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Dennyloanhead Church of Christ
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This church was opened on 15 November 1908 . There had been an active Church of Christ congregation in Dennyloanhead since the turn of the 20th century but they found their original meeting place was too small.
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Falkirk Council. Housing Services
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A & O
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Lothian Fruit Centre
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John Farquhar
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Joiner
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R Taylor
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Crowe & Rodgers
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Crowe & Rodgers were based at 57 Murray Place, Stirling from 1878 until 1935 and then moved to 43-45 Port St, Stirling where they were last recorded in the Valuation Rolls in 1951-52. The founder, Alex Crowe was a photographer based at 33 Moray Place, Stirling. He appeared in the trade directories at this address from 1860 until 1870. His home address was 18 Friars Street, Stirling, 1865-66, then 4 Abercrombie Place, Stirling, 1868-69. He died in 1912.
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Simpson
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Schoolgirl
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Simpson
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Schoolgirl
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McDougal
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Schoolboy
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Rae
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Schoolgirl
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Ian Scott
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Rose of Grange Lodge of Free Gardeners Friendly Society
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The Rose of Grange Lodge of Free Gardeners Friendly Society was established in 1866. The objectives of the society were, "to raise a fund, in the first place, for the support of its members in case of sickness or disabilityÂ…in the second place, for assisting to defray the expense of the funerals of the Members of the Society." It was dissolved in 1908.
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Charles Macfarlane
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Schoolboy
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Thomas Fleming
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Schoolboy
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Madge McLuckie
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Schoolgirl
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Scott Poustie
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Schoolboy
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Trustees of James Marshall Trust
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James Marshall is described as Bottler, Falkirk, in these records and lived at Garthall Cottage. At the date of his death in 1914, when the Trust was established, he was described as Aerated Water Manufacturer. His factory was at Burnhead. The trust was wound up in 1955.
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Alexander Learmonth
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Janet Campbell
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