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George Morgan
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Scottish Gas Board
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Loretta M. MacKinnon
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Abbotshaugh Alliance
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The Helix Trust
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Garvie, R G & Sons
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Hutton James
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Factor
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Alexander Parrie
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Was shut in a press (cupboard) by his mother to escape the press-gang.
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James Johnston
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Walker's Series
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R M Rennie
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Architect
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David Hain
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Architect
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Olding, Jack & Co, Ltd
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John Luke
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John Luke (b 1796) was the eldest son of John Luke (b. 28 Feb 1762) and Christian Gillespie (M. 13 May 1787). Apprentice papermaker in Airthey Mill, Bridge of Allan from about 1809. Apprenticeship certificate signed by Robert Henderson, Secretary of Papermakers Society in 1826. In 1826/27 moved to paper mill at Crook of Devon. He married Isabella Guthrie, Dunblane, 7 December 1823 and their eldest son was John Luke, b 10 December 1826. [Source : Letter from descendant, 14 Mar 2002]
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A D Modelmaking
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McCartney, George & Co
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Babtie, Shaw & Morton
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Thomson Caravans Ltd
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Founded by Dan Thomson. Thomson T-Line Caravans Ltd originated in Skaithmuir Mill in 1908. The company moved to Carronshore in 1931 and in 1932 was incorporated as Thomson Caravans Ltd
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James Bell
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James Bell was a farmer at Pocknave Mill and owned Dalquhairn/Paixhole Farm, 1831-1845 and Mains of Bothkennar until 1843 when it was sold to Carron Co.
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William Ballantine
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Architect
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