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Stonehouse Village & Family History Research |
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Our website offers a fascinating insight to Stonehouse village history and for family history research. Whilst not all of our information has been transferred onto the web site the group continues to work towards transferring other information to the site as soon as it has been transcribed into a format that can be used and has funding available.
In our resource room we have copies of our local newsletter, cemetery inscription records, old school admission records, school diaries, scholar autographs,parish and census records, pit deaths, collections of local area photographs and a small collection of school photographs.
Our Website includes an on-line searchable index of Census information for Stonehouse, OPR and church records, School admission records, Gallery of old pictures, School photographs examples from the collection can be viewed but full unrestricted access for a year requires membership costing eleven pounds sterling. To obtain full access please refer to our subscription page.
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ADDITIONS TO SITE |
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Library Move
The library is moving to the new ICF community hall and our group will have restricted access to our resource room. if you need to contact the group you can still do it via the library staff or you can write to James Monie by email
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or by post to 17 Hill road Stonehouse
Newsletter No 20
The groups latest newsletter issue number 20 has now been uploaded to the website. to view go to top menu bar heritage services and select newletters and publications.
Photographs.
We are currently building a library of school photos, and family group photographs, if you have any that are not on the web site and would consider giving them to the group or allowing the group to scan them please contact either james monie on
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or Robert Freel on
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Photo Gallery
More family group photos have been added (Millar / Ferguson), why not have a browse. If you have a photograph that you want to donate to the group to include on the website please email the group and we will arrange to have the photograph scanned and returned unless you wish to donate it to the group.
Remember you can purchase some of the photos on the site. Please contact
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for details.
FUTURE SITE ADDITIONS
A further record of Townhead school Masters diary from 1882-1904 has now been transcribed by member John Rogers and once funding has been put in place information will be uploaded. Additional school diaries and admissions registers have been found for Townhead and Camnethan street school these will be transcribed and uploaded when time and resource permits.
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SPECIAL EVENT, DONATION TO GROUP & AGM NEWS |
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Special Event
Stonehouse Heritage group along with Stonehouse primary School will be having an exhibition of school photos and various school artifacts and offer former pupils the opportunity to view the school prior to its closure for demolition and rebuilding on the same site. If you own photographs of school groups or trips bring them along in an envelope marked with your name and address and the heritage group will arrange to scan and return them to you. Tuesday 14th June 2011 18.30 to 20.30 and Wednesday 15th June 14.00 to 16.00
Donation
The Group received a donation of £200 from the estate of the late Miss Jean Leishman. This will be used to research and publish further information.
The group have been donated £500 from the late Jim Davidsons family. Jim, who was a member up until his death was responsible for initiating the school photograph project and researching enlistees and the war dead from both wars. The donation is gratefully received and will be used for the promotion of information through the groups website.
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