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EXTRACTS FROM NON-LEGAL RECORDS
EARLY RECORDS OF THE UNI. OF ST. ANDREWS -1413-1579 BY JAMES MAITLAND ANDERSON
Graduation roll
- 1487 JOHANNES HAGUS, Pauper ?
- 1490 DOMINUS WILLEMUS HAGGAUS ?
Matriculation
MATRICULATION ROLL OF THE UNI. OF ST. ANDREWS-1748-1897 by JAMES MAITLAND ANDERSON
When students matriculated once at the start of a course
GEORGE 1762
When students matriculated yearly
JOHN (Aged 19,Markinch) 1884; 1885;1886;1887;
(Coaltown)1888; 1889; 1890; 1891
SCOTTISH DIARIES AND MEMOIRS - 1550-1746 BY J. G. FYFE
Robert Birrel's diary
The 29th of Apryll [1594], Wm. Hegie hangit for receiving the Earl of Bothwell.
A footnote points out that the Earl was an outlaw at that time.
HANDBOOKS OF THE WEAVERS OF ABBOTSHALL
From 1748 Accounts Book, catalogued 12/1 in Kirkcaldy Museum
22.10.1766
David Millar, son-in-law to Normand Heggie admitted a weaver.
1768-69
A list of weavers dating from 1748 until 1768-69
The following Heggies listed as was their means of acceptance
JOHN; Freeman's son
WALTER; Freeman's son
SAMUEL; Freeman's son
JAMES; Freeman's son
DAVID; Freeman's son
23.07.1769
Met at the house of Margaret Christie. Admitted John and Walter Heggie lawful sons to
Normand Heggie, weaver, upon paying 1 shilling sterling each.
1788
JAMES Heggie absent from a burial.
24.04.1794
ARCHIBALD, son to a Normand Heggie entered. (from 12/2)
22.04.1802
JAMES, junior entered
30.10.1804
WALTER, (junior ?) entered (from 12/3)
22.01.1806
SAMUEL, junior entered
From a book catalogued 12/2
1789
In Mr. Nicol's house, the following positions were adopted;
WALTER - Boxmaster
JOHN and Andrew Beaton - Keepers of the Keys
SAMUEL and Henry Glass - Directors
????
JAMES - Boxmaster
1792 JOHN had a debt; son acted as cautioner - was ongoing for several years.
In 1793 was continued for another year.
1797
JAMES - Keeper of one of the Keys.
1855
SAMUEL (jr.) - On the reed committee.
c. 1855
DAVID - Secretary.
1867
DAVID - President.
From the Laws of the Society, catalogued 12/3
There are a few lists of members including a numbered one dating from 1800,
a time of reorganisation. Many of the first names are given on a blanket date of 22 October 1800.
There is also a previous date for JOHN of 13 February 1797.
- 9 - WALTER
- 10 - DAVID 22 Oct. 1800
- 27 - JAMES
- 32 - SAMUEL
- 47 - JOHN
- 73 - JAMES 22 Apr. 1802
- 94 - WALTER 30 Oct. 1804
- 103 - SAMUEL 22 Jan. 1806
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AUCHTERDERRAN - A PARISH HISTORY By A. MCNEILL HOUSTON
Kirkcaldy, 28th Aug.1782: Compeared Mr. Robert Heggie, factor for Mr. Oswald and pronounced
a presentation by Claud Boswell esq., of Balmuto, patron of the Parish of Auchterderran to the
said Church and Parish, in favour of Andrew Murray, preacher of he Gospel within the bound,
dated 17th July last.
ST. BRYCEDALE CHURCH, KIRKCALDY by P. K. LIVINGSTONE
St Brycedale grounds. The grounds of about five acres were aquired in 1785
by Mr. James Heggie of Pitlessie. The following year the mansion house was erected
by Mr. George Heggie. (This building was to become, successively, the home of
William Stark Dougal, Patrick Don Swan, John Hunter, then finally, the Hunter Memorial Hospital.)
THE MINUTE-BOOK OF THE ABBOTSHALL BURIAL WATCH - 1819-30
Founded to safeguard the bodies and coffins of the dead. Met, variously, in the
Links Meal Society and Links Parish School. 4 inhabitants stood guard, nightly.
Funds were gathered to pay for watchmen, arms and with the intention of buying a morte-safe,
or some other method of protection. The town was divided up for the collection of funds
and/or a rota for the watch. They did not seem to collect much money for the number of people listed.
JAMES, JOHN and HENRY were at various times members of the committee.
Those responsible for the divisions and the Heggies they dealt with were;
- Mr. William Greig - Newtown - SAMUEL and JOHN
- Mr. N. Lockhart - West to Society Wynd - JAMES
- Mr. Hendry - to Anderson's Wynd - ARCHIBALD
- Mr. Fergus - to Bell Wynd - none
- Mr. Wotherspoon - to Heggie's Wynd - WALTER, HENDRY, JAMES and ROBERT
- Mr. Stocks - ?????????? - MATTHEW
- Mr Pratt and Mr. Heggie - Rest of town - JAMES and JOHN
- Mr. Pratt - West Bridge - ROBERT
- Mr. Norval - Raith, Abbotshall, Bankhead, Balwearie and Torbain - none
- Mr. Walker - Chapel, Bogie and Touch - none
THOMSON'S DIRECTORIES 1834 & 1835
WALTER ,dyer, shop - 274 High Street; house - 282 High Street
KIRKCALDY DIRECTORY
1882-83
- JOHN, dyer, house - 296 Links Street; 310 Links Street
- JOHN, weaver, 182 St. Clair Street
- FREDERICK, dyer, Links Street; house - 9 West Fergus Place
- HENRY, dyer, 5 Links Street
- HENRY, engine-fitter, 11 High Street
- R. J. & A., dyers, Links and Denburn Works
- ROBERT , of R. J. & A., Links Street
- JAMES, of R. J. & A., Denburn Works
- ALEXANDER, of R. J. & A., Links Street
- ROBERT, manufacturer, Kirkcaldy Power Loom Linen Works; house - 5 East Fergus Place
- ROBERT B., bleacher, Beath Bleachfield, Cowdenbeath; house - 2 Links Street
- SAMUEL, cabinet-maker, 41 Links Street
- MARY, mill worker, 276 Links Street
- WALTER, MRS., 57 High Street
1894-95
- ALEXANDER, same as previously
- HENRY, engineer, 3 Rossend Terrace, Nether Street
- JOHN, same as previously
- MARJORY , 274 Links Street
- MARGARET, MRS. 22 Bridge Street
- ROBERT, retired dyer, 18 Balsusney Road
- ROBERT, manufacturer, same as above
- HEGGIE &
- PRATT, West End Power Loom Works, Burleigh Street
- ROBERT B., Westend House, 4 Links Street
- WALTER, MRS., 57 High Street
1906-07
- ALEXANDER, dyer, Seaview, 238 Links Street
- CHARLES D., manufacturer, Catterthan, 10 Whytehouse Avenue
- HENRY, mechanic, 16A High Street
- HENRY N., clerk, 23 Ava Street
- JAMES, dyer, Elmdale, 19 Whytehouse Avenue
- ROBERT, manufacturer, same as above
- JOHN, retired dyer, 310-312 Links Street
- SAMUEL, cabinet-maker, 2 John Street
TRADE DIRECTORY 1837
FERRYPORT-ON-CRAIG
JAMES, Tailor
KIRKCALDY
HENRY, Vintner, in the Links
NEWBURGH
ROBERT, Vintner and spirit merchant (Higgie)
STRATHMIGLO
WALTER, Baker
WALTER, Vintner (Higgie)
THE DUNDEE DIRECTORY - 1946-47
DAVID, Chauffeur, 219 King Street, Broughtyferry.
DAVID, Storekeeper, 2 Monifieth Road, Broughtyferry.
GEORGE, Baker, 246 Brook Street, Broughtyferry.
GEORGE DAVIDSON, Tailor and Clothier, 186 King Street, Broughtyferry.
JAMES, 6 Manor Place, Broughtyferry.
WILLIAM L., Traveller, 3 Pitkerro Road.
W.G.H., Gas Engineering Assistant, 36 East Haddon Road.
Mrs. A.,13A Ward Road.
Miss, 9 Union Street, Broughtyferry.
ERNEST, Bricklayer, 19 Ashludie Terrace, Monifieth.
JAMES, 73 Durham Street, Monifieth.
ANDREW, Watchmaker, 32 Dundee Street, Carnoustie.
JOHN K., Manager, Station Road, Carnoustie.
Miss, Woodburn, Victoria Street, East Newport, Fife.
Mrs. FLORA, 72 William Street Tayport, Fife.SHERIFF COURT BOOK OF FIFE 1515-22 (Extracts)
FIFE SHOPKEEPERS AND TRADERS 1820-70 VOL III - KIRKCALDY - Andrew J. Campbell
TAILORS
ROBERT, entailed into Tailor Incorporation 27. 11. 1807
JAMES, entailed into Tailor Incorporation 27. 11. 1807
HENRY, entailed into Tailor Incorporation 27. 11. 1807
MATTHEW, boxmaster of the Links Tailor Incorporation, 1801-02, 1805-06, 1814-15
DYERS
JOHN, (d) 1849, indigo dyer, founder of Fountain Dye Works, Linktown
(1805-1900); Frederick took over the business by 1837; John , nephew
of Frederick continued until 1900
WALTER, son of John (above), went into business in 1825 at 274 High Street 1834-35;
later at 59 High Street employing 16 men and 12 women in George Halley in 1874,
went into partnership with James K. Livingstone as dyers and bleachers in Cowdenbeath.
JAMES, founder of Denburn Dye Works, c. 1870. Succeeded in business by Robert,
(d) 6. 5.1906, John, (d) 28. 8. 1904, and Alexander as R. J. & A. Heggie
JOHN, yarn dyer at 310 Links Street
BAKERS
JAMES(b) Kinghorn, 1795. High Street and Linktown, 1825-52, employing 3 men in 1851,
(d) 1862. His son Walter V., baker and corn merchant, (d) 25. 9. 1846
LINEN MANUFACTURERS
ROBERT1826-1909, founder of R. Heggie and sons. Began business in Burleigh Street in 1845.
In 1866 moved to Whytescausway as Kirkcaldy Power Loom Works. The business continued as R. Heggie and sons.
SOME FIFE APPRENTICES AND FREEMEN - 1524-1899 - ANDREW J. CAMPBELL
LINKTOWN TAILORS
- HENRY (1), An officer, 1721.
- HENRY (2), Adm. Journeyman, April 1739. Received trade charity November 30 1772 - November 20 1780.
- HENRY (3), Entered as a freeman's son, November 8 1774. Trade paid £2 for funeral expenses, May 3 1838, also for wife September 28 1837.
- HENRY (4), Adm. as freeman's son, November 28 1807. Trade paid £2 for funeral expenses, November 1825 (for a Mr. Heggie).
- JAMES, Adm. as a freeman's son, November 27 1785. Trade paid £2 for funeral expenses, July 10 1822.
- JOHN, Apprenticed to Thomas Young, c. 1709.
- MATTHEW, Adm. as a freeman's son, November 26 1784. Trade paid funeral expenses November 23 1831.
- NORMAN, Adm. as a freeman's son, July 1 1706.
- ROBERT, Adm. as a freeman's son, November 27 1807.
- WILLIAM, Received as apprentice to John Michel, April 11 1817.
PERSONS APPRENTICED TO HEGGIES
NORMAND
- John Alexander, entered journeyman, c. 1709.
- James Blackter, entered journeyman, c. 1711.
- John Henderson, c. 1713.
- John Hutcheon, February 7 1707.
- Andrew Thomson, after January 1731.
- Laurence Duncan, bonded servant, August 1707.
ROBERT
- David Cashien, free apprentice, November 15 1771.
- Benjamin Dens, free apprentice, (also to MATTHEW), November 18 1785.
- Francis Duncan, November 15 1754.
- Laurence Donaldson, free apprentice, November 9 1755.
LINKTOWN WEAVERS
There is occasional conflict between dates found here and in those that I have taken directly
from the Weavers' Handbooks. Also Normand is always referred to as "Norman".
I have taken the libery of changing back to the form which I personally observed.
- ARCHIBALD Entered April 22 1795.
- DAVID Son-in-law of Robert Pratt, entered April 28 1784.
- GEORGE Son of Andrew Heggie, entered October 30 1787.
- JAMES (1) Entered a freeman's son, July 23 1773.
- JAMES (2) Son of John Heggie.
- JAMES (3) Entered August 23 1818.
- JOHN (1) Son of Normand Heggie, entered October 23 1769.
- JOHN (2) Son of Walter Heggie, entered October 22 1791.
- NORMAND Active pre 1769.
- SAMUEL (1) Son of Normand Heggie, entered as a freeman's son October 30 1769
- SAMUEL (2) Junior, entered January 22 1806.
- WALTER (1) Son of Normand, entered as a freeman's son, October 23 1769.
- WALTER (2) Junior, entered October 30 1804.
BURNTISLAND WEAVERS
- GEORGE (Hegie), fied servant to James Stenhouse for 12 months, May 31 1774.
ST. ANDREWS HAMMERMEN
- CHARLES (Hagy), active, 1543-98. Apprenticed to Walter Royf (1559) and David Bryll (1569).
- THOMAS (Haigie), son of Alan Hagie. Bound apprentice to James Hall, saddler, April 12 1617,
- for 6 years and 1 year's meat and fie.
KIRKCALDY SHOEMAKERS
- GEORGE Entered December 1 1750, active 1752-55
ST. ANDREWS SHOEMAKERS
- JOHN (Hagie), son of William, apprenticed to Andrew Eliston, 1608.
- PATRICK (Hagie), apprenticed to Alexander Ednam, after 1560.
- THOMAS (Hagie), apprenticed to William Bontaverone, 1610.
- John (Bontaverone), son of late William, bound apprentice to William Morton.
(mother, Christina Heggie, see sasines)
- William (Bontaverone), son of Thomas in Lathame, apprenticed to John Baverage, 1595.
Adm. as freeman, 1604. Dead by 1623. Son John apprenticed to Robert Goodlaid, 1607; Thomas Hagie,
1610; Alex Craig, 1614.
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HISTORY OF THE SOCIETY OF WRITERS TO HIS MAJESTY'S SIGNET, 1936
HEGGIE, GEORGE, of Pitlessie, 15 May 1817
Apprentice to David Wemyss - son of James Heggie, merchant in Kirkcaldy, and grandson of
George Heggie of Pitlessie in Fife. Died at Moulmein, East Indies, 5 January, 1842, aged 50,
unmarried.
RICHARDSON, THOMAS, 25 May 1814
Apprentice to David Wemyss - only son of Robert Richardson,
Secretary to the British Linen Company, Married 19 September 1818,
ISABELLA (d. 22 February 1866), daughter of JAMES HEGGIE, YOUNGER OF PITLESSIE, FIFE.
KIRKCALDY BURIALS 1767-1854 from The Lair Registers - Edited by ANDREW J. CAMPBELL
HIEGEY, Mrs: :spouse of Provost H; 21/23 April 1783
HEGGIE, Mrs: mother of George Heggie, W.S. Edinburgh; (d) Restalrig 25 March 1838
HIEGEY, ALEXANDER: son of Provost James Hiegey; 19/22 January 1779
HIEGEY, Provost GEORGE: 28 April/1 May 1773
HEGGIE, GEORGE of Pitlessie: merchant, Kirkcaldy; -/2 March 1814
HIGY, Provost JAMES: 29 January/1 February 1791
HIEGEY, Provost JAMES: 30 April/3 May 1775
HIGIE, JAMES: son of James Higie: -/3 December 1846 (aged 1)
HIG, JEAN: daughter of Robert Hig; -/11 November 1845 (aged 1)
HEGEY, JANET: daughter of George Hegey, tanner; 21/23 September 1778
HEGGIE
Miss JANET: sister of George Heggie, W.S.; (d) 20 Castle Street, Edinburgh,
3 November, 1838
HIEGEY, JOHN: son of Robert Hiegey, factor to Mr. Oswald; 7/9 December 1775
HAKIE, JOHN: son of John Hakie; -/22 September 1852 (aged 14)
HIGGY, MARGARET: wife of John Hutton, flaxdresser; -/30 July 1837 (aged 57)
HIEGEY, ROBERT: son of Robert Hiegey, factor to Mr. Oswald; 21/23 August 1774
HEGGIE, WILLIAM BERRY: (d) Maranham, 19 November 1832
Couk, Elspet: spouse of George Heggy, sailor; 10/12 April 1793
Gilmore, Janet: widow of Provost James Heggie; 21/23 April 1783 (cf. above)
Key Alexander: son of Alexander Key, clerk to Mr. Heggy; 23/24 January 1795
MONUMENTAL INSCRIPTIONS
AUCHTERTOOL CHURCHYARD
no. 128, THOMAS HEGGIE (d) Kirkcaldy, 17. 5. 1870; wife Christina Scott, (d)
21. 11. 1872, aged 68
CULROSS ABBEY CHURCHYARD
no. 17, 1782 W.H. I.H. (plough share symbols) (west side). DAVID HIGGIE
(d) 1774, aged 7; CHR. H. 1776, aged 2
KIRKCALDY, ABBOTSHALL
no. 280, the only extra stone not recorded previously. George Currer........wife,
BETTY, (d) 8. 4. 1818, aged 68
KIRKCALDY, OLD KIRK
no. 41,1790 DAVID HEGGIE, wife Janet Carmichael (d) 23. 6. 1789, aged 29. DAVID, junior,
(d) 10. 8. 1801, aged 17 months. DAVID senior, (d) 11. 1. 1814, aged 66. ELIZA Stevens
(d) 29. 5. 1818, aged 25.MADDY, (d) 28. 3. 1822, aged 35
Testaments associated with the Old Kirk
JAMES, of Pitlessie, parishioner of Kirkcaldy, 1791
MATTHEW, skipper, burgess of Kirkcaldy, 1799
ROBERT, factor to James T. Oswald of Dunnikier, 1799
JOHN, late Bailie of Kirkcaldy, 1775
KIRKCALDY, DUNNIKIER
no. 17, JAMES HEGGIE, dyer, 21. 7. 1822 - 14. 4. 1899; wife Isabella Wilson
13. 10.1818 - 31. 1. 1903; children, DAVID, HELEN and ANDREW, all died young.
Daughter ANN, (d) 16. 2. 1927, wife of David Terrace
ROSYTH OLD CHURCHYARD
no. 257, JAMES HEGGIE; wife Margaret Harrower (d) 19. 4. 1889 aged 5?
COLLESSIE CHURCHYARD
no. 72, 1798 (on back), D.H. I.G.; DAVID HEGGIE; son DAVID, (d) 7. 5. 1781, aged 46;
daughter AN, (d) 10. 5. 1788, aged 10
CUPAR EXTENSION
no. 48, George Douglas...; wife Agnes Stewart; daughters Ann, Agnes, Margaret;
her husband GEORGE HEGGIE, (d) Oct. 1849
KILMANY CHURCHYARD
no. 45, DAVID HIGGIE, (d) Mar. 1779, aged 72; wife Isabella Laing
no. 46, ISABELLA HEIGGIE (d) 16. 7. 1853, aged 80, wife of David Husband
MOONZIE CHURCHYARD
no. 26, 1802 J.H. I.M.; JOHN HEGGIE, late plowman, Mortwhannie, (d)2.1.1782, aged 36;
son, JOHN and wife, Janet Millar
STRATHMIGLO CHURCHYARD
no. 15, David Young, Freuchie Mill,....; wife, CATHRINE HIGGIE, (d) 19. 1. 1820, aged 57
SUMMARY OF INSCRIPTIONS PERSONALLY OBSERVED
ABBOTSHALL
JOHN 26.09.1849 (d) aged 69 (m) MARY who (d) 1853 aged 70
WALTER 24.05.1870 (d) aged 64, 3 times married
WALTER 12.06.1856 (d) aged 25, son of the above
ROBERT B. 03.02.1906 (d) aged 71, bro. of Walter jr.
WILLIAM 09.07.1877 (d) aged 32, bro. of Walter jr.
JAMES 2.04.1862 (d) aged 66 (m) Margaret Chisholm
WALTER V. 25.09.1846 (d) aged 25
CHRISTINA 12.10.1872 (d) oldest dau. of James, above
HENRY 12.01.1836 (d) aged 29 (m) Margaret Brown of Burntisland
JOHN 01.07.1911 (d) aged 77, (b) Kinghorn (m) Mary Hutchison
SAMUEL 29.04.1918 (d) aged 62 (m) Maggie Glen
ROBERT 06.05.1906 (b) Dysart (m) Euphemia Steel of Burntisland
JAMES 02.11.1919 (d) on leave, aged 36
BENNOCHY
ROBERT 06.11.1909 (m) Jessie C. Drysdale
JOHN 17.11.1881 (d) aged 24, son of above
ROBERT 19.05.1925 son of above
HAROLD ED.25.09.1940 son of above
CHARLES DRYSDALE 22.02.1938 son of above
EDITH MARGARET 17.11.1984 dau. of Charles D.
ALEXANDER 22.01.1933 R. J. & A. Heggie ???
DAVID 09.02.1930
JOHN 28.09.1904 R. J. & A. Heggie
HENRY N. (m) Isabella Moncrieff Hutchison (d)
ELIZABETH LEITCH dau. of the above
HAYFIELD
CHARLES IAN 03.02.1972 (m. Doris Lill of Canada)
JOAN MARGARET 20.04.1988 dau. of above
William Heggie Young (possible interest only)
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MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS STORED ON MICROFICHE AT KIRKCALDY CENTRAL LIBRARY
Apparently gleaned from old documents and newspaper clippings. A selection of more interesting ones.
ALEXANDER, merchant, Council term 1776 - 1777
DAVID, deceased, Vet., 2nd daughter Barbara, married Thomas D. Wilkie, (Barbara Hay Taylor H.)
DAVID, merchant, Council term 1758 - 60 Treasurer 1758 - 60
ELSPETH, deceased, nee White, death of daughter, Agnes Paul, aged 100 (b) 1757, dau. of
John and Elspeth White, Kilmany, wife of George Paul.
EUPHEMIA, married James Mungall
GEORGE, merchant, Council terms 1720 - 22, Treasurer, 1727 - 29, 1724 - 26
GEORGE, merchant, Council terms
- 1751 - 53
- 1755 - 58
- 1759 - 61
- 1762 - 64
- 1765 - 69
- 1770 - 73
- 1774 - 77
- 1779 - 83
- 1784 - 87
GEORGE, Jnr.shoemaker, Council terms1756 - 58 Deacon of Trades 1753 - 55, 1760 - 62
HENRY, deceased, dyer, 3rd daughter, Janet, married Charles Franklin Cargill, 1866
JAMES, wright, entered a member of guild, 2 Feb 1798
JAMES Snr., Council terms
- 1751 - 53
- 1755 - 59
- 1760 - 63
- 1764 - 68
- 1768 - 71
- 1772 - 74
- 1777 - 78
- 1780 - 84
- 1786 - 89
Offices held
2nd Baillie 1751 - 52, 1781 - 82,
Dean of Guild,1781 - 82
Provost, 1765 - 67, 1786 - 89
JAMES, baker, West Bridge, partner in Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank
JAMES, baker, Chairman of the Police Commission for Links, 1858 - 55.
Chairman of the Managers Committee of Philp's School in Links
JOHN, who married Mary Heggie, from West Bridge
ROBERT B., petitioned Provost Birrell for formation of a Volunteer Rifle Corps for
the Kirkcaldy area
WALTER, dyer, also described as farmer, Moss side, Cowdenbeath
WALTER, dyer, 59 High Street, complaints about Gates erected at Volunteer's Green 17th May 1856
WALTER?, breach of right of way in Louden's Wynd
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THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS - RAITH AND ABBOTSHALL CURLING CLUB
Club Presidents 1921-22, Mr. C. Heggie, 1952-53, Mr. J. Heggie
A list of members for 1889-90 includes;
Ordinary members, C. D. Heggie, N. J. Heggie
Occasional members, Robert Heggie
KIRKCALDY ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY 1875-1990
Honorary Members, Robert and Robert Heggie Junior, Fergus Place, C. D. Heggie, Catterthun
BETHELFIELD CHURCH 1831-1981
Death of Robert Heggie mentioned - Kirk Session notes Jan. 1910.
LAIR-BOOK OF THE FEUAR'S BURIAL YARD - ANDREW J. CAMPBELL
HAIGGIE, EUPHEMIA: child, dau. of Alexander, maltman and Burgess in Kinghorn ;
she died in the house of John Lawson, 26 April 1734.
HAIGGY, GEORGE: child, son of James, weaver/indweller in Dunnikier, died 5 April 1749.
HEIGGIE, JANET: spouse of Robert Todd, maltman/indweller in Dunnikier, died 9 March 1731.
HIGIE, JENET: relict of dec. Pitter Blaketer, hammerman and feuar in Dunnikier, died 30 Dec. 1772.
HEGGIE, ANDREW: :son of James, dyer Denburn Dye Works, died 17 October 1866;
in grave of sister Hellen.
HEGGIE, ANN (Terrace): dau. of the late James, dyer, (d) 18 February 1927 (79years);
in S. grave of lot 34
HEGGIE, ELISABETH: wife of David B. Pye Jr. , Shoemaker; died 18 February 1849.
HEGGIE, HELEN: dau. of the late Robert, dyer, Sinclairtown; died 20 February 1849.
HEGGIE, HELEN: child of James, dyer, Sinclairtown; died 6 January 1852 (18 months)
in the grave of Helen Heggie, the child's aunt.
HEGGIE, JAMES: retired dyer; died 17 April 1899 (76 years), in S. grave of lot 34.
HEGGIE, MARGARET: wife of Captain John Pye; died 11 March 1868 (40 years).
THE BURGESS ROLLS OF FIFE (PART 1) - David Dobson
Kirkcaldy
DAVID, Tanner in Kirkcaldy, 1788
THE MARINERS OF KIRKCALDY AND WEST FIFE, 1600 - 1700 - David Dobson
ANDREW, sailor in Dysart, 1673
GEORGE, skipper of the Hendrie of Dysart, 1690
MATTHEW, skipper in Kirkcaldy, wife Margaret Kennedy, master of Blessing of Kirkcaldy, died 1682
THOMAS, mariner in Dysart, wife Katherine Reddie, 1650
WILLIAM, skipper in Dysart, 1648
THE MARINERS OF FIFE, 1700 - 1800 - David Dobson
GEORGE, mariner in Kirkcaldy, died 1750
THOMAS, mariner on the Margaret of Dysart, 1701
THOMAS, skipper in Dysart, wife Elizabeth Forbes, 1723
OLD KIRKCALDY - CENTRAL, NORTH AND WEST - ERIC EUNSON
S. HEGGIE, Studio at 2 Thistle Street. Known to be active 1905-1908. Known for scenes of Kirkcaldy.
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