Auchmacoy, Grampian

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Map of Auchmacoy in 1909-1910

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My Visit To Auchmacoy

In 1974 I began researching the Buchan Lineage, which of course lead me back to Scotland, and Auchmacoy. My own blood had been three brothers who were local masons in the early 1700's and I longed to see their work. I had contact with Chief Captain David Buchan and his secretary Barbara Playdon, who were very gracious when my son and I arrived the summer of 1991. Coming from the Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA ...see more

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Added 10 June 2013

Oldyards And The Moirs

I moved into Oldyards on the estate fresh from Leeds, totally unprepared for a life up there, but it was the best time of my life. I got to know the estate pretty well and was interested, Captain Buchan was a mine of information. Barbara Playdon (secretary), became a good friend, lots of special memories! Was always in awe of Bill Bruce (factor), but what a fine example of a scottish male he was! Loved Logie ...see more

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