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Fisherfolk to Torryfolk
by Colin A Milne

Introduction

 

bulletAre you descended from the inhabitants of the Kincardineshire villages?
bulletKeen on learning more about the NE of Scotland in centuries gone by?
bulletWant to find out how fishing folk of Kincardineshire lived, loved and died?
bulletInterested in Scottish family history?

Then I recommend you read the book, Fisherfolk to Torryfolk, by Colin A Milne

Designed with the family historian in mind this book describes the lives of the fishing communities of Kincardineshire. Sources used in the preparation of this book (some of which are published here for the first time) include family and private papers, local newspapers, books and many other sources together giving a unique insight into the lives of coastal villagers from the perspective of their time - largely untainted by modern interpretation. 

Learn about the lives of the local people, their religious beliefs, local traditions, superstitions, their struggle to prevent starvation, relationships with the local lairds and of course the desperate fight against the cruel, harsh and unforgiving North Sea.

 
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bulletLike to read a sample from Fisherfolk to Torryfolk? Then click here
bulletLike to see historic papers featured in the book? Then click here
bulletWish to see diary extracts of a local fisher? Then click here
bulletWant to see the author busy working on the book? Click here if you dare!
bulletLike to read some reviews of the book? Click here to read press reviews
 

Further Details of Fisherfolk to Torryfolk  

The book is available direct by post from the publishers, C & G Publishing, 5 Broadfold Drive, Bridge of Don, Aberdeen, AB23 8PJ, Scotland, at a cost of 9.95 stlg 1.20 stlg pp UK, 3.00 stlg pp Worldwide. 

SPECIAL OFFER FOR UK READERS...ORDER TWO OR MORE BOOKS FROM THE PUBLISHERS AND POSTAGE IS FREE!!

Alternatively available to order from any good bookshop, BookBrain.co.uk or the Aberdeen & NE Scotland Family History Society. The ANEFHS always have the book in stock and as a further incentive allow overseas customers to purchase in their own currency. Full details at their website above.

ISBN 0-9538921-0-7, 194pp, 210 x 148mm, 338g, paperback.

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