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Annie McFarlane |

It was lovely to meet a group of such hard working and friendly people as the MBGRG members I found in Kirkmichael Churchyard on Sunday 14th Aug. Well done to you for all the great work you're doing in Moray burial grounds. Thank you for heading me in the direction of the Kennedy headstone I was seeking, and for allowing me to view a recently uncovered stone. Very detailed and interesting process. If I'd had more time, I'd have joined in and helped, but it's always a thought for a working holiday! 19 August 2011 - Cumbernauld Webmaster comments   Glad you enjoyed your day, and thanks for taking the time to post your message.

Jenny Rose |

I just came across your website. Wow, there are so many awesome people working as a team to gather all this information to help keep all heritage alive. I am at a dead end with Andrew Priest born abt 1805 ,wife unknown , daughter Helen or Ellen married a Peter Smith. Andrew came from Morayshire , Scotland went to America in1840 was a widow. Helen born around 1832 married in1852 Scotland.If you come across this name that would be great to hear from you. Across the ocean in the USA. 14 July 2011 - Clarendon,Pennsylvania

Alison Hill

Thank you so much for the photo's and the transcript. What a wonderful job you have all done with your site. It has helped me so much with tracing my husbands family and getting photo's is great since its not just up the road that we have to pop to visit :-) 1 July 2011 - Cambridge, New Zealand Webmaster comments   Thanks Alison - glad to help.

Steve Sinclair |

Thank you very much to everyone involved in capturing the information that is recorded on this site - it's an amazing achievement and has been of great assistance to me in tracing my family line. Living in Devon now this site is so useful. I've searched the records for my GGG Grandmothers burial but without success and wonder if anyone can help. Her baptism records list her as Jean Dowe (1813) and she died in 1858 in Aultonside, Orbliston, where she was recorded as Jane Ross (married surname was Ross). Her death certificate records that she is buried in Dipple Churchyard yet I can't find any record of her burial in that location. I've tried variations on her married and maiden surnames - so far without success. If anyone has any thoughts on alternative approaches I could take I'd appreciate them. 22 June 2011 - Devon, England Webmaster comments   I can find no trace of a memorial, and though there is a reference to her in the Moray Local Heritage Centre records there is no reference to a stone number.

Sue Kelso

The CD arrived and I am delighted beyond words to have a copy of these photographs. Thanks you very much to all involved. 27 April 2011 - Australia Webmaster comments   Extracted from an e_mail message, but nice to know another customer pleased with our service!

Michael Blades |

This site has been a god send for trace my ancestry. Just awaiting the Dyke church yard to be complete as I have hit a dead end at the moment. Anybody have any informtion on the Mcdonalds that lived in the dyke area I would be grateful for any assistance. Thanks for all your hard work guys 17 April 2011 - Southampton , UK

Alan Lindsay |

Does anyone know anything about Hugh Mackie (born in Rothes in 1770) and died somewhere in Moray - probably Rothes, sometime between 1851 (in Rothes for the census that year) and 1862 when his wife Janet Riach died in Blackhills, Elgin. She was described as a widow when she died. So Hugh died sometime between 1851 and 1862, probably 1851 and 1854. I know Hugh's father was William Mackie but don't know who his mother was. I am keen to find out more about Hugh and the generation before. Can anyone help me with this? William Mackie was my GGGGG grandfather. 8 January 2011 - Dunblane, Perthshire, Scotland

M. S. Halweg

Thank you for the incredible research and documentation that your group has done. I've already found a plethora of information about the Chrystie families and am thrilled and indebted! 26 October 2010 - Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA Webmaster comments   Many thanks for your supportive comments. Good luck with you research. I have some connections with Chrystie family (Fochabers). If you think there is a link send a private message, and include an email contact.

Anne Darrell

Thank you for this most helpful website; your work much appreciated. 27 September 2010 - London

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