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Ift!A^^-•K^C'} I!#Iiiiilb»Iii{Hiil»I Isaiif Lis S:Sg.Fl &Liiilsi#Iiti||L|^Te:Ssi§Lli &:$3 • S3v^'^'ift!a^^-•k^c’} i!#iiiiilB»iii{Hiil»i isaiif liS S:Sg.fl &liiilSi#Iiti||l|^te:Ssi§lli■&:$3 • /?'*■.■ i’Ki-,', r:r'3t .. ■: ■■' .? ■: :-.' .S'- Z‘‘ ■'}_[ u0 ^ A. 'p - CvJ 5 % v In JVlemopiam: AN OBITUARY OF Abcrbceit anb ^icinitg For the Year 1890. WITH BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES OF PROMINENT CITIZENS. PRICE SIXPENCE. Comptleb ani gahUshcb ig WILLIAM CAY & SONS, 432 Union Street and 143 George Street, Aberdeen. SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. „<> & .9 y. * B J. 'jy S-3'^Alj: % 19 74 r; V/- 'VA f/\' 0" COMPILERS’ NOTE. The publication of “ In Memoriam ” is designed to preserve, in a more permanent form that can otherwise be accomplished, some account of those citizens and others whose deaths have occurred in or near the city during the year; also, of Aberdonians who have died at other places. Such a record, we believe, may be of interest not only to residents and Aberdonians in all parts of the globe, but also to those who have at one time been connected with the city. It is necessary to state that “ In Memoriam ” (which we intend to publish annually) is not a complete register, but a compilation from the obituaries of the newspapers published from the offices of the Aberdeen Journtd and Daily Free Press. In abbreviating the biographical notices we have endeavoured to retain what will be of most general interest. WILLIAM CAY & SONS. Aberdeen, Januaryt 1891. 1890] OBITUARY. A Aberdein, William Lyall, 5 Albury Road, late Manager of Aberdeen Jute Works.—30th September. Adam, Margaret Garrow or. 22 Bridge Street, widow of Alexander Adam, Foudland, Insch.—26th March. Adams, Isabella A. Aberdein, daughter of Andrew Adams, Seaman. Aged 24 years—9th February. Adams, Jane, Baads, Peterculter, daughter of William Adams, Farmer. Aged 3^ years—18th April. Adams, Elizabeth M‘Kay or, 43 Hutcheon Street, widow of David Adams, Seaman. Aged 84 years—22nd August. Aiken, Leslie, Middlefield, Cornhill, Gardener.—10th April. Aitken, Christina Robb or, 16 Marywell Street, wife of Alexander Aitken. Aged 26 years—1st November. Albiston, Jessie Joss, 29 James Street, daughter of the late William Albiston, Boilermaker. Aged i8J years—31st May. Alexander, Georgina Shireffs, 89J Broad Street, daughter of the late James Alexander, Farmer. Aged 49 years—17th February. Alexander, Isabella Ross, 113 John Street, daughter of Robert Alexander. Aged 1 year and 8 months—26th June. Alexander, Rachel M'Kenzie or, 207 Great Western Road, widow of James Alexander, Grain Merchant.—27th September. Allan, Annabella Falconer, 9 Summerfield Place, daughter of James Allan, Compositor. Aged 2^ years—29th April. Allan, Colin, 63 Hutcheon Street, Coppersmith. Aged 74 years— 24th November. Allan, —, infant son of J. Buckley Allan, Advocate, Aberdeen. Allan, James, 7 Bannermill Street, late Carver. Aged 72 years— 23rd June. Allan, John, 13 Fish Street. Aged 56 years—26th February. Allan, Mrs., 227 King Street. Aged 78 years—12th February. Allan, Mrs., widow, Bank Street, Torry. Aged 42 years—13th Ju!y- Allan, William, Church Street, Servant in Blacksmith Department of Messrs. John Duthie, Sons, & Co., Shipbuilders. Aged 73 years—3rd September. Anderson, Adam Corbet, 95 Crown Street (of John Blaikie & Sons).—13th September. 8 IN MEMORIAM. [1890 Anderson, Alexander, Forest Lodge, King’s Gate, late Manager, Northern Agricultural Company. Aged 67 years—16th March. Anderson, Alice, 56 Loanhead Terrace, twin daughter of James Anderson.—1st August. Anderson, David, Lower Comhill, Gardener.—29th August. Anderson, Ethel Mary, 1 Langstane Place, daughter of William Anderson. Aged 12 months—13th March. Anderson, Eva, 56 Loanhead Terrace, twin daughter of James Anderson.—2nd August. Anderson, Hellen, 35 Clarence Street, daughter of James Anderson, Boilermaker. Aged 9 months—20th January. Anderson,—, infant daughter of P. Anderson, 15 Granton Place.—25th July. Anderson, Isabella Allan or, Denhead, Rubislaw, wife of James Anderson, Gardener. Aged 34 years—10th May. Anderson, Janies, 6 Rose Place, son of James Anderson, Baker. Aged 8 years—23rd April. Anderson, James, 23 Canal Terrace, Woodside, Carter. Aged 57 years—14th May. Anderson, Jeannie, 24 Powis Place, daughter of George Anderson. Aged 10 years—28th February. Anderson, Johann Ross or, Aberdeen, wife of Thomas Anderson. Aged 18 years—1st July. Anderson, Maggie, 4 Canal Street, daughter of John Anderson, Railway Mason. Aged 7 months—24th October. Anderson, Margaret Bain or, 16 Chestnut Row, widow of Alexander Anderson, Tinsmith.—18th January. Anderson, Margaret Whyte or, Ivy Bank, West Cults, widow of George Anderson. Aged 70 years—3rd February. Anderson, Mary Ann Bisset or, 51 Queen Street, wife of Robert Anderson, Commercial Traveller. Aged 25 years—25th November. Anderson, Mrs. Elizabeth, 32 Albert Terrace. Aged 88 years— nth December. Anderson, Mrs., Ellishill, widow of W. T. Anderson of Tech- muiry.—4th July. Anderson, Rebecca Henderson or, 56 Watson Street, widow of Robert Anderson, Rosebank, Banchory-Ternan. Aged 80 years —29th November. Anderson, Robert, Parkhead, Maryculter. Aged 97 years—4th January. Anderson, Helen, 12 Marischal Street, daughter of the late William Anderson, Inspector of Poor.—15th March. Anderson, William, 16 Chestnut Row, Foreman. Aged 54 years —3rd May. Angus, Caroline Quintin or, 146 West North Street, widow of William Angus, late of Kennethmont.—24th April. 1890] IN MEMORIAM. 9 Angus, David, 75 Seamount Place. Aged 84 years—5th February. Angus, James, 48 Gordon Street, son of John Angus. Aged 16 years—14th May. Annand, James, 65 East North Street Rope and Sail Maker. Aged 63 years—10th March. Annand, Magdalene Knox Smith or, 7 King Street, wife of John Annand.—3rd October. Anton, Mary, 32 North Broadford. Aged 79 years—March. Amot, Alexander Watson, Aberdeen, son ofJohnArnot, Painter. Aged 19 years—14th April. Arnot, Jane Beaton or, 47 Hutcheon Street, wife of John Arnot, Painter. Aged 45 years—7th March. Argo, Charles, 17 Lamond Place, son of John Argo, Engineer. Aged 5| years—2nd October. Arthur, Catherine Anderson Forbes or, wife of Thomas Arthur, Plumber, Paper Mills, Culler. Aged 38 years—17th January. Arthur, Rev. David, 7 Springbank Terrace. Aged 83 years— 26 th February. Arthur, Elizabeth, 79 North Broadford, daughter of the late George Arthur, Oldmeldrum.—29th July. Arthur, Isabella, 32 Claremont Street, widow of James Arthur, Stonedresser. Aged 86 years—30th October. Auld, George, Aberdeen, late of Foveran. Aged 47 years—nth November. Auld, Mary, 31 Huntly Street, daughter of the late Allan Auld, Cothal Mills, Fintray. Aged 69 years—27th December. 10 IN MEMORIAM. [1890 B Bain, David, 68^ West North Street. Aged 66years—12th January. Bain, William Alexander, 18 Craigie Street, son of Ebenezer Bain, Jun. Aged 6 years—13th April. Balneaves, Jessie Innes or, Fairfield House, Kittybrewster, wife of Joseph Balneaves. Aged 58 years—12th July. BannocMe, James, Junior, 13 Mount Street. Aged 25 years— 24th March. Barclay, Margaret Alexander or, 17 Albyn Grove, widow of Alexander Barclay, Slater, 61 Old Road, Huntly.—21st August. Barnett, Jeannie M., 63 Rose Street. Aged 26 years—16th March. Barron, Margaret Boss or, 18 Castle Street, wife of Thomas Barron, Spirit Merchant. Aged 55 years—nth January. Battesby, Elizabeth Nokes or, 30 Holburn Street, wife of Alex- ander Milne Battesby.— 14th May. Baxter, Alexander Scott, 28 Jamaica Street, son of the late James Baxter, Cashier, Edinburgh. Aged 11 years—26th September. Beaton, Mary Ferrier or, 61 Esslemont Avenue, wife of R. M. Beaton. Aged 74 years—12th February. Beattie, Aliek, 23 Richmond Terrace, son of Robert Beattie, Builder. Aged 10 years—23rd March. Beattie, Christina Allan or, Poplar Place, Old Aberdeen, wife of William Beattie, Carpenter. Aged 38 years—10th January. Beattie, George, 18 Heading Hill, Ironworker.—24th March. Beattie, John, 48 St. Nicholas Street. Aged 25 years—9th January. Beattie, John, Loirsbank, Cults. Aged 29 years—30th May. Beattie, Joseph, 65 Cotton Street, son of Robert Beattie.—22nd July. Begg, Peter, 20J Albion Street. Aged 71 years—21st November. Bell, Isabella Harper or, Aberdeen, wife of John Bell, Coach- smith. Aged 22 years—24th February. Bennett, Jeannie, 22J View Terrace, daughter of George Bennett. —25th December. Benzie, Catherine Joss, 6 South College Street, daughter of John Benzie. Aged 21 years—November. Benzies, Elizabeth Fowler, 26 Watson Street, daughter of William Benzies, Shipmaster. Aged 19 years—2nd December. Berry, Harriet, 11 Caledonian Place, wife of John Edward Berry, Clerk.—23rd July. Berry, James, 1 Dee Place, late Optician and Nautical Instrument Maker. Aged 82 years—19th September. Berry, William, Aberdeen, son of William Berry, Hillhead of Learney, Torphins. Aged 50 years—15th December. Beveridge, Johnston, 17 Polmuir Road, son of C. C. Beveridge.— and J uly. 1890] IN MEMORIAM. 11 Bings, Elizabeth, 4 Thistle Street. Aged 84 years—7th May. Binnie, Mary Findlay or, 25 King Street Road, wife of William Binnie.—18th June. Birss, John Milne, Middlefield, son of Robert Birss, Merchant. Aged 21 years—12th March. Bisset, Isabella Craighead or, 16 Urquhart Road, wife of James Bisset, Engineer. Aged 54 years—5th August. Blair, David, Aberdeen, Tinsmith.—16th June. Blake, Alexander, Primrose House, Cults, Landscape Gardener and Plant Merchant.—28th July. Boddie, Mary Isabella, 9J Canal Terrace, daughter of Douglas Boddie, Fireman. Aged 2J years—18th December. Booker, Frank, 42 North Charlotte Street, son of Frank Booker. Aged 7 months—19th April. Booth, David Christieson, 3 Don Street, Old Aberdeen, late 2nd Gordon Highlanders. Aged 23 years—2nd November. Booth, James, Millden Fishing Station, Belhelvie. Aged 72 years —9th April. Booth, Jessie Cooper or, Buchan Cottage, Stoneywood, wife of William Booth, Millworker, Stoneywood. Aged 63 years—17th October. Booth, Mrs. Wallace, 25 Upperkirkgate, widow of George Booth. Aged 80 years—22nd March. Booth, William, 9 Mount Street West, late of New Byth. Aged 59 years—17th June. Bowman, Catherine Law or, 108 Holburn Street, widow of the late Alexander Bowman. Aged 87 years—25th December.
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