
The Invergordon Archive
No: 972 Contributor: Heather Anderson (nee Booth) Year: 1960
Family GroupAngus Mackenzie, foreground, with brother-in-law, Alex Urquhart, top & unknown.
(The picture is not dated - Site Admin.)
Picture added on 13 February 2007
Thanks Heather, it is nice to see all those pictures of the family. The lady in the picture is Auntie Barbara from New Zealand.
Added by John Urquhart on 13 February 2007
John, thanks for your comment. If you want to get in touch - I will send you all the collection of photographs? Your Dad and your Uncle Angus would have been thrilled with this site! Was Aunty Barbara on your Dad's side of the family?
Added by Heather Anderson (nee Booth) on 14 February 2007
Heather, Auntie Barbara is on my mother's side of the family. Thank you for your reply.
Added by John Urquhart on 14 February 2007
Thanks John for that info. Was Aunty Barbara a sister then of your Mum and Angus? I know that Angus was 'one of 13' children. I know of your Mum, Isabel, of course, and Kenny, Dan, Ian - but I don't remember/know the others?
Added by Heather Anderson (nee Booth) on 14 February 2007
I have just realised that the Alex Urquhart in this photo was the sign writer. I think he probably worked with John Reid, the painter. Am I right?
Added by Freda Ross on 23 February 2007
Hi Freda, yes you are right, my dad worked with John Reid, as did myself. He did the sign for the boat called the `Deutschland' in the film Battle of the River Plate, which was partly filmed in the Moray Firth. This film has been on the television many times and brings back memories. Dad did many signs. If you go on contributer for myself you will see a Ford van which he did the sign for (picture #697).
Added by John Urquhart on 16 September 2009