william oueen , 1881 ironworker (Jun 09 Red)
looking for any info on him lived at 164 main street , old monkland , lanarkshire scotland , had daughter named margaret , born nov25 1907 .. would love to hear from her family members ...

mary aitken (Nov 08 Green)
I have seen a picture of mary aitken in 1901 she was known for selling fish

kirkwood (Nov 08 Green)
james kirkwood married catherine mcgill in 1901.they moved into swinton road bailleston until his death in1933.his wife catherine died in 1936.they are buried in st johns church in swinton road bailleston.they had 8 children.robert,margaret,catherine,martha my grandmother,jean,james who was killed in ww2,andrew and eddie

Baillieston, Glasgow (Apr 05 Red)
The origin of the name comes from John Baillie who purchased part of the outlands of Barrachnie in 1732. Baillie, who is described "John Baillie of Baillieston,sometime merchant in London" on legal documents never lived on the farm which became known as Baillieston after him - either by him or local folk who christened it such. The village of Baillieston to the east took its name from the farm, which by 1795 had become a gentleman's estate.

Baillieston (8/02-10/03 Red)
This town was named after a family called Bailley. They had a big house on the sight where Bannerman High School is just now. The name of the estate was Maxwell Estate.