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Re: Gauldwallys
By:David Caldwell
Date: 17:03 3/8/02
In Response To: Re: Gauldwallys (Tom Caldwell)

Hi Tom
Your right about local Killie folk calling us Carrwal with the pronunciation on the first syllable similar to Caer in Caerlisle which I know means castle and is a Welsh/ancient British word. Second Syllable "wal" with "a' sounding "ah'.
Even when I lived in Wigtownshire there were people who would call me "Caerwal". Strangely I always thought that Carswell seemed more akin to Caerwal but they were never called that to my recollection David

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Gauldwallys
Tom Caldwell -- 02:12 3/6/02
Re: Gauldwallys
Tom Caldwell -- 04:01 3/6/02
Re: Gauldwallys
Tom Caldwell -- 13:53 3/6/02
Re: Gauldwallys, Called Wally, & Caldwell
Dean Jackson -- 17:09 3/6/02
Were Caldwell's "Wallys"?
Tom Caldwell -- 01:33 3/7/02
Re: Were Caldwell's
John Caldwell -- 11:34 3/8/02
Re: Were Caldwell's
Tom Caldwell -- 13:55 3/8/02
Re: Were Caldwell's
John Caldwell -- 14:33 3/8/02
Re: Were Caldwell's
David Caldwell -- 13:59 3/9/02
Re: Were Caldwell's
Tom Caldwell -- 04:39 3/10/02
Re: Were Caldwell's
Tom Caldwell -- 14:22 3/22/02
Re: Gauldwallys
David Caldwell -- 12:01 3/6/02
Re: Gauldwallys
Tom Caldwell -- 13:28 3/6/02
Re: Gauldwallys
Tom Caldwell -- 02:31 3/8/02
Re: Gauldwallys
David Caldwell -- 17:03 3/8/02
Caerwall
Tom Caldwell -- 04:31 3/10/02
 

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