'Mill o' Tifty's Annie' - Hannah Rarity
Scottish singer-songwriter Hannah Rarity performs this Scots song about the tragic tale of Annie Smith. TW: This video discusses domestic violence against women. Listen to the woeful story of the miller's daughter Annie who fell in love with the trumpeter of Fyvie, Andrew Lammie. The men in Annie's family did not approve of Annie's love for a man they considered below their family's status. The song is based on true events and the life of Agnes Smith. The grave of Agnes Smith can still be found in Fyvie, Aberdeenshire. Explore these and other #TalesOfScotland and our past and follow our social channels: Twitter: / histenvscot Facebook: / historicenvscotland Instagram: / histenvscot Follow Hannah Rarity: Twitter: / hannahrarity Facebook: / hannahrarity Instagram: / hannah.rarity

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