Fetterangus, Grampian

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Map of Fetterangus in 1909-1910

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My family from my dads side all grew up in Fishie They were the Stewarts and the Whyte's . A fantastic family to grow up in they have so much history . My dad stayed in Fishie till he married and moved to Macduff ( now back but in Mintlaw) He told us of all the things his brothers and cousins got up to and believe me they had some adventures lol. I went for holidays with my dads cousin Tina Mckay (Stewart) and ...see more

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Memories Of Fetterangus

I was born in "Fishie" in 1947, my first teacher was Mrs. Adams and the head was Mr. Duncan. I lived there until 1967 at which point I emigrated to Canada with my good friend Ronald Brown who's family also lived in "Fishie". We moved to Canada to seek adventure working for the Hudson's Bay Company in the far northern area of Canada. Ronald has since retired but I still work. I've been back to Fishie ...see more

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