My great-great-grandfather John Munroe Hendry was a patient at Sunnyside Asylum he died on the 5.04.1937 I have been through most cemeteries in angus on the deceasedonline website to with no success can anyone help it would be much appreciated

2013 marks the 70th anniversary of the death of Royal Canadian Air Force Pilot James Craig Graham of Moose Jaw, Sask., Canada. It was a mere 9 months after the Graham family had received word that their other son, pilot Robert Graham was killed when his Wellington Bomber was shot down over Dortmund, Germany James was returning from a bombing raid over Berlin in his Halifax bomber which crashed off the Scottish coast. He died enroute to shore and is buried in the Sleepyhillock Cemetery at Montrose, Angus, Scotland. If you have
the occasion to be in the vicinity, please visit his grave and say a silent prayer. His parents lost both sons to the war and were never able to visit their graves.

My grandfather Robert Smith bought the plot at Sleepyhillock for his family in 1909 when his first son Robert Smith was drowned aged 12 years. The second name on the grave stone was his grandson also Robert Smith. Eventually my grandmother who died in 1948 was added to the stone and lastly my grandfather who died in 1952. There were other stones on the plot for my uncles William and Duncan but they were missing when I last came to Montrose and visited the cemetery. Can you please tell me if they are taken down as a matter of course or could someone have given permission for this to be done. I see there is a large headstone for my sister in law Harriet Geddes who died in 1987. Many thanks.

Im the curator of the Briles Information Network. My grandparents are buried at SleepyHillock. Charles Milan Cameron and Beatrice Hampton Cameron. Also Tommy Cameron and my great Aunt Catherine "Auntie Kit" Cameron. Would love it someone can take photos of markers for me. I live in NC, USA. Thanks for this site, great information!