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Shown
here are former residents of Maybole John Hempkin and Annie Blair. They
had a daughter Susan who married Robert Scobie in 1890. John Hempkin
(left) was of Austrian descent and is reported to have accidentally
drowned in Lorne Tannery in Maybole. Contributed by David Hunter. |
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John Hempkin |
Annie Blair |
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Here
are two more former residents of Maybole. Sergeant M'Kinstray, son of
celebrated foot runner Robert M'Kinstray also of Maybole and
Mrs.
A. Strachan of the Maybole Coffee House. Click on the articles below to learn more. M'Kinstray article contributed by David Hunter.
Maybole Coffee Shop by Norman MacIntyre. |
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Sergeant T. M'Kinstray |
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Mrs. A. Strachan |
Click
on the articles below to read more about these past citizens of Maybole
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Sergeant
M'Kinstray. |
Robert M'Kinstray |
Robert M'Kinstray |
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Another
article on Robert M'Kinstray |
Contributed by
Caroline Legg |
I
found your site a few days ago and what an absolutely brilliant find it
was. I rate it as one of the best sites I've ever found. My mothers maiden
name is McKinstray and I was so proud to find articles on our ancestors
on your site I was especially excited to find the picture of Thomas
McKinstray who was my GGGrandfather and also the information on his
father Robert the runner, I myself am a great lover of road running and
although I have had some success in local events alas I don't appear to
have the talent that he had. I have visited Maybole with my mother on
several occasions as we have been researching our family tree and it is
a delightful place with very friendly people. If anyone has further
information on the McKinstrays I would love to hear from them.
Congratulations once again on a wonderful site you really deserve the
praise that you are receiving.
Caroline Legg |