RE:ScotHeritage@aol.com message Heaven preserve us all if we lose our Scottish sense of humour - and I speak as a well-travelled Scot living in London for 23 years, married to an Irishman, with children who have North London accents (with a bit of Greek, Turkish and West Indian influence, thanks to their friends!) Best wishes, Cecilia Horsburgh Blaney researching Mackay and Macleod, Inverness area and Horsburgh and Thomson -Midlothian and Borders PS Does anyone have info on Inverness businesses between 1900 and 1919 - I'm searching for info on a grocery shop "near the harbour" - possibly named Mackay's. I am also seeking a journalist called John Macleod - possibly living in Inverness during the First World War. Thanks for your time.