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Salmon Fishermen
During a visit to the National Archives of Scotland earlier this year I came across details of a shocking incident involving salmon fishermen at Portsoy in 1828, as a result of which 17-year old James Morison was arrested and charged with culpable homicide. Fortunately for James, the case was eventually dropped and he avoided having to stand trial.
I’m very keen to trace descendants of the men concerned, who were all employed at Portsoy during the 1828 season. They were: Alexander Gerrie, Tacksman of the Boyne salmon fishings belonging to the Earl of Seafield William Wildgoose, manager of the Salmon fishing boat George Cowie, member of Salmon boat crew Alexander Farquhar, member of Salmon boat crew Alexander Hector, member of Salmon boat crew James Morison, member of Salmon boat crew As the genealogy co-ordinator for the Portsoy Salmon Bothy, I'd be very grateful to hear from you if you have any connection to these people. |
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