Ordinary Folk - family history @ordinaryfolk1848.bsky.social · 04/10/2026Missed this when you first posted it. What a terrific initiative e-Sgoil is! I saw something of it at first hand when working with CnES to develop a school maritime qualification. A simple idea, so well-executed. 020
Ordinary Folk - family history @ordinaryfolk1848.bsky.social · 17/09/2026I'm delighted that the Fife FHS [not on here] has published my article on my Great Grandfather, Robert Campbell, 1822-88, some time Elder of the United Presbyterian Church in Durie St, Leven, Fife - pictured here once the Roman Catholics had taken it over. (I doubt if he would have liked that!) 120
Ordinary Folk - family history @ordinaryfolk1848.bsky.social · 16/03/2026I have another photo of Dad in the Army, clearly from his time in Burma, but with no other clues at all. But I enquired of The Wardrobe, the web home of the Rifles, who now incorporate the Royal Berkshire Regiment with whom my father served. And they have that photo! 100
Ordinary Folk - family history @ordinaryfolk1848.bsky.social · 16/03/2026I have been pulling together what I know about my father as neither of my children knew him, nor obviously their children, and filling in gaps where I can. I have a photo of him in Army uniform which I’ve never researched – and now know exactly when and where it was taken: Bodmin, 1945. 110
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