Videos tagged with "william"
William Soutar Sculpture Museum Perth Perthshire Scotland [00:39]
Tour Scotland video of the William Soutar sculpture on visit to Museum and Art Gallery in Perth, Perthshire. This bronze bust was sculpted by Benno Schotz, R...
Williams War Grave Sleepyhillock Cemetery Montrose Scotland [00:35]
Tour Scotland video of Pilot Officer, Leslie Llewellyn Williams, gravestone in Sleepyhillock Cemetery on visit to Montrose. Leslie served with the Royal Canadian Air Force and died aged 22, on the 1st of June 1944. He was the son of Edwin Williams and of Ethel Ilena Williams, nee Honey; husband of Mary Helen Williams, nee Mark, of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Major William Bruce Gardyne of Middleton Memorial Gravestone Inverkeilor Scotland [00:42]
Tour Scotland video of the Major William Bruce Gardyne of Middleton memorial gravestone on visit to Inverkeilor, Angus. William Bruce Gardyne, Esquire, of Middleton, Major 37th regiment, born 1777, died 15th of June 1846. And his wife Catharine Cameron Bruce Gardyne, born 9th of November 1798, died 9th of October 1871. Also their children Anne, born 1826, died 15th of May 1831. James Macpherson, born 1828, died 23rd of April 1828. Agnes Mary, born 1835, died 25th of March 1847. Even Bruce Gardyne, Esquire, late Major 6th Royals, born 15th of April 1833, died 9th of September 1875, laid to rest in Dalhousie, Punjaub, India. Also Catherine his daughter, born 2nd of August 1873, died 6th of August 1874, laid to rest in Sealkote, Punjaub, India.The chiefly family of Garden or Gardyne of that Ilk are a very ancient family, who were proprietors in Angus from a remote period, and are first recorded in the locality of the Kirkdon of Angus in 1008 when they are called De Garthuen. First referred to, as the Gardyne of that Ilk, in the Ragman Roll of 1296 the clan was centred on Gardyne Castle and their lands of Cononsyth, Lawton and Middleton in the county of Angus.
Mother Of Sir William Wallace Grave Dunfermline Fife Scotland [00:25]
Tour Scotland video of the grave of the mother of Sir William Wallace on visit to old graveyard by Dunfermline Abbey in Fife. W illiam Wallace was born on 1272 in Ellerslie, Scotland. He was the second of three sons of Sir Malcolm Wallace, a minor laird possessing little political power and nobility, and Margaret de Crauford, the daughter of Sir Reginald de Crauford, the Sheriff of Ayr. William Wallace was educated at home by his mother, then given schooling and religious education by the monks of Paisley Abbey. Traditions surrounding Dunfermline tell that Sir William wanted to erect a monument to his mother after her death in 1280, but did not have time to do so, thus he planted a thorn tree instead. The Dunfermline Abbey Kirk Session Burial Register records burials by marking them from that Thorn Tree, a singular honor. The thorn tree stands on a small mound on the northern side of the Kirkyard.
Scotsman playing bagpipes in Fort William, Scotland, UK [00:15]
Filmed this lad in 2001 playing bag-pipes for a living, in terrible weather conditions... Give that man a bells!!! I gave him 2 quid (pounds).
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