Also listed are several history and genealogical researchers for hire. Visit the Southern Queries вЂ“ Forum to receive assistance in answering questions, discuss genealogy, and enjoy exploring preservation topics with other members. But remember R&R wants to hear from you and assist in preserving your own family genealogy and memorabilia. Your membership provides you with updates on regional topics, information on historic research, preservation, and monthly feature articles. Smith вЂ“ 1917 The HCF may also have additional data at: Past Perfectand further research can be uncovered at: Charleston 1861 Census ScheduleВ or The Charleston City Guide of 1872Д®xplore history, houses, and stories across S.C. Other sources of interest: Charleston Tax Payers of Charleston, SC in 1860-61 and the Dwelling Houses of Charleston by Alice R.H. Poston for the Historic Charleston Foundation, 1997ДЄlso see the LCDL image of this historic site. Information from: The Buildings of Charleston вЂ“ J.H. As he approached the Kingston Bridge, he saw that the overhead gantry signs showed a speed limit of 40mph. He was driving his car, heading east from his home in Paisley and going to work. It has a late-Victorian pressed metal facade in the Renaissance Revival style.вЂќ 1 On 7 October 2007 Angus Campbell, the pursuer, was travelling on the M8 in Glasgow. 1 World War I 2 Post World War I 3 References 4 External links Born on 12 January 1894 in Glasgow, Scotland, he was 22 years old, and a sergeant in the 2nd. The building to the west was built by Downie as an investment after he purchased the site in 1834. Robert Downie VC, MM (12 January 1894 18 April 1968) was a Scottish recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces. Much of its four-story facade has been altered. вЂњ Robert Downie, a prosperous tinsmith and metalworker, built 61 Broad Street as a shop/residence in about 1815.

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