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Lisa Newlands wrote on August 11, 2021
Love this. My gran Agnes steeled was born in bank avenue. Then moved to Stewarton. Where I grew up. I stayed briefly in wylie crescent. Cumnock has always felt home even though its not, I must have Cumnock blood. Thanks for sharing the history
Love this. My gran Agnes steeled was born in bank avenue. Then moved to Stewarton. Where I grew up. I stayed briefly in wylie crescent. Cumnock has always felt home even though its not, I must have Cumnock blood. Thanks for sharing the history... Collapse

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