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1850-1920
Posted by webmaster on March 12 2005

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5 Responses to “1850-1920”

  1. Rose Thompson Says:

    Hello, I am trying to find anything I can about Rawyards in Airdrie and particularly Wheatholm Park. I have been told that the park was donated to the people of Rawyards by James Taylor of the Wheatholm Park. Can anyone confirm this for me? Any information would be gratefully received.

    Thank- You Rose

  2. Agnes Johnston (McCusker) Says:

    My parents and grandparents are from Airdrie and I just want to learn more about it and them.

  3. stardust Says:

    hello agnes and rose, i dont know anything bout who owned wheatholm park, but myself my sister and 5 brothers played there, i was born in the 50s i lived near there,..my name was then [ margaret higgins],..whats yours agnes and rose????

  4. stardust Says:

    hi there agnes, i came from rawyards, wheatholm park was the place me my sister, and 5 brothers all played going down the bray with our sledges lol oh what happy times we had then,..i dont know who owned wheatholm rose, but it was a great place [the old rawyards] when we were kids,..whats your names please?….i was margaret higgins way back then,…if you knew me get intouch ok?

  5. ALASTAIR GARDNER Says:

    The 1871 census of the parish of AIRDRIE shows a JOHN GARDNER a Blacksmith living at 115 Black Street,Rawyards,Is there info about that family

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