HENRY CLARKE HULLAND who died at Denholm 26.11.1926. 13 Lying flat: In loving memory of MARGARET S COTT beloved wife of CHARLES LITTLE who died 7.11.1921 aged 78 years also the above CHARLES LITTLE who died at Denholm 18.12.1950 aged 89 years. 14 In loving memory of HELEN BEATTIE Thorncroft Denholm who died 9.10.1946 ANDREW DOTT BEATTIE her bro ther who died 17.10.1948 CHRISTINA BEATTIE her sister who died 15.3.1952 and CATHERINE FANNY BEATTIE her sister who died 26.9.1953. 15 In loving memory of MIMA RAMAGE beloved daughter of JOHN & ELIZABETH RAMAGE who died at Denholm 8.8.1919 aged 28 years also the above JOHN RAMAGE who died 23.11.1928 aged 85 years also the above ELIZABETH RAMAGE who died 4.12.1932 aged 80 years.
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    SCOTTISH BORDERS COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MINUTE of Meeting of the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE held in the Council Chamber, Council Headquarters, Newtown St Boswells, TD6 0SA on Tuesday, 3 November, 2015 at 10.00 am Present:- Councillors S Aitchison (Chairman – Education Business), S Bell (Chairman – Economic Development Business), D Parker, (Chairman – Other Business), C Bhatia, M J Cook (from para.2.1), G Edgar, J Mitchell, D Moffat, D Paterson, F Renton, R Smith. Also Present:- Councillors I Gillespie, G Logan, A Nicol, W McAteer, S Marshall, S Mountford. Apologies:- Councillors J Brown, V Davidson. In Attendance:- Depute Chief Executive (People), Chief Officer Economic Development, Corporate Transformation and Services Director, Service Director Children & Young People, Service Director Regulatory Services, Business Gateway Manager, Funding & Project Officer, Clerk to the Council, Democratic Services Officer (J Turnbull). EDUCATION BUSINESS Present:- Mrs J Aitchison, Mr J Walsh Apologies:- Mr G Donald, Ms A Ferhai. 1. CHAIRMAN Councillor Aitchison chaired the meeting for consideration of the Education Business. He welcomed Mrs Aitchison and Mr Walsh to this section of the Executive meeting and passed on apologies on behalf of Mr Graeme Donald and Alison Ferhai. MEMBER Cllr Cook joined the meeting during consideration of the following item. 2. HOBKIRK PRIMARY SCHOOL 2.1 There had been circulated copies of a report by the Service Director Children and Young People proposing changes to the status of Hobkirk Primary School in that it be mothballed for a temporary period and that the decision to do so be reviewed within 12 months. The report outlined the background to the falling pupil roll at Hobkirk Primary School, which had resulted in placing requests from parents of the last seven pupils attending the school being granted, leaving no pupils at the school.