Kekewich, not quite Portobello
Kekewich, not quite Portobello
Does anyone know the origins of this street name? And how do I pronounce it? Is it Keek-ich, Ke-ke-wich, Keek-wich or Kek-ich?
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Angus
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"Following the death in 1898 of the member of the Christiemiller family who owned the estate of Craigentinny a solicitor, Mr. C.G. Kekewich took over and for a number of years did much work in the running of the estate."
http://www2.ebs.hw.ac.uk/edweb/STREETS/part2/k.htm
As for pronunciation, my wife (who is a native) informs me that it it is 'kek-yu-vitch'.
http://www2.ebs.hw.ac.uk/edweb/STREETS/part2/k.htm
As for pronunciation, my wife (who is a native) informs me that it it is 'kek-yu-vitch'.
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Re: Kekewich, not quite Portobello
Angus wrote:
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Odd... I've never tried Netscape but Opera works fine. Is your browser set to accept cookies?
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What a brilliant link. I now know how Seaview Terrace got its name.Anonymous wrote:http://www2.ebs.hw.ac.uk/edweb/STREETS/part2/k.htm
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