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Friends of Dundee Harris Academy1885 to 1918 Surnames City Archives sorted by Letter S Surname First Names Parent or Address Date of Birth Date of Admin No. Last School Date of Leaving Notes Reason for Guardian Admission Leaving Sadler James John 4 Craigie Terrace 09/09/1894 18/08/1902 7452 Miss Milne's, 23/08/1907 also 30/06/1911 Bank Street Sadler James John Sadler 4 Craigie Terrace 09/09/1894 02/09/1907 9339 Harris Academy Salmond John Westwood John 2 Gibson Terrace 11/03/1878 31/08/1888 2357 Miss Ross's 16/07/1889 Salmond James K George 13 Rosefield Street 09/04/1883 03/09/1895 5305 Blackness Public 10/07/1896 School Salmond George George 8 Annfield Street 23/06/1879 29/08/1892 4063 Blackness Public 07/09/1894 School Salmond Ivor George Geo. 10 Ward Rd 22/11/1905 04/09/1914 239 Fleetside School 11/12/1914 Gone to Salmond Gatehouse Gatehouse Salmond Katie M Peter 72 Albert Street 11/06/1884 23/09/1897 6001 Wallacetown 13/05/1898 Public School Salmond Willie David 185 Strathmartine 09/11/1899 01/02/1912 10735 Butterburn P. S. 24/06/1915 Over Age Salmond Rd. Salmond Lena Grieve Geo. 10 Ward Rd 03/10/1907 04/09/1914 238 Fleetside School 11/12/1914 Gone to Salmond Gatehouse Gatehouse Sampson George G Sampson 16 Jedburgh Road 01/01/1900 18/08/1913 10 Blackness P. S. 04/12/1914 Over Age Samson Annie Smith C C Samson Thistlebank, 30/05/1890 17/08/1903 7789 Monifieth Public 30/06/1904 Entry crossed out Monifieth School Samson Albert David 229 Overgate 22/10/1873 24/08/1885 162 Long Wynd P. S. 30/06/1887 Samson Maud W George 93 Nethergate 20/01/1887 19/03/1894 4808 None 31/08/1900 Samson Georgina Jane George 32 Castle Street 03/12/1877 12/10/1885 1170 Miss Milne's, 28/04/1886 Bank Street Samson Maggie Clark George 32 Castle Street 11/03/1879 12/10/1885 1171 28/04/1886 Compiled/Updated Friends of Dundee City Archives Page 1 of 87 17 December 2019 Surname First Names Parent or Address Date of Birth Date of Admin No. Last School Date of Leaving Notes Reason for Guardian Admission Leaving Samson Grace George 32 Castle Street 02/06/1872 12/10/1885 1169 Miss Milne's, 28/04/1886 Bank Street Samson Alexr. George 181 Strathmartine 19/05/1896 17/08/1908 9605 Butterburn P. S. 03/03/1911 Samson Rd. Samson Lizzie Brown Chas. C. Thistle Bank 27/01/1894 20/08/1906 8805 Monifieth PS. Samson Monifieth Samuel Reuben Edward 23 Elizabeth St. 26/07/1894 20/08/1906 8856 Victoria Rd P. S. 17/08/1908 Samuel Samuel Daniel Edward 23 Elizabeth Str. 12/08/1891 04/09/1905 8587 Morgan Acad. 19/08/1907 Samuel Sandeman John George S B 103 Strathmartine 09/04/1891 17/08/1903 7815 Hill Street Public 30/06/1904 Road School Sandeman Maggie S John 15 Strathmartine 19/07/1874 24/08/1885 54 Hill Street P. S. 16/07/1889 Road, Dundee Sandeman Ernest John 127 High St. Lochee 19/04/1897 01/02/1910 10155 Liff Rd. P. S. Sandeman Sandeman James Andrew 98 Dens Road 27/03/1877 20/04/1891 3646 Rosebank Public 02/09/1892 School Sandeman James John 21 St Vincent Place, 28/09/1877 04/02/1890 3278 Eastern Public 10/03/1893 Gone to work Broughty Ferry School Sandeman Mary Andrew 29 Seymour St. 04/04/1903 30/08/1909 10076 Sandeman Sandeman Lilias Andrew 29 Seymour St. 06/05/1907 04/04/1913 11108 None 30/06/1921 Note that in the Over Age Sandeman register the date of leaving is recorded as 21/06/1930 Sandeman William P David D Cairnie Bank House, 01/12/1879 17/11/1891 3991 Keptie Public Leaving date in Arbroath School, Arbroath register is blank Compiled/Updated Friends of Dundee City Archives Page 2 of 87 17 December 2019 Surname First Names Parent or Address Date of Birth Date of Admin No. Last School Date of Leaving Notes Reason for Guardian Admission Leaving Sandeman Andrew Andrew 29 Seymour St. 09/09/1906 16/04/1912 10774 None 30/06/1920 Note that in the Over Age. Sandeman register the date of leaving is recorded as 20/06/1930 Sandeman Mary John 15 Strathmartine 13/01/1879 16/12/1891 4001 Hill Street Public 08/12/1893 Road School Sandeman Charles A Mrs 9 Scouringburn 16/12/1878 16/02/1892 4021 Morgan Academy 25/03/1892 Sandeman Sanderson Mary John Beaton's Hotel 07/06/1892 27/09/1909 10109 Harris Academy Sanderson Carnoustie Sanderson Mary John Beaton's Hotel 07/06/1892 27/08/1906 8975 Barry P. S. 21/08/1909 Sanderson Carnoustie Sandison Edward Mrs Chas 25 Campbell Street 03/05/1902 01/02/1915 312 Ancrum Road P. 30/06/1916 Over Age Sandison Lochee S. Sangster Lizzie Charles 14 Union Street 29/08/1883 02/09/1895 5147 Private School 06/09/1895 Phillips Sangster Alexander George C 91 Bridge Street 23/10/1883 06/09/1898 6228 Montrose 30/06/1899 Sangster Academy Sanson Margt. McAlpine Jas. Sanson 6 Whitehall Cresct. 29/03/1902 26/08/1912 10961 Kilmarnock (Loan Head) Saphrini Stanley H. George c/o Mrs Hall, 3 24/03/1901 28/04/1913 11118 Adelphia St. 16/05/1913 Gone to Glasgow Saphrini Hilltown Glasgow Sarl Mary W S Sarl 1 Westfield Lane 14/12/1888 02/09/1893 4583 None 24/04/1903 Sarl Lester Walter 1 Westfield Lane 12/09/1885 29/08/1892 4136 Miss Lawson's 27/06/1901 Saul Percival Edmund 2 Park Terrace 17/03/1877 08/05/1889 2832 St Leonard on Sea 12/02/1892 Saum John Alexander 7 Blackness Street 21/08/1885 22/08/1899 6552 Blackness Public 22/06/1900 School Saunders Effie Thomas Union Bank House, 25/11/1882 02/09/1897 5905 Coupar Angus 07/10/1898 Coupar Angus Public School Compiled/Updated Friends of Dundee City Archives Page 3 of 87 17 December 2019 Surname First Names Parent or Address Date of Birth Date of Admin No. Last School Date of Leaving Notes Reason for Guardian Admission Leaving Saunders David David 9 Dallfield Terrace 11/09/1885 05/09/1892 4242 Miss Kirkpatrick's Only year of leaving recorded - 1898 Scarlett William William 65 Scouringburn 03/09/1875 01/09/1885 1037 West End 06/09/1889 Campbell Academy Scarlett Maggie William 28 Hunter Street 05/04/1883 03/09/1888 2692 16/07/1889 Also shows leaving date of 29/05/1896 Scarlett Maggie William 6 Hermonhill Terrace 05/04/1883 10/11/1896 5749 Harris Academy 06/05/1898 Original No. 2692 Sclater Daisy James Station House, St 17/04/1901 22/08/1910 10251 Trinity Ac. Leith 30/12/1910 Leith Sclater Fort Sclater Harold James James Station House, St 23/03/1905 22/08/1910 10218 None 16/12/1910 Leith Sclater Fort Scobie Agnes Robert 43 Milnbank Road 18/06/1904 01/02/1917 642 Blackness 26/04/1918 Over Age Scobie Scotland James R Peter R 4 Tay Terrace 01/05/1887 11/06/1896 5518 Cherrybank 21/05/1897 Public School, Perth Scotland Alexander Alexander 13 Albert Square 29/10/1885 23/05/1898 6050 Morgan Academy 02/11/1900 Scotland Elizabeth Janet Peter 21 Scott St. 03/10/1897 28/09/1911 10538 Blackness P. S. 26/06/1912 Over Age Scotland Scotland Katherine R Peter R 4 Tay Terrace 16/10/1890 11/06/1896 5519 Cherrybank 21/05/1897 Public School, Perth Scotland Charles Rennie James 10 Forfar Road 24/10/1874 26/08/1885 664 St Andrews 19/07/1886 School Scotland Arthur Y James 32 Castle Street 24/03/1883 09/09/1889 3176 E C Normal 29/11/1889 School, Glasgow Scotland James R J Scotland Sinclair House, 17/09/1890 13/09/1897 5991 14/07/1901 Nethergate Compiled/Updated Friends of Dundee City Archives Page 4 of 87 17 December 2019 Surname First Names Parent or Address Date of Birth Date of Admin No. Last School Date of Leaving Notes Reason for Guardian Admission Leaving Scotland William W James 32 Castle Street 04/02/1879 09/09/1889 3175 E C Normal 15/11/1889 Gone to another School, Glasgow school Scotland Bella S Alexander 13 Albert Square 29/08/1888 27/08/1900 6875 Rosebank Public 19/06/1903 School Scotland Mary H C Peter R 4 Tay Terrace 26/01/1889 11/06/1896 5520 Cherrybank 21/05/1897 Public School, Perth Scott Wilhelmina John 28 Isles' Lane, 05/05/1882 03/09/1895 5321 Blackness Public 24/01/1896 Hawkhill School Scott Grace M Robert Craigmount, Tayport 11/09/1885 07/10/1902 7563 Miss Lloyd's 24/06/1903 Scott Isabella F. Mrs Scott 43 Nethergate 10/02/1892 20/08/1906 8833 Tay St. P. S. 21/08/1909 Junior Student Scott Nellie Peter Scott Ballochmyle, Wormit 03/10/1889 29/08/1904 8189 Wormit PS. 27/06/1906 Scott Jessie H Charles School House, 16/11/1877 09/02/1891 3622 Rattray Public 02/09/1892 Rattray School Scott James David 32½ King Street 23/10/1874 02/09/1889 3080 St Andrew's 24/01/1890 Sessional Scott Amelia Adams Mrs Wm. 43 Nethergate 06/09/1897 28/09/1911 10540 Tay St.
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