The Carradale Goat

We are really pleased that Grip has a permanent home in Saddell Bay! We visit him every time we come to Carradale. Thanks to the generous person who bought him for us all.

Sadly Ian Thomas Paterson born 4th June, 1940 aged 76 passed away unexpectedly at home on Wednesday 16th November. Ian used to live in Carradale and although moved to the South of England always loved the beauty of Argyll and the scenery and people of Carradale.

Ian will be very much missed by Ellie and his family.

Hello home!!

I was born a raised in the Mull until I was 7 when my parents took on work in Essex and moved me away from the best place ever!!
I often wonder how everyone is? Where you have all ended up in life?
Mainly I wanted to say hello and hope one day I can come home and visit. Xxx

Hi Johnny, would it be possible to put a notice up about my dads funeral, it's Rather urgent as the funeral is on Tuesday, I've posted details in the Carradale thread on the Kintyre forum but the Goat has a much bigger audience.[done Andy, cheers]

Hi,I have been visiting Carradale since i was a small boy, i love going out to the Point to look for the goats. I will be camping as usual this year with my wife and children.[hope you enjoyed your holiday Bill]

Hi I am seeking any information on my McMillan family who livid in Lephinbeg/Torrisdale around 1750-1815. My 3 X Great-grandfather was a Lindsay McMillan.He was married to Agnes/Nancy McMillan, they had 6 children born between 1795 & 1811 all in Lephinbeg. The problem I have, is I can't find any B.M.Death certificates for Lindsay McMillan! I do have his name on all his children's B.M.D Documents.

Regards Reg. (England)

Hello, I am currently researching the life of Monica Hutchings, an author who wrote a good deal about Dorset when she lived there but I am interested in her later life when she moved to The Wheel House, Shore Road, Carradale. She would have been known as Monica Baber and married to a Somerset farmer called Lewis Baber and it is my understanding that she drowned and is buried in the graveyard on 16th March 1977. Her last book was written in 1975, Brocky, and was set in the Highlands. This book was dedicated to Margaret Mc Bride, 'who loved dogs and in memory of the original Brocky'

I would be overjoyed if anyone knew her or the circumstances of her death, any snippetts or memories would be most interesting.

Many thanks in advance.

Met John Durnan in Oban and we were talking gardens
Be fine to keep in touch.