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Rothiemoon Farm
Owners/occupiers
Information from Alexander Meldrum May 2020: My 6 times great Grandfather Alexander Meldrum goes back to having farmed at Rothiemoon Farm in 1760 and may go back further than that. Some of my Ancestors are Buried in Abernethy Old Kirk, where you can find a Head Stone relating to the Farm.
Rothiemoon was farmed up to 1942 by the late James Grant – d. 1967
From 1942 to1966 it was farmed by Major A.D. MacLaren and his wife Sheila, and son Alistair.
From 1980 it has been farmed by John Kirk and his wife Anne who also farmed at Mains of Curr as the two units were put together.
Uses
Residence and Farm
History
Forsyth refers to a Tolbooth here?
Other references
Dr Jean Munro & Elizabeth Fleming
From John Kirk of Rothiemoon Farm
Rev. John Grant and Mary Cumming Married about 1910 (wedding photo taken outside the Nethy Bridge Hotel)
James Grant – d. 1967 m Jessie Ann Stephen d1959
Nethy Bridge Hotel
Nethy Bridge Hotel Wedding
Nethy Bridge Community Centre
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