14th April – The Hall |
10:30 | Morning tea Thanks to Carolyn for Scotty Cake. |
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10:45 | Welcome and outline Special welcome to descendants of Lexie McLeod who are coming for the first time. Lexie was a 1 year old on the boat that came from Scotland in 1854. |
Maryanne Martin | ||||||||||
10:55 | “What have you achieved through having this group?” | Tim Gurry | ||||||||||
11:10 |
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Tim Gurry | ||||||||||
11:20 | Website update | Maryanne Martin & Michael Routledge |
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11:30 | How to be involved via the website | Michael Routledge | ||||||||||
11:40 |
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12:10 | Quiz | Elizabeth Hedger | ||||||||||
12:30 | Plaque on Branxholme wall | Heather Funk | ||||||||||
12:40 | What to do next year | |||||||||||
13:00 | Afternoon activities (lunch, cemetery, drinks at hotel) |
The participants.
Hi
Would you like a copy of my story about how Walter Frederick Blohm, my uncle Fred, and Ian Dougald (known as Dugal) McLeod rescued Norman Stewart Adamson, my great uncle Norm, and his wife, Doris Irene Adamson, nee Rundell, from the 1946 flood?
Cheers
Amanda
Hi Amanda.
That sounds like a very interesting story and we would definitely like a copy.
I’ll contact you by email and we’ll look at putting it up on the site.
Thanks, Michael.
Hi Michael
I’m sorry if I never sent you the story about how Frederick Blohm, my uncle Fred, and Ian Dougald (known as Dugal) McLeod rescued Norman Stewart Adamson, my great uncle Norm, and his wife, Doris Irene Adamson, nee Rundell, from the 1946 flood .
If you send me your email address I’ll send it to you.
All the best.
Amanda Blohm (aka Mrs Sutherland)