Thomas Frederick Scrymgour Fotheringham DARGIE (b 1857 Tarbrax, Scotland, d 1940's Beaumaris) was the owner of Bayne & Dargie in Upper Bangor in the 1930's. He and his wife, Madge and their 6 children, lived at Bryn Deiniol, then finally Derwen Deg (Beaumaris). There is a family grave at Glan Adda, Bangor where a dau, Eva Marian (1896-1918), is buried. On the grave there is also a cross commemorating her brother, Major Arnold DARGIE (1891-1917), who was killed fighting in France. I believe the "Dargie Cup" for soccer is named after him. Another son was Ian Malcolm DARGIE (b 1905) who married Myfi THOMAS from Benllech. Ian farmed Glan Towyn, nr Rhosneigr (Llechylched), AGY and latterly Ty Mawr farm nearby. This farm was apparently well known for its wonderful Welsh Black cattle, in particular "Towyn Sue" who had an unbeaten show career. Ian and Myfi's children included: Thomas Frederick DARGIE, Margaret DARGIE and David DARGIE. If anyone has any information on this family, I would really appreciate hearing from them. Lizzie Brisbane, Australia FHS: Mont #965, Gwynedd #2991 outgoing mail scanned by PC-cillin 2004