Kemnay, Grampian

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Map of Kemnay in 1909-1910

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Memories of Kemnay
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Times Past

I was brought up in Kemnay went to the old school, same as all my brothers and my father before me In 1964 my father started up his own business as a slater and builder. My earliest memory of Kemnay is the crisp icy morning before the snow would start skidding along Paradise Road finding every icy puddle feeding the hens that there was on the waste ground Looking for tadpoles in the burn that ran between paradise road and the low road known as aquithie road today.

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Added 08 August 2016

Alehouse Wells School

My school was across the road from where we lived in 131 Kembhill Park, Aberdeen. We came from Liverpool as my dad was working on the oil rigs. We were friends with Judy, Robert, Gordon, Robert and Una Grassick. There was a lovely lady (Elaine?) who used to bake and wrote her recipes on pale pink checked paper. I recall doing a Jaws jigsaw and taking it on a board to show my friend Bruce, the wind blew it ...see more

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Added 26 March 2014

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