What the well-dressed New Cumnock lady wore on Holiday at Prestwick circa 1932. John Walker, Janet Walker nee Ferguson and Elizabeth Orr nee Ferguson |
Mr and Mrs Hyslop 0f Bank House invited John's great grandfather |
Similar to previous pic |
No names for this couple. Can anyone assist? |
In memoriam of William Brown who died in 1890 |
In memoriam of Hannah Rae who died in 1890 |
In memoriam of William Walker who died in 1893 |
In memoriam of John Smith who died in 1894 |
In memoriam of Joseph McHallam who died in 1897 |
John Strachan 1898 |
This picture was taken up the Afton at the miller's sluice [the "Sloosh"] about 1944. In it are mothers and children from Holm Road and Glebe Street including John's mother Nan Walker, nee Stewart, and her other children Peggy, Jenny, Nan and Andrew. Also there are Mrs and Vera Wyllie, Mrs and Francis Brown, Margaret Gallagher and May Smith |
Photo of Catherine [Kate] Seaton, nee Walker, outside the gatehouse at Connelpark level crossing. She was the gate keeper there for a number of years. In the background is Murray's shop where Kate's g-g-g-granddaughter lives at the time of uploading |
Photo of Kate Seaton taken at Cumnock 1929/30 with her son, grandson, g-grandson and g-g-grandson, John Walker - all called John Walker |
This one was taken at Dalgig farm during extensive alterations shortly after the war when it was bought by a millionaire shipping magnate. Left to right are John Walker, Wull MacDonald [Wee Feegie] and our employer William Mills, then the chauffeur [whose racing tips were well known and widely followed]. The other 2 are not known |
John Ferguson's family at the golden wedding of William at the Afton Hotel. Hugh [Peders], James [Pim], John [Gordon], Robert [Rab], William [Fessie], Elizabeth [Liz] Orr, Ellen [Nell]Armstrong, and Janet [Jen] Walker. |
Golden wedding at the Afton Hotel |
Andrew Stewart (Glens trainer) at a Miners Convalescent Home. His is the fourth bunnet from the left. |
Agnes Tennant nee Sloan with daughters Janet [Jessie] Steele, Isabel [Tibby] McMurdo, Margaret [Peg] Stewart, Mary [Molly] Barbour and Agnes [Nanny] Stewart. |
John Ferguson who bred poultry [Scots Greys] on the site across from what is now the Working Men's Club. His son James [Pim] carried on the tradition on the same site. |
My favourite pic from John |
Six emigrants from New Cumnock to the USA. John Clapperton, Maggie McKnight, John McIntyre, Tam, Wullie and James McKnight |
Medal awarded to Andrew Stewart as the trainer of Glenafton |
The reverse side of the same medal |
John's daughter Karen and husband Mark, son Gordon and wife Dolly, in middle, Dolly's mother.
Centre : John and Jo.
Front : Stewart, Emilly, Henry and Kate.
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Possibly "Luggie" Walker heplayed fulltime professional football, who for is not known. He lived at Castlemains farm in the 40's.
The boy is"Wee Davie" who had a condition that restricted his growth
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