Hallo All I am a new subscriber - I live in South Africa - and have for some while been looking for the ancestors of my GGrandfather Samuel Scott. I do not know much about his life in Scotland other that the fact that he was born about 1840 and that he declared on his emigration that he was from Dumfries. He had two brothers William and Robert and a sister Mirran (or Marion). A cousin of Samuel, Isabella Scott was married to a SWAN and the only combination I could find of these names was a couple John SWAN married to Isabella Scott in Colvend. Today I found a picture sent by a cousin of Samuel of the Port 'o Warren coastal village with a note that said "this was the area where your grandfather lived as a boy". Is there anybody on the list who has an interest in either the SCOTT or the SWAN families of the Colvend/Port 'o Warren Area? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Regards Dennis Pretorius Krugersdorp, South Africa Tel +27-11-769-2400 Cel +27-83-324-2238 Web Site : www.krugersdorp.org E-mail :[email protected]

Dear Betty, For what it is worth, There are a number of Boyd and Henry Lairs/Graves shown in the Monumental Inscriptions Books for Kirkcudbrightshire in Volumes 4 and 5. The one nearest to a Samuel Henry is Lair 108 died Glenhead,Rerrick 9th Dec 1885 aged 73. however,his wife was Mary Clark 1820-1901. There was a Family of Boyd in Lockerbie, Dumfriesshire, my cousin's in-laws. Their daughter married William Campbell. they emigrated to Hazenmore,Saskatchewan, Canada. Mary Boyd was born in Dryfesdale Lockerbie 10/8/1879 and died Hazenmore,1963. Two possible sources of research--apart from Registrars in kirkcudbright and Dumfries is to ask The D & G FHS Research Centre at 9,Glasgow Street,Dumfries,Scotland for a volunteer to check the OPRs/census for you or you can surf New Register House Scotland. http://www.origins.net Origins cost £6 for 24 hrs and Certificates cost about £10. From your known data and certificates you should be able to compile a tree plan (Even a very small one). If you care to let me have an e#mail with your compilation of what seems your tree I will try to advise further. Regards,James -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: 15 August 2001 03:01 Subject: SCT-KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE-D Digest V01 #66

Hi Can anyone tell me whether the Parish of Girthon still exists, and if so, which towns it incorporates. I have on a marriage certificate, that the bride and groom in question resided in Gatehouse of Fleet but were registered in the Parish of Girthon. How are they connected? The persons in question are: Thomas JOHNSTONE - parents Janet EWINS and Gordon JOHNSTON - (with no 'e') Grace RIDDICK - parents Elizabeth Templeton and James RIDDICK. They were married in 1861 at the United Presbyterian Church. If anyone recognises any of this or knows the answer to the above, I would be very grateful for your help. Many thanks Victoria Germain

I am trying to locate my Great Great Grandmother, Henrietta Kathyrn McCandlish, who came over from Kirkcudbright Scotland somewhere between 1850-1860. I think it was closer to 1855-1858. I think her father might have been William Candlish and mother Isabella. The last name may have also been Candlish. It seems she might have added the Mc to her name when she came to USA. Her grandparents might have been John & Jane Candlish. She might have had other siblings with a sister named Catherine. Henrietta's father remarried after her mother's death and at the age of 18-21 Henrietta came to the United States. Henrietta came by ship to the New York Harbor and then lived with her aunt in Iowa. Aunts name, I think, is Eliza Candlish, who later might have returned to Scotland. Henrietta married in Brookville, Iowa in January 27, 1859, to Fredrick C. Nawgel. I have not been able to find any records in Iowa of their marriage or etc. I have not been able to find her on any immigrant list. Henrietta's birthdate is June 2 or 5, 1837 and she died in August 18, 1900. She is buried in MO. I don't know if she, Eliza, was Henrietta's father's sister or who she is. I am assuming since this William Candlish funeral card is in the family Bible, he was her father. I also, have other funeral cards that were in the family Bible. They were for: 1) Catherine Grieve - Card states: Beloved wife of Thomas Davies who departed this life May 30, 1888. Toxteth Park Cemetery. Thinking maybe she was Henrietta's sister and was adopted by the Grieves. Maybe later married a Conning. 2) James Conning-d. October 26, 1885 at 25 years of age. Toxteth Cemetery. I have no idea who these people are, but they must be some importance as their cards were in the family Bible. Maybe her father-in-law? Not sure why Henrietta added the Mc to Candlish upon coming to U.S. or if her father used the Mc at one time. Is there a site to view this cemetery records? I can't find any concrete proof. I have no other info and keep running into walls. Any info you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Please reply. Thank you, Cindy

McCANDLISH is not a common name so am replying with following which maybe of use in the future. Margaret McCANDLISH b before 1685 m Andrew McCLURE b before 1685 Children John b1702 Sorbie WIG Eleanor 1705 Sorbie WIG Janet 1708 Sorbie WIG William 1710 Sorbie WIG Do come back to me if you manage to leap over the walls. Courage we all have them. Margaret was probably my 6xGTGmother Good Luck Anne Greenly Wiltshire UK

You wont find the Toxteth cemetery records on line, but I suggest you try the Liverpool list. Someone would be able to tell you who to contact Toxteth (in case you didnt know Toxteth Park is in Liverpool) The Liverpool link is: [email protected] F. Carson West Oz. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chuck Gibson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 2:48 AM Subject: Fwd: {not a subscriber} McCandlish / Candlish > > > ---------- Forwarded Message ---------- > Subject: {not a subscriber} McCandlish / Candlish > Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 11:22:31 -0600 > From: "kensherm00" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Cc: <[email protected]> > > > Hello! > > I am trying to locate my Great Great Grandmother, Henrietta Kathyrn > McCandlish, who came over from Kirkcudbright Scotland somewhere between > 1850-1860. I think it was closer to 1855-1858. > > I think her parents might have been William Candlish and mother Isabella, > last name may have also been Candlish. Her grandparents might have been > John & Jane Candlish. She might have had other siblings with a sister named > Catherine. > > Henrietta's father remarried after her mother's death and at the age of 18-21 > she came to the United States. Henrietta came by ship to the New York > Harbor and then lived with her aunt in Iowa. Aunts name, I think, is Eliza > Candlish, who later might have returned to Scotland. Henrietta married in > Brookville, Iowa in January 27, 1859, to Fredrick C. Nawgel. I have not > been able to find any records in Iowa of their marriage or etc. > > Henrietta's birthdate is June 2 or 5, 1837 and she died in August 18, 1900. > > I don't know if she, Eliza, was Henrietta's father's sister or who she is. > > I am assuming since this William Candlish funeral card is in the family > Bible, he was her father. > > I also, have other funeral cards that were in the family Bible. > They were for: > 1) Catherine Grieve - Card states: Beloved wife of Thomas Davies who > departed this life May 30, 1888. Toxteth Park Cemetery. Thinking maybe she > was Henrietta's sister and was adopted by the Grieves. Maybe later married > a Conning. 2) James Conning-d. October 26, 1885 at 25 years of age. > Toxteth Cemetery. I have no idea who these people are, but they must be some > importance as their cards were in the family Bible. Maybe her > father-in-law? > > Not sure why Henrietta added the Mc to Candlish upon coming to U.S. or if her > father used the Mc at one time. > > Is there a site to view this cemetery records? > > I can't find any concrete proof. > > I have no other info and keep running into walls. Any info you can provide > would be greatly appreciated. Please reply. > > Thank you, > Cindy > > ------------------------------------------------------- > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog >

---------- Forwarded Message ---------- Subject: {not a subscriber} McCandlish / Candlish Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 11:22:31 -0600 From: "kensherm00" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Hello! I am trying to locate my Great Great Grandmother, Henrietta Kathyrn McCandlish, who came over from Kirkcudbright Scotland somewhere between 1850-1860. I think it was closer to 1855-1858. I think her parents might have been William Candlish and mother Isabella, last name may have also been Candlish. Her grandparents might have been John & Jane Candlish. She might have had other siblings with a sister named Catherine. Henrietta's father remarried after her mother's death and at the age of 18-21 she came to the United States. Henrietta came by ship to the New York Harbor and then lived with her aunt in Iowa. Aunts name, I think, is Eliza Candlish, who later might have returned to Scotland. Henrietta married in Brookville, Iowa in January 27, 1859, to Fredrick C. Nawgel. I have not been able to find any records in Iowa of their marriage or etc. Henrietta's birthdate is June 2 or 5, 1837 and she died in August 18, 1900. I don't know if she, Eliza, was Henrietta's father's sister or who she is. I am assuming since this William Candlish funeral card is in the family Bible, he was her father. I also, have other funeral cards that were in the family Bible. They were for: 1) Catherine Grieve - Card states: Beloved wife of Thomas Davies who departed this life May 30, 1888. Toxteth Park Cemetery. Thinking maybe she was Henrietta's sister and was adopted by the Grieves. Maybe later married a Conning. 2) James Conning-d. October 26, 1885 at 25 years of age. Toxteth Cemetery. I have no idea who these people are, but they must be some importance as their cards were in the family Bible. Maybe her father-in-law? Not sure why Henrietta added the Mc to Candlish upon coming to U.S. or if her father used the Mc at one time. Is there a site to view this cemetery records? I can't find any concrete proof. I have no other info and keep running into walls. Any info you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Please reply. Thank you, Cindy -------------------------------------------------------

Greetings to all Listers. I am seeking information/leads to sources on my GG Grand mother, Isabella Emily (McCULLOCH) DRIVER and her family in Scotland. She was born 14 OCT 1843, Kirkcudbright, Scotland, parents William McCULLOCH and Isabella STEWART. Isabella died 28 NOV 1882 in Shillong, India. She was married to Andrew Brown DRIVER, (who was born in Beverly, MA, USA), in Cherra Punjee, India. Andrew was engaged in conducting a tea plantation, and their 5 children were all born in India. I have no information on whether Isabella had any siblings, but do have some (limited) information on her parents as follows: William was the son of John Ramsey McCULLOCH and Isabella STEWART. He served in the 13th Native Infantry in India. He was a Political Agent in Manipur, Assam. He authored a book entitled, "Account of the Valley of Manipur and the Hill Tribes" pub. in Calcutta 1859. He died in Shillong 4 April 1885. He was the oldest son of Edward McCULLOCH, laird of Auchengool, and Sarah daughter of Rev Dr James LASING of Glasserton. I have no further data on William's family. I have tried to gain more info by subscribing to the INDIA-L on Rootsweb, but have had little success. If anyone has any connections, or any leads to suggest, please do contact me. Pamela (Driver) Moore Texas, USA

Hi everyone I am looking for info on Thomas Johnston(e) married to Grace Riddick. I believe they came from Girthon, and were married in 1861. They had a daughter named Agnes who married John Tait in 1892 in Anderston District of Glasgow. They also had a son John Tait in 1894, also in the Anderston District. Does any one recognise any of these names? Thanks in advance. Victoria Germain

1850 Jan 7: Alexander WHAN: Gatehouse: aged 70: 1850 Jan 26: Janet CAMPBELL or GUTHRIE: Gatehouse: aged 77: 1850 Mar 18: John JOHNSON: Buck Street Gatehouse: 1850 Mar 18: John LELDER: in the Parish of Girthon: aged 64: 1850 Mar 25: Hanna WYLLIE wife of Thomas McCORMICK flesher: Gatehouse: aged 38: 1850 Apr 7: Agnes HANNAY belong to Carriek FERGUS: woman aged 52years: 1850 May 15: Margaret INGLIS: Front Street Gatehouse: aged 90: 1850 May 16: Margaret GORDON or McMASTER: Gatehouse: aged 89: 1850 May 17: Agnes PURDIE or DUNBAR: Swan Street: aged 65: 1850 Jun 1: Agnes WATSON or Widow SMITH(cause of death childbed): Front Street: aged 42: 1850 Nov 7: Ann Harriott McCRACKEN wife of John ROBERTSON, for sometime Excise Officer in Gateway: aged 38: also their daughter Harriot Grace Stewart who died in infancy: 1850 Dec 5: Mary FOWLER only daughter of Thomas FLOWLER grocer: Front Street: aged 15 years: ------------------------------------------------------- More to follow. Years 1851-52-53-54 Marg

1849 Jan 6: Thomas McKENNA (drowned) aged 12 years: 1849 Jan 26: Mary KIRKPATRICK: aged 36: 1849 Feb 15: William GORROWAY: Gatehouse: aged 88: 1849 Feb 15: Maitland ROBISON: Back Street: aged 60: 1849 Feb 15: Henry LONG: Swan Street: aged 93: 1849 Feb 15: Mary MILLROY: 1849 Feb 15: Agnes McLELLAN wife of Sam DAVIS mole catcher: Gatehouse: aged 37: 1849 Mar 20: Mary COPELAND relict of William GARRMAY: aged 78: 1849 Apr 2: Matthew STOTT: Bartwhistle Street: aged 31: 1849 Apr 7: David CREDIE esq Provost of Gatehouse: aged 60: 1849 Apr 15: James CARTER: Gatehouse: 1849 Apr 17: Widow McCULLOCH: Front Street Gatehouse: aged age 60: 1849 May 12: John McCREDIE: Back Street Gatehouse: aged aged 11 years: 1849 Jun 8: Jean McGAW: Back Street Gatehouse: aged 6hours: 1849 Jun 9: Elizabeth KELVIE: Front Street Gatehouse: aged 6 years: 1849 Jun 13: Martin HAINING: Front Street Gatehouse: aged 81: 1849 Jun 16: Ann BLACK: Gatehouse: aged 67: 1849 Oct 7: James CAMPBELL draper: Gatehouse: aged 30: 1849 Oct 13: John McQUARRIE spinner: Gatehouse: aged 30: 1849 Oct 21: Hugh McKEAND: Back Street Gatehouse: aged 88: 1849 Oct 22: Samuel McLELLAN: Front Street Gatehouse: aged 84: 1849 Oct 23: Thomas McLELLAN: aged 80: 1849 Nov 7: James DALYMPLE: Buck street Gatehouse: aged 3 years: 1849 Nov 8: George WHAN: Front Street Gatehouse: aged 41: 1849 Nov 14: Mrs Agnes WILSON: Front Street Gatehouse: aged 57: 1849 Nov 27: Walter WALKER: Birkwhistle Street Gatehouse: aged 85: 1849 Dec 2: Jean SHAW: Girthon Kirk: age 22: 1849 Dec 3: Martin HAINING: Gatehouse: aged---- 1849 Dec 10: Agnes BROADFOOT: Gatehouse: aged 85:

1848 Jan 3: James WATSON surgeon: aged 65: 1848 Jan 27: James POTER: Cottage with-in Cally: 1848: --------WALLS: Gatehouse: aged 93 yrs: 1848 Feb 14: Ann BODEN: Front Street: aged 72: 1848 Feb 22: James RAIN(Ruin): Townhead: aged 74: 1848 Mar 2: Robert HARPER: Gatehouse: aged 75: 1848 Mar 20: Eilzabeth CARMINT: Front Street: aged 38: 1848 Mar 20: Elizabeth McROBERT: Back Street: aged 65: 1848 Mar 20: Peter McGAW: Back Street: aged 70: 1848 Mar 28: James DARBY: Kirthon Kirk; aged 80: 1848 Mar 29: William Nicolas DENNISTON: Gatehouse: aged 76: 1848 Mar 30: William COWAN: Birkwhistle Row: aged 14 yrs: 1848 Apr 1: Widow WHITE or LOMISKY: Gatehouse: aged 69: 1848 May 29: Janet WALKER: Gatehouse: aged 58: 1848 May 29: William COWAN: aged 82: 1848 Apr 4: Margaret MILLIGAN: Cally: aged 28: 1848 Jun 4: Mary RIDDLE: Pauper: Gatehouse: aged 70: 1848 Jun 18: Ruth SCOTT relict of John SCOTT: Gatehouse: aged 76: 1848 Jul 17: Widow DAILLY: Gatehouse: aged 56: 1848 Oct 22: James McEWEN joiner: Gatehouse: aged 75: 1848 Nov 1: Mary THOMSON relict of George THOMSON innkeeper:Gatehouse: aged 87: 1848 Nov 12: Edward DOYLE: aged 50: 1848 Nov 17: William POTER contractor: Gatehouse: aged 62: 1848 Nov 23: Georgina LINTON: Gatehouse: aged 47: 1848 Dec 2: Elizabeth MILLIGAN: Gatehouse: aged 63: 1848 Dec 4: Thomas KENNEDY: Gatehouse: aged 70: 1848 Dec 8: Sam BROWN: Girthon: aged 76: 1848 Dec 23: Nancy RICE: Gatehouse: aged 60:

1842 Jun 8: Jean McCONCHIE wife of Bailie JOHNSON: Gatehouse: aged 57: 1842 Oct 27: John CLARKE teacher: Gatehouse: of Crossmichael: aged 45. 1845 May 21: John GIBSON teacher: Gatehouse: aged 31: 1847: Janet CLARK spinster: Back street Gatehouse: aged 77: 1847: Elizabeth Patterson widow of Anthony WILSON: age 90 yrs: 1847 Mar 10: David LAURIE: Drumwall: aged 23: 1847 Mar 12: Inf son of Sam McKEAN: 1847 Mar: William TELFER: 1847 Mar: Robert McGAW: 1847 Mar 31: John TAGGART weaver: Gatehouse: aged 75: 1847 May 16: Samuel McTAGGART tailor: Gatehouse: aged 75: 1847 May 26: Samuel McTAGGART factory: Gatehouse: aged 68: 1847 Jul 12: Margaret McKEAN relict of Peter McKIE: aged 90 yrs:

I had taken these deaths from the Old Parish records for GIRTHON. I don't think it is the full list of names & years. Some of the spelling is as I thought it read. More years to follow Hope it of help to someone out there. Marg. Researching McTAGGART/TAGGART & SKENE of Girthon. DEATHS: GIRTHON Parish records. 1826 Aug 19: Margaret McTAGGART: Gatehouse: aged 56: 1832 May 18: Alex McCONCHIE jnr: Gatehouse: aged 23: Consumption: 1832 Oct 20: James McCONCHIE: nailor: Gatehouse: aged 21: 1833 Aug 1: John McGAW: mason: Gatehouse: age 60: 1834 Jan 14: John McCONCHIE: weaver: Gatehouse: aged 36: 1835 Aug 28: Mary ROBSON: wife of Wm JOHNSON late Inkeeper: Gatehouse: aged 26: 1835 Oct 5: Ann ROBERTSON: relict of the late James NEILSON slater: Gatehouse: aged 91: 1835 Dec 21/25:Tibby TAGGART relict of the late James McCELLAN:aged 87: 1836 Apr 4: Mary McSEAN wife of Thomas CAMPBELL weaver: Gatehouse: aged 23 (childbed) 1837 Feb 6: Marion CAMPBELL wife of Samuel McTAGGART weaver: Gatehouse: aged 56yrs 9mts: 1837 Jul 8: Charles McGAW mason: Gatehouse: 1838 May 5: Mary McNEIL dau of Rodney McNEIL woodmarch?: Gatehouse: aged 3 yrs. 1838 - - -: Neilson RAE Surgeon Gatehouse: 1838 Nov 24: Marion McKIE gardener: Cottage Cally: aged 65: 1839 May 13: Mary TAGGART wife of John HYSLOP grocer:

1841 Jan 30: Mary ALEXANDER wife of James Mc EWIN joiner: aged 69: 1841 Feb 2: William LEWIS after a long confinement: aged 81: 1841 Feb 3: Elizabeth McLELLAN: pauper: aged 81: 1841 Feb 4: Alexander son of James WILSON labourer: aged 3 years: 1841 Feb 6: William KINNEL mason: aged 87: 1841 Feb 13: John CARSON hatter: (cause of death Dropsey) aged 25: 1841 Feb 19: Grace McMILLIAN relict of G WALKER aged 91: 1841 Feb 17: Janet BLACK relict of John WHICK: aged 81: 1841 Mar 7: Janet McMASTER daughter of Fergus McMASTER age 26: 1841 Apr 23: Mary WATT spouse of Rodney McNEIL: Gatehouse: 1841 May 10: Jean BLACK or MILLGAN (Mrs SHAW's mother) Died of old age: 82 yrs: 1841 May 13: Catherine NEIL spouse of John HANNING: died suddely aged 72: 1841 May 24: John STODDART maniac: aged 41: 1841 Jun 16: George MILLIGAN son of David McMILLIAN: of sick aged 23: 1841 Jun 16; Widow Janet WRIGHT a pauper of old age: 1841 Jul 10: Margaret daughter of Charles McMaster mariner Gatehouse: aged 6 years: 1841 Jul 22: Jane BURBIE spouse of John HUGH: Drawbridge: 1841 Jul 23: LEE William servant: 1841 Jul 28: Cath PUSPIE: Swan street Gatehouse: aged 21: 1841 Aug 9: Agnes Brown spouse of William MILROY: aged 76: 1841 Aug 17: Margaret MILLAR spouse of William WALLACE age 20: 1841 Aug 17: Margaret daughter of D. MILLIAN cotman: Enrick: aged 19: 1841 Aug 19: Elizabeth daughter of John CLARK Gatehouse: cause of death Fever: aged 7 years: 1841 Aug 20: spouse of William SHARP farmer: cause of death Fever: 1841 Aug 26: John CLARKE flesher: Gatehouse: cause of death Typhus: aged 29: 1841 Sep 25: John ARMSTRONG Teacher. Session Clerk: aged 75:

Hi Jack and Cheryl, I'm not going to be much help but I have a Agnes GRAHAM b. 1811 who married an Alexander CLAVE of Minnigaff. There family was raised in Mochrum, WIGTOWN. Not much, sorry, Shelley ----- Original Message ----- From: JackVButler <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 10:06 AM Subject: William Graham > Hello Listers, > > We have just joined the list and are researching Grahams and Reids from > Kirkcudbright. Specifically, we are seeking information on William Graham, > born about 1820 - probably in Minnigaff (from census). He married Margaret > Reid on December 01, 1840, in Minnigaff. Margaret Reid was born in > 1819/1820 in Kirkinner, Wigtown, but was listed as being from Minnigaff in > the OPR marriage register. William is referred as "of Carphairn" Parish in > the marriage record. > > In the 1851 census, William Graham is listed as a Lead Miner. > > Any assistance on finding information on siblings and parent of either of > these folks would be very much appreciated. > > Jack & Cheryl Butler > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

Hello Listers, We have just joined the list and are researching Grahams and Reids from Kirkcudbright. Specifically, we are seeking information on William Graham, born about 1820 - probably in Minnigaff (from census). He married Margaret Reid on December 01, 1840, in Minnigaff. Margaret Reid was born in 1819/1820 in Kirkinner, Wigtown, but was listed as being from Minnigaff in the OPR marriage register. William is referred as "of Carphairn" Parish in the marriage record. In the 1851 census, William Graham is listed as a Lead Miner. Any assistance on finding information on siblings and parent of either of these folks would be very much appreciated. Jack & Cheryl Butler

Hi Group, I'm back. Did you miss me the 1 day I was gone? Just kidding. Shelley

Reposting my research interests after a three month absence: Robert CARSON (born Dumfries1841) married Mary Ellen ANDERTON (Liverpool). Robert was the son of Robert CARSON (bn around 1812 Dumfries) and Grace SHAW (bn Kirkcudbrightshire around 1812). Grace was the daughter of William SHAW and Mary COLTART (bn KKD, buried Tongland Cemetery KKD). F. Carson West Oz.

Shelley, I found a Brockcleugh farm and plantation about 1/4 mile from Brockcleugh Loch. They are about 1 1/2 miles due east of Kirkcudbright town at OS coordinates NX 707 518, 707 520, and 709 517, respectively. Would this be the farm you are seeking? If you would like a scan of the area sent to you via email attachment, please let me know. Yours aye, John Jardine Cincinnati, Ohio USA D&G FHS Member #1918 JARDINE/JARDEN in Dumfries, Maxwelltown, Annan, Applegarth, Wamphray, Torthorwald, Collin, Racks, Cummertrees, Powfoot, Mouswald, Kirkmichael, Templand; GREEN in Dumfries, Maxwelltown, Kirkcudbright; RAE in Dumfries, Maxwelltown, Kirkcudbright; MOFFAT in Dumfries, Maxwelltown; McMILLAN in Dumfries, Kirkcudbright; BRODIE in Dumfries, Maxwelltown; HOPE in Annan