I am researching my family Tree and stumbled upon you wonderful site. My father, John Cameron was born at Achluachrach in 1911. His mother Sophie (Sibla) was a single mother . The census for that year has her family residing at "The Gorge". His place of baptism is also "The Gorge.Was this a house, farm or a local area? She was from a large family and I was pleased to see my dad's uncles Archie and Tommy in one of the shinty photos. We left Fort William in 1957 and emigrated to Canada. I have lost contact with any living relatives. If anyone has any information I would be grateful.

Have been to Roybridge for a week in July 2011, located with some friends at Na Tighean Beaga. Enjoyed this trip and the hospitality of you people so much, will come back for sure. Thanks again! If anyone would like to see some photo shows and pictures of the trip, search for "Highlander MC" on Google or youtube.

Stumbled upon this website and was immediately transported back in time. I lived at Acluachrach from about 1964 - 1970 ish and attended Roy Bridge School with Sheena MacRae. We used to get the van together to school. I now live in the USA. I would love to find out more about where everyone is these days and would be happy to get emails from anyone who remembers me or my Mother Kathleen who worked in the Kitchen at Roy Bridge Hotel , Glen Spean Hotel and was a an active part of the WRI for quite a while. I remember playing Angel Gabriel in the Nativity play at the church, wearing a remodeled tablecloth and tinsel halo, singing 'While Shepherds watched their flocks'..... and it snowed. Many distant memories I am now in my mid 50's, working in New England, and still love Highland Ponies.I went on to Lochaber High, then onto Breadalbane Academy in Aberfeldy ,I left Scotland in 1974 and finishing my education in Birmingham.

Hi , I had a friend , Catherine Tatler who I met when she visited her grandmother in Weymouth during the 70's. I know she lived in Roybridge at that time. Would appreciate any information about her.

Dear Roy Bridge Community

I am a PhD student at the Galsgow University's Dumfries campus and an old photograph recently came into my possession which I think would be of interest to your community. This is of a simple wooden cross from the Western Front for a Gunner John McKillop. I have traced his name via the Commonwealth War Graves Commission website and have found out that he died of wounds on 24/08/17 and is buried in the DOZINGHEM MILITARY CEMETERY in Belgium. He is also metioned on the grave of his parents and sister at the Cillechaoreil Roman Catholic Burial Ground at Roy Bridge.

The photograph must have been taken soon after he was laid to rest and before the soldiers there were given white headstones.

I am trying to find out if there are any descendents of Gunner McKillop so that this unique photograph can be returned to them. If anyone is related to this man or is aware of any of his descendents who mght be living in the Roy Bridge area then coud they get in touch with me.
With kind regards

Stephen Miles
E-mail: s.miles.1@research.gla.ac.uk