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magt kelly
hi there just found this site, i spent many summer holidays here in rothesay staying at the hillside hotel up the serpentine. that was a trek going up the steep hill. my gran was born in rothesay catherine mcdonald so im doing a little bit of research. wish me luck. oh those happy days in rothesay bay as my dad used to say.
12 May 2008 - paisley
Mary Keating
a brandane who has just found the site, must visit site and Bute again
29 April 2008 - Inverness
john campbell
hello to anyone who remembers us, we use to run the pantry restaraunt out at the port.
20 March 2008 - biggin hill
Duncan Mcewan
Hi Davie i am still about but living in Norwich, England.
14 March 2008
Harry Lawson
I served on submarines & our depot ship was HMS Adamant, Met my wife there & lived in 22 watergate
22 February 2008 - Hartlepool
Susan Gorton ( Dawson )
Just to say hello to anyone I met during my recent visit to Rothesay, Bute. I enjoyed my stay and hope to return again someday to continue my Family history research. I met some lovely people who were all extremely friendly and helpfull.
12 February 2008 - Staffordshire, England.
Laureen Griffin
My father Angus MacLeod Kennedy was born in Rothesay 1927 and resided in Battery Place. Sadly dad passed away 2006 but we brought him home to Canada Hill where he is laid to rest. He absolutely loved Rothesay.
29 January 2008 - Doncaster, South Yorkshire
Martin Beattie
Living in the home of the greatest yachts built. Fairlie!
14 January 2008 - Fairlie
Neil and Helen McAlister
Both Brandanes living in Johannesburg. Still miss the Isle of Bute
1 January 2008 - South Africa
Chas Monk
Thanks to your team for the work undertaken with the transcriptions of St Mary's tombstones. Grave 374 has solved a mystery for me. Thanks Alison for all the work.
