Email long aog (90s) by luck to a realtor that turned out to be Ed. I lost the site and last week was re0introduced to it via the Cambuslang Librarian Zen Boyde.

WIndsor, Colorado, USA

Through Ed\'s earlier help I learned a lot about my family heritage. After finding official records or bith/marriage etc, I learned more. At this point...


I have been tracing family history and found my mother\'s (Nancy Shupe) mother (Eileen Wylie) and her mother Jessie Mary Wylie were from Canbuslang. Jessie Wylie’s father Samual Wylie was married to Mary Muir. And Samuel Wylie. And Samule Wylie’s father was James Wylie married to Mary Bringan.

Jessie and her husband Thomas Harte from Ireland immigrated to USA around 1920. The Wylies ran a horse livery that was on Morristown.

I hope to make contact with any Wylie family that might still be in Cambuslang or have spread to other places. I would be happy to sahre where the tree grew after 1920 immgration to Chicago, Illinois, America.

The best

halfway

Ed,

James Waddell here from Halfway Memories. I have deleted all social media. I just want to thank you for all your contributions on Halfway Memories over the years as most content I posted was from this website. Halfway Memories is still on going but I no longer run it due to deleting Facebook. The Facebook page wouldn\'t be a thing if it wasn\'t for your website.

All the best Ed.

James Waddell

Browsing for old Cambuslang details

Ireland

These are great photos. My Grandmother was born in 1 Colebrooke st in 1905, the Connolly family lived there for about 13 years. I recently visited the area but of course all original houses gone so finding a photo of the original street was great. My Granfather had a cousin who lived on Park st in the 1920s and I beliebe had a grocers shop there they were called Traynor.

Researching for my biography

Started Life in Dunoon, Grahams Square, Cathkin now Adelaide Australia

Great work compiling all these photos. Terrific memories for me. Thanks

Browsing for photos of Cambuslang and Hallside

Currently live in Walsingham, Norfolk

Interested in photos and information on Cambuslang and district as my Dorman, Hunter, Buttler ancestors, plus other family lived there and I still have relatives in the area.

Halfway

Never tire of browsing the pics Ed, Thanks for the site

Newton

Can anyone remember a camp similar to a POW camp on road between Dalton and Stoneymeadow around 1954? I seem to remember families living in it, any idea what it was?

Thank you for your website, it has a picture of the blacksmith\'s house in the Hole, where my my father\'s paternal grandfather was blacksmith. You also have a picture of Rosebank House, where my father\'s mother grew up as a child.
Thanks again

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Cornwall

Hi, looking for any information about 3 Bothwell Street. My partner\'s mother Clare Coulter lived there as a little girl in 1933-1937.
Her father Thomas Coulter was tragically killed in the Bardyke\'s pit disaster in 1936. The family initially lived in Park Street in 1915.
Would be extremely grateful for any information.
Thanks in advance

Searching for old Cambuslang pictures

Halfway/Westburn

Absolute brilliant collection of pictures bring back memories and intrigues me the change that happened and Cambuslang throughout the years especially before my time
Thank you for creating this website