----- Original Message ----- From: Carl Christie To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, April 16, 2001 10:38 AM Subject: Fw: Kincardine MI's ----- Original Message ----- From: Carl Christie To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 5:52 PM Subject: Kincardine MI's While researching my family in Kincardineshire i noted some MI's for in various churchyards/cemeteries, so here they are, hopefully they will be of use to some one! FETTERCAIRN In loving memory of David Low Thomson, bel. husband of Catherine Christie d. 23/04/1941 aged 78 the above Catherine Christie d. 27/02/1945 aged 76 and their dau. Emma Christie d. 19/02/1986 aged 78 In memory of Wm. Main beloved husband of Helen Christie d. 08/06/1943 aged 34 WEST MEARNS CHURCH, FETTERCAIRN Jane Wallace wife to David Christie, sometime tenant in Upper Thainston who d. 10/10/1850 aged 78, the above David Christie d. 27/01/1835 aged 70 WEST MEARNS CHURCH, AUCHINBLAE Erected by Wm. Christie in mem. of his wife Jane Cruickshank who d. at Mains of Dillivard 28/08/1886 aged 55 also son George d. in infancy and the above Wm. Christie d. at West town Barras 26/07/1897 aged 63? also his son in law John Halcro d. at Law of Monbeddo 29/05/1918 aged 72 AUCHINBLAE CEMETERY James Christie d. at Ringwood, Fordoun 24/05/1942 and his wife Helen Paul d. 16/10/1948 GLENBERVIE KIRKYARD Erected by Jane Christie in mem. of her husband Robert Kinloch d. 12/02/1916 aged 68 also their son Alexander died in France 28/03/1918 aged 28 also their dau. Margaret d. 17/03/1919 aged 39 also sons Robert & James died in infancy also son William d. 03/06/1930 aged 54 and the above Jane d. 01/05/1931 aged 87 GOURDON CEMETERY Erected by George Christie in loving memeory of his wife Margaret Ann McLeod who d. 12/12/1918 aged 44 and their dau. Mary Ann who died 13/12/1918 aged 16 In loving memeory of our sister Margaret Christie who died 31/07/1934 aged 62 and her husband Wm. Legg Wood d.01/08/1935 aged 63 also their adopted dau. Bella Wood d. 02/10/1932 aged 18 I do have some others but i'll post them later on. Happy hunting, Carl Christie