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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Angus (Forfarshire) => Topic started by: urbsintacta on Monday 09 May 11 17:02 BST (UK)
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Would anyone have any idea when the attached photograph was taken. It appeared on page 27 in the publication MONTROSE: Past & Present published by the Montrose Society in 2002. Perhaps the uniform of the man standing beside the horses might strike a chord with someone! From the dress of
the two civilians it appears to me to be dated sometime in the early 1900s/1910s.
http://www.montrosesociety.co.uk/Past%20And%20Present.pdf
northern vaults page 27
Photo removed to avoid possible copyright infringement
Link provided - Thank you - ev[/blue]
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Hi there
Have you tried contacting the Montrose Society and ask them about the photo? Maybe they will be able to tell you who, why, when etc.
The man next to the carriage looks like a policeman to me. Probably
around 1900's as you mention.
regards
Sandymc
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hi all :)
there is a Brown Horse Inn in Montrose on the 1881 census
so it would appear that the name changed after that date
ev
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Thanks ev for looking out for me, copyright-wise. Your reply prompts the following question; What was the name of the premises in the censuses of 1901 and 1911? .
Does anyone know?
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james rae was at the brown horse inn in 1881
he is listed in the post office directory 1886
james rae horse hirer , brown horse 9 north esk road
http://www.archive.org/stream/slaterslaterpigo1886unse#page/750/mode/2up
ev
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Slater's Directory is a real find. Thank you so much.