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14 March, 2010
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Taking a look at the men who made world history
MORAY ROOTS » Famous Moravians
Published:  12 March, 2010

OF all of Moray's sons, few could match the impact made on a continent by Robert Inglis, or Roberto Inglez as he became, the Elgin boy who learned to play Latin American music better than the South Americans.

Published:  04 December, 2009

IF Donald Smith, Lord Strathcona, from Forres, was Canada's richest man in the 1900s, his younger cousin George Stephen, from Dufftown, was not far behind.

Published:  13 November, 2009

DONALD Alexander Smith was born on August 6, 1820, the second of three sons of Alexander Smith, a tradesman of Archiestown and his wife, Barbara, daughter of Donald Stewart of Leanchoil.

Published:  02 October, 2009

MORAY Connections celebrates the achievements of those from Moray who made their mark nationally or internationally.

Published:  28 August, 2009

JAMES Ramsay MacDonald (JRM) from Lossiemouth was the first British Labour Prime Minister, played a conspicuous part in the political history of 20th century Britain, yet never forgot his Lossiemouth roots.

Published:  24 July, 2009

IN this Year of Homecoming we should raise a celebratory cup to Hugh Falconer of Forres.

Published:  03 July, 2009

IN THIS Year of Homecoming we celebrate through Moray Connections one of the area’s greats whose music is played wherever those of Scottish descent have settled.

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