Castlemilk History

Castlemilk History

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Local History: Contact us at:- [email protected] We wanted to find out more. It was all getting very exciting.

The Local History Group began in October 1989, with a class organised by the WEA (Workers Education Association). At first we learned about the founding of Glasgow and progressed through to the industrial revolution. We soon realised that most of the group became interested in the history of our own area, Castlemilk. Some of us had a basic knowledge, and all of us somehow knew that Mary Queen of S

30/05/2026
Photos from Castlemilk Community Football Trust's post 23/05/2026
Castlemilk Castle/House History 23/05/2026

Some of our ancient Castlemilk History right here... 🏰🥛
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A collection of photographs Relating to the Stirling Stuarts of Castlemilk, who lived in Castlemilk Castle/House until 1938 - The Death of the Laird, William Crawfurd Stirling Stuart...

Photos from Castlemilk Park Project's post 13/05/2026
Census for Castlemilk & other Documents 11/05/2026

Lots of interesting History and information in these Census documents... All information in the captions and comments... 🏰🥛 https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.278328938935692&type=3

In the UK, the Census was taken every ten years since 1801, with the exceptions of 1941 (WW2). Interestingly, the censuses were initially conducted partly to ascertain the number of men able to fight in the Napoleonic Wars, and partly over population concerns... an industrious population is the basic power and resource of any nation, and therefore its size needs to be known'
'the number of men who were required for conscription to the militia in different areas should reflect the area's population'
'there were defence reasons for wanting to know the number of seamen'
'the need to plan the production of corn and thus to know the number of people who had to be fed'
'a census would indicate the Government's intention to promote the public good' and
'the life insurance industry would be stimulated by the results.' 1841 Census was the first to intentionally record names of all individuals in a household or institution.

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59 Machrie Road
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