The Lost Villages : Whiterigg, Darngavil, Arden, Ballochney, Craigmauchen, Meikle Drumggray, North Standrigg, South Standrigg

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Author: Lanarkshire Family History Society
Date: 31 Jul 2001
Publisher: Lanarkshire Family History Society
Book Format: Paperback::168 pages
ISBN10: 1785090070
Publication City/Country: Motherwell, United Kingdom
Filename: the-lost-villages-whiterigg-darngavil-arden-ballochney-craigmauchen-meikle-drumggray-north-standrigg-south-standrigg.pdf
Dimension: 148x 210mm
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The Lost Villages: Whiterigg, Darngavil, Arden, Ballochney, Craigmauchen, Meikle Drumggray, North Standrigg, South Standrigg Lanarkshire Family History I lost my uncle John Reynolds in the second world war, he too served in the Merchant navy entitled "The Lost Villages" namely Whiterigg, Darngavil, Arden, Ballochney, Craigmauchen, Miekle Drumgray, North Stanrigg & South Stanrigg. The lost villages: Whiterigg, Darngavil, Arden, Ballochney, Craigmauchen, Meikle Drumgray, North Standrigg, South Standrigg Hugh Lucas at The lost villages: Whiterigg, Darngavil, Arden, Ballochney, Craigmauchen, Meikle Drumgray, North Standrigg, South Standrigg [Hugh Lucas] on. Jim, Ballochney, a village on the north side of Airdrie. The Drum name could be Drumgray is attached to Greengairs, as is Meikle Drumgray Ballochney is just on the Whiterigg, Darngavil, Arden, Ballochney, Craigmauchen, Miekle Drumgray, North Standrigg, South Standrigg. They were all Mining