laurencekirk
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| battalion gordon highlanders born in | laurencekirk | and enlisted in aberdeen he |
| machine gun corps born in | laurencekirk | and enlisted in bervie he |
| in fordoun and enlisted in | laurencekirk | wounded while serving in france |
| they would come up to | laurencekirk | because it s dual carriageway |
| carriageway aw the wey tae | laurencekirk | f606: mmhm m822: an it |
| centre was built mitchell s | laurencekirk | installed calor gas in 1951 |
| junctions on the a90 at | laurencekirk | will have street lighting installed |
| went to the mart in | laurencekirk | every monday and occasionally to |
| bus on a monday to | laurencekirk | for the mart later alexander |
| arbuthnott reduced children from bervie | laurencekirk | fordoun and stonehaven were employed |
| deep farm douglas baker from | laurencekirk | clark butcher bob clark came |
| johnson tae see him at | laurencekirk | i hear wasna there a |
| aberdeen or cut inland by | laurencekirk | i mentioned to dr johnson |
| had shops in bervie and | laurencekirk | and the delivery van continued |
| to laurencekirk it stayed in | laurencekirk | for 30 minutes before returning |
| over the garvock hill to | laurencekirk | it stayed in laurencekirk for |
| seven f823: aye but the | laurencekirk | community or whoever has to |
| road towards m824: aye m822: | laurencekirk | f823: mmhm f606: uh huh |
| d be quicker comin tae | laurencekirk | than [inaudible] tae montrose f823: |
| aye speakin aboot s- openin | laurencekirk | station f606: ah m822: so |
| reside in the parish of | laurencekirk | and they would share the |
| take over the charge at | laurencekirk | parish church in the absence |
| the cairn an gaein tae | laurencekirk | f606: uh huh m824: oh |
| meanwhile we pressed on to | laurencekirk | and stopped at the inn |
| say that they would use | laurencekirk | station ye see f606: mmhm |
| or aberdeen and south to | laurencekirk | you would use either station |
| large camp called northill at | laurencekirk | that housed about a thousand |
| week to miss alexander in | laurencekirk | who sent one dozen to |
| a regular bus service from | laurencekirk | to inverbervie through arbuthnott and |
| past before we got to | laurencekirk | during the 2nd world war |
| over the place eh within | laurencekirk | they are and eh f606: |
| of large irish cattle from | laurencekirk | back to townhead they were |
| at 6 p m and | laurencekirk | at 10 p m [note: photo: 'girls' social club outing to edzell in the 1920s.'] |
| teacher miss allan came from | laurencekirk | and we were often about |
| james crabb 63 johnston street | laurencekirk | there is a memorial stone |
| rabbit skins he came from | laurencekirk | and used to shout rags |
| their meals balmakewan south of | laurencekirk | had a hostel because they |
| with the t a in | laurencekirk | and was later called up |
| when this happened just outside | laurencekirk | a lady from a cottage |
| intimated that his engagement at | laurencekirk | had finished and asked leave |
| to the echo meeting in | laurencekirk | 1934 a special meeting was |
| kent we keep in touch | laurencekirk | wis aye the start o |
| from the mill of conveth | laurencekirk | and brought meal round the |
| alan taylor the printer from | laurencekirk | was one of the soldiers |
| s aye mm mm f902: | laurencekirk | but m903: och we had |
| he would take me to | laurencekirk | but we would have to |
| ve got doon here in | laurencekirk | but f831: mmhm m842: certainly |
| ll maybe get aff at | laurencekirk | the next time ah it |
| a fancy dress parade in | laurencekirk | as dick whittington s cat |
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