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My Great Grandfather David Lawson Ramsay owned a fruit store on the Hawkhill in Dundee back in the early 1900S circa 1920 I think. I was wondering if there is anywhere I can research where this might have been or if this building is still around. I am looking to visit Dundee next year to trace my family roots. My Mom was born in Dundee in 1926.
Thank you.
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From the index to the Valuation rolls.
https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk
1920 valuation rolls
RAMSAY DAVID TENANT/OCCUPIER SHOP 33 HAWKHILL DUNDEE 1920 VR009800149-
1925 valuation rolls
RAMSAY DAVID TENANT/OCCUPIER SHOP 33 HAWK HILL DUNDEE 1925 VR009800189-
From a quick google search, I think the area is now all modernised, and it is unlikely you will find the old shop.
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Dundee Evening Telegraph
24 May 1920
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Dundee Evening Telegraph
09 November 1921
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Thank you to all how have provided this information. I appreciate it very much. Sounds like my Great Grandfather was a bit of a rebel in his day.
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In case you haven't come across it, this is a great website to look at before your visit www.fdca.org.uk
Monica