Kirkcudbright Kirkyard Tour - Galloway Glens

[@arthurwilliamson]

Thank-you for crafting and sharing this video. What a wonderful way for descendants of K families to learn something of the town their ancestors came from. I'm a South African living in Texas who traces his patronymic line to late 17th century Kirkcudbright. Much appreciated.

[@rosecairns8380]

Watching again! Second time! Wonderful guys !

[@flyer1587]

Thank you very much. What tales ...and all from Kirkcudbright.

[@rosecairns8380]

Absolute , countenance to you,and yours! the truths of honest men and women! We can see the control, lies, and where it all went wrong! Amazing, wonderful intricate, research! Thank you!

[@Betsieczeschin]

Fantastic program

[@ruckusflow]

Great talk thank you!

[@lynnkirkpatrick9393]

I found this fascinating as some of my family come from Kirkcudbright. My great-grandmother was born married and died/buried at The Pitt, Kirkgungeon. I can get very little information on The Pitt and wondered if the history of Kirkguneon has been explored by anyone else like yourselves?

[@davidthomas9276]

So fascinating to learn the town name means Church of St. Cuthbert, the patron saint of Northumbtia.Thank you!

[@davidalanmcconnell]

Very interesting.

[@richrobson220]

Why are 3 out of 4 of the presenters English???? Couldn’t you find some Scot’s to at least pronounce the names properly.

[@johnwilson3842]

You are so wrong pal😂 English people live all over Scotland just as England had hundreds of thousands of Scots. We are all part of the UK, get over yourself. I will not accuse you of the “R” word but watch what you say on a public forum 😮