Features ⋆ Ross and Cromarty Heritage

Ferintosh Features

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Millennium cairn, Culbokie.

If you visit the cairn and look at it closely you will see some of the villagers’ names inscribed on the stones of the cairn.

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The village of Culbokie.

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Cow Tail Well in Culbokie as it was in 1951

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and how it was in 2003

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Sir Hector Macdonald monument at Mulbuie

Sir Hector Macdonald was born at Milbuie and there is a monument there to commemorate him. You can read more about Sir Hector on our folk pages.

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Ferintosh Primary School

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Ferintosh Community Hall.

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Mulbuie Community Hall.

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Family gravestone of Alexander Ross in Urquhart Old cemetery.

Alexander Ross and his wife Jane Innes, taken c.1873.

A crofter from Greenleonachs

Note RCHS: Originally listed in our records as Greenloaning

Wedding picture beside former Findon hall.

Wedding picture beside former Findon hall. Mr Keay's daughter Jane is being married to Mr George Petch. Mr Keay was Factor for Findon estate.

Good Templars annual outing c.1905.

Good Templars annual outing c.1905. First row standing, right: Mr Urquhart, Factor, Ferintosh Estate

Hector Maclennan, Meikle Findon,

Hector Maclennan, Meikle Findon, with Supreme Award from ploughing match at Raigmore.

Charlie Ross - tree felling.

Good Templars, Culbokie. Picnic 1926.

Bethune family, Badrain, 1900.

Murdo John Bethune is seated at the left in the front row. He was severely wounded in action on 2nd July,1916, and died of his wounds in hospital. The Ross-shire Journal reported his death at the time and this can be found under the <a href="https://www.rossandcromartyheritage.org/home/black-isle-communities/ferintosh/ferintosh-war-record-index/ferintosh-ww-i/#5947" Ferintosh WW1 war records page 1, photo number 5947.