John (Jock) Muirhead was a stalwart of the Bo’ness United Football Club, having served as the club’s chairman and as a committee member.  Despite ‘being an incomer’ he became an integral part of the local community and his legacy at Bo’ness United remains. 

Ferniesyde appears on old local maps.  Its name obviously derives from the local plant life in the vicinity. 

Local Street names themed on flowers.

Robert Weir owned Carrongrove Paper Mill from 1855 to 1867. 

Possibly from John De Graham who died fighting with Wallace in 1298.  He had a castle, now in ruins, not far from Fankerton.  Graham is also a well known and respected family name in the area especially within farming circles.  

The street is close to the former Thornhill estate.