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Murphy, James (Falkirk) Ltd
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James Murphy of Falkirk Ltd.also incorporates Wm. Dempster and Co. c1969.
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Carmuirs Iron Co., Ltd.
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Specialised in solid fuel cooking & heating appliances General and Engineering Castings 1959/1960.
Went into Voluntary Insolvency in Jan 1968 and finally closed in August 1973. Incorporated in 1924 with company no 13398 and dissolved 24 May 1974. [Ref: GB234/ BT2/1974/240] |
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Forth Shipbreaking Company Ltd.
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Founded by W R Fairlie from Bowling, c. 1905
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Bo'ness Town Council. Public Library Committee
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Falkirk Unionist Association
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Education Authority of the County of West Lothian
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Bo'ness Town Council. Burgh Treasurer
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Jean Muirhead
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Wife of Andrew Muirhead, daughter of William Cuthell of Garngrew, sister of Thomas Cuthell and executor dative of his estate.
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Trustees of William (3) Cuthell of Garngrew Trust
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Trustees of Mrs Jean Cuthell Trust
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Grosart Family
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This is the family of Robert Grosart (farmer in Boddam) and Jean Kincaid, spouses. Elizabeth, Thomas, Robert, James and Margaret were the children of Robert and Jean. James Grosart residing in Dumbarton was Thomas' son. James Grosart junior (Tinsmith sometime residing Townhead, Glasgow and then at Comely Park) and Ann Grosart were the illegitimate children of James Grosart (Dumbarton).
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Trustees of Mrs Jane Walker or Thomson Trust
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William Robertson
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Andrew Robertson
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Executor of Miss Maggie Robertson's estate.
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Jeanie Robertson
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Jeanie Robertson was a daughter of James Robertson farmer, Maddiston and Mrs Margaret Roberts or Robertson. She died on 26 Feb 1902 at Royal Edinburgh Asylum and Alexander Nimmo, partner in Russel & Aitken, acted as Curator Bonis for her and also for her sister, Maggie.
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Falkirk Lighting Co
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Short-lived successor to Falkirk Gas Co. Clients of Russel & Aitken
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Stirlingshire Midland Junction Railway Co
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Company set up to construct and run a railway line between the Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway at Polmont and the Scottish Central Railway at Larbert. The line was sold to the Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway Co in 1847. Russel & Aitken acted for the company, and James Russel snr, James Russel jnr and Henry Aitken were also major shareholders in the company.
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Falkirk Gas Co
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Paxton Family
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The Paxton family lived in Falkirk. William and Janet Paxton were parents of William, James, Alexander, Elizabeth and John who all attended Victoria School. William Paxton junior, a Private in the 1/7 Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders was killed in the First World War.
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West Lothian County Council. Planning Dept
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