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Sugarmill
Returning home one hot night from Brisbane we passed the Broadwater Mill in full flight in the dark. I have deliberately left the dark areas around the doors to emphasize the unattended power and energy of the working mill.
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Comment from: Geoff Caldwell [Visitor]
Tom,
Great site, how do you get the time to do all this?
Presently researching my Caldwell line (on and off). I can go back to Alexander Caldwell & Jean Mcqueen, married 1796 in Kilmarnock. They are my gggggranparents. From my Dad until Alexander, all John Caldwells, including myself. Fortunately, my middle name was used and I'm known as Geoff.
Keep it up.
Regards
Geoff
Great site, how do you get the time to do all this?
Presently researching my Caldwell line (on and off). I can go back to Alexander Caldwell & Jean Mcqueen, married 1796 in Kilmarnock. They are my gggggranparents. From my Dad until Alexander, all John Caldwells, including myself. Fortunately, my middle name was used and I'm known as Geoff.
Keep it up.
Regards
Geoff
29/03/05 @ 23:28
Comment from: Tom Caldwell [Visitor]
A survey of surnames shows that Kilmarnock is the location of the greatest density of Caldwells in the UK.
Must be the local equivalent of Smith (smile).
Must be the local equivalent of Smith (smile).
30/12/09 @ 06:12
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