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Denny & Dunipace Gala Association
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The first Denny & Dunipace Gala Day was held in 1968 and became an annual event thereafter
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Stirlingshire Junior Football Association
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Stirlingshire Junior Football Association was founded in 1889 and celebrated its 50th anniversary in 1939. Junior football in Scotland is now split into regional divisions. In Scotland, junior football is the equivalent of English non-league football. It is a step up from amateur level, but the clubs are not in the Scottish Football League.
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James Grindlay
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Smith
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William Willis
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Merchant in Glasgow. James Willis' brother. James Willis was a carver and gilder in Glasgow
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Scottish Inland Waterways Association
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Association of Lecturers in Colleges of Education in Scotland
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Scottish Police Football Association
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General Iron Fitters' Association
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The General Iron Fitters Association was instituted in Glasgow in 1892 and registered under the Trade Union Acts in 1896. Despite originating in Glasgow, the bulk of the membership was in the Falkirk area and from 1921 the registered office was at 30 Newmarket St, Falkirk and then from 1954 the office moved to 11 Callendar Riggs, Falkirk.
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Phaup Family
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These were the children of William Phaup of Maddiston and his wife Margaret Yule.
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Scottish Amateur Cycling Association
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Denny & District Nursing Association
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Alexander Callander
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Alexander Callander was a Teller with Falkirk Banking Co (in 1811) and Curator Bonis of his father.
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William Buchanan
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Captain in Royal Navy
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Falkirk Young Men's Christian Association
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The Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), founded in 1844, is an international network of non-sectarian organisations that provide athletic, recreational, cultural and educational services to their members. The YMCA today has grown into an international organisation, operating in over 100 countries worldwide. The Falkirk Branch was founded in 1854. Minutes taken of the first meeting state that the objective of the Association is, "the Religious, and moral improvement of the young men of Falkirk." In Scotland, YMCA Scotland is the collective body of all YMCA local associations. The work of the YMCA is carried out through local YMCA's and national programmes.
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Falkirk & District Fine Art Association
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Denny & Dunipace Young Men's Christian Association
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James Dennistoun
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Captain
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National Skating Association of Great Britain
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George Fairbairn (senior)
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Mr George Fairbairn, of Camelon Park, was ordained an elder in Falkirk Parish Church on 20th April, 1823. He was head of a large nail-making establishment in Camelon, then the staple industry of the village. His son, Mr George Fairbairn, was inducted to the eldership in Falkirk Parish Church in 1869, having been previously ordained to the office some time before at Bridge of Allan. He was for many years representative of Falkirk Iron Co in the north of Scotland and also in Ireland.
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Elizabeth Crawford
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Nearest and lawful heir of provision in general to Helen Gilchrist residing in Falkirk.
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