Tarryblake Ho, Grampian

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Map of Tarryblake Ho in 1910

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Map of Tarryblake Ho in 1887

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The"Shakey" Bridge, Avochie, Rothiemay.

Hello, I am so interested you were at Avochie House, Rothiemay with the Curzens and were friends with Marion Allan who's father was farmer at the Home Farm ,Avochie. My parents came to the farm of Boghead which also was on the Estate in May, 1946 when newly home from Canada being 26 yrs. there. The "shakey" bridge has now been taken down as it was in need of repairs and the ...see more

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Added 19 April 2014

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My mother used to speak of Tarryblake as her grandmother, Helen Riddoch was born there. I think Mum used to visit an aunt at Tarryblake when she was little. I'd love to have a photo of the house. The Riddoch family were involved in the timber trade way back then too.

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The"Shakey" Bridge, Avochie, Rothiemay.

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