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Friends of Dundee City Archives – Howff Graveyard of Dundee – FDCA 2010 Surname Range - S (Stewart[Page 2] - Stewat ) First Other Surname Burial Age Birthplace Occupation Cause of Death Relationship Last Address Names Cemetery Stewart Alexander 3 Dec 1825 65 Aberdeen Sailor Old Howff Stewart Andrew 24 Apr 1838 16 Lochee Influenza son of James Stewart,Manufac/r Old Howff Stewart Alexander 18 Mar 1802 Stewart Alexander 19 Sep 1818 Stewart Alexander 22 Jun 1788 Stewart Alexander 22 Nov 1854 4 Dundee Killed by a cart being son of Thomas Stewart,Heckler Mid Street,Chapelshade driven over him & wall falling on him Stewart Alexander 22 Oct 1848 45 Dundee Clerk Mortification of Whitehall Throat Close,Nethergate Stewart Alexander 23 May 1845 48 Little Dunkeld Labourer Consumption Infirmary from Hunter Street Stewart Alexander 24 Mar 1858 58 Old Howff Stewart Alexander 26 Dec 1805 Stewart Alexander 26 Jan 1795 Stewart Alexander 26 May 1858 38 New Howff Stewart Alexander 27 Aug 1802 Stewart Alexander 12 Mar 1855 4 New Howff Stewart Alexander 28 Oct 1841 16 Dundee Killed at a Spinning Mill Stewart Alexander 12 Dec 1824 68 Dundee Shoemaker Asmatic Old Howff Stewart Alexander 31 Mar 1858 23 Old Howff Stewart Alexander 4 Apr 1793 Stewart Alexander 4 Dec 1817 Stewart Alexander 4 Dec 1825 3 Dundee Fever Old Howff Stewart Alexander 4 Mar 1850 70 Perth Labourer Old Age Overgate Stewart Alicia 27 Dec 1846 6 mth Dundee Teething dau of James Stewart,Weaver Union Street,Maxwelltown Stewart Alison 2 Jul 1845 6 mth Dundee Nervous Disease dau of James Stewart,Weaver Arthur Street Friends of Dundee City Archives FDCA2010 Page 1 of 23 Friends of Dundee City Archives – Howff Graveyard of Dundee – FDCA 2010 Surname Range - S (Stewart[Page 2] - Stewat ) First Other Surname Burial Age Birthplace Occupation Cause of Death Relationship Last Address Names Cemetery Stewart Allan 16 Feb 1843 26 Dundee Engineer of a Consumption Steamer Stewart Allan 19 Oct 1844 26 Lundie Machinemaker Scarlet Fever Blackscroft Stewart Amelia 10 Feb 1822 6 mth Dundee Nervous Complaint Old Howff Stewart Amelia 2 Mar 1858 50 New Howff Stewart Betty 5 Oct 1797 Stewart Alexander 27 Jan 1847 4 Dundee Water in Head son of Robert Stewart, Tailor Blackscroft Stewart Agnes 23 Nov 1830 11 mth Dundee Measles Stewart Stillborn child 3 Jul 1835 Dundee Unknown dau of James Stewart,Mason Stewart Jean 30 Jul 1823 48 Montrose Consumption Old Howff Stewart Adam 10 Feb 1776 Stewart Agens 30 Jan 1791 Stewart Agnes 11 Aug 1834 9 mth Dundee Nervous Complaint dau of John Stewart Stewart Agnes 11 Jan 1723 41 Inchture Old Howff Stewart Agnes 14 Jul 1849 74 Bendochy Old Age wid of James Scott, Carrier Hilltown Between Dundee & Coupar Angus Stewart Agnes 15 Aug 1816 Stewart Agnes 15 Jul 1848 45 mth Dundee Scarlet Fever dau of John Stewart,Mason Wishart Pend,Cowgate Stewart Agnes 17 Apr 1848 67 Alyth Dropsy wid of William fyfe, Harbour Porter Perth Road Stewart Agnes 17 Jun 1803 Stewart Agnes 2 Jul 1848 9 mth Dundee Scarlet Fever dau of George Stewart,Blacksmith Gray's Close,High Street Stewart Alexander 14 Jul 1848 3 mth Dundee Measles son of JAmes Stewart, Weaver Soap Work,Chapelshade Stewart Agnes 21 Mar 1778 Stewart Andrew 27 Mar 1792 Stewart Agnes 25 Mar 1822 72 Abernyte Old Age Stewart Agnes 6 Jun 1826 60 Aberdeen Stewart Agnes 7 Jul 1791 Stewart Agnes Cuthbert 29 Dec 1858 2 Old Howff Friends of Dundee City Archives FDCA2010 Page 2 of 23 Friends of Dundee City Archives – Howff Graveyard of Dundee – FDCA 2010 Surname Range - S (Stewart[Page 2] - Stewat ) First Other Surname Burial Age Birthplace Occupation Cause of Death Relationship Last Address Names Cemetery Stewart Aleaxander 7 Apr 1842 2 Perth Water in Head son of Robert Stewart,Heckler Stewart Alex 21 Jan 1803 Stewart Alex 23 Mar 1810 Stewart Alex 27 Dec 1811 Stewart Alexander 1 Aug 1787 Stewart Alexander 1 Feb 1789 Stewart Alexander 11 Apr 1847 50 Errol Carter Typhus Fever Fountainbleau,Parish of Mains Stewart Alexander 11 Feb 1847 8 mth Dundee Inflammation of Chest son of Thomas Stewart, Heckler Mid Street,Chapelshade Stewart Agnes 21 Feb 1804 Stewart Anne 6 May 1791 Poor Stewart Andrew 10 Jan 1852 10 mth Dundee Teething son of Peter Stewart,Labourer Bruces Entry,Wellgate Stewart Ann 29 Jul 1795 Stewart Ann 29 Jul 1838 1 wk Dundee Unknown dau of Duncan Stewart,Sailor Old Howff Stewart Ann 3 Feb 1840 4 wk Dundee dau of Alex Stewart,Brewer New Howff Stewart Ann 3 Nov 1818 Stewart Ann 30 Jan 1831 3 Edinburgh Measles Stewart Ann 31 Jul 1825 80 Strathspay Old Age Old Howff Stewart Ann 4 Mar 1813 Stewart Ann 6 Apr 1801 Stewart Ann 7 Aug 1836 3 mth Dundee Bowel Complaint dau of John Stewart, Porter Stewart Anne 2 Apr 1809 Stewart Anne 25 Mar 1804 Stewart Ann 28 Apr 1855 8 Old Howff Stewart Anne 4 Feb 1808 Stewart Ann 27 Nov 1820 3 Stewart Anne 8 May 1804 Stewart Anne 8 Oct 1774 Friends of Dundee City Archives FDCA2010 Page 3 of 23 Friends of Dundee City Archives – Howff Graveyard of Dundee – FDCA 2010 Surname Range - S (Stewart[Page 2] - Stewat ) First Other Surname Burial Age Birthplace Occupation Cause of Death Relationship Last Address Names Cemetery Stewart Archibald 16 Sep 1785 Stewart Babra 26 Nov 1819 Stewart Balfour 26 Sep 1846 41 Dundee Machine Maker Consumption Lunatic Asylum Stewart Barbara 14 Sep 1845 21 Dundee Dropsy dau of late William Stewart,Mason Blackscroft Stewart Barbara 17 Jun 1812 Stewart Barbara 31 Dec 1818 Stewart Barbara 4 Feb 1846 8 Dundee Water in Head dau of John Stewart,Heckler Hawkhill Stewart Bernard 6 Jul 1826 4 mth Dundee Nervous Stewart Betsy 27 Apr 1847 22 Dundee Weaver Typhus Fever Den's Brae-died in Infirmary Stewart Betty 19 May 1824 3 Dundee Inflammation Old Howff Stewart Anne 30 Mar 1802 Stewart Ann 2 May 1860 68 Old Howff Stewart Andrew 30 Apr 1843 16 Coupar Angus Typhus Fever son of Peter Stewart,Weaver Stewart Andrew 4 Aug 1844 16 mth Dundee Nervous Fever son of David Blackness Road Stewart,Machinemaker Stewart Angus 20 Jan 1802 Stewart Angus 27 Dec 1825 75 Atholl Baker Old Age Old Howff Stewart Ann 1 Jun 1824 3 mth Dundee Chin cough Old Howff Stewart Ann 1 Nov 1825 3 Dundee Croup Old Howff Stewart Ann 12 Jan 1847 14 mth Dundee Cold dau of James Stewart,Weaver Princes Street,Wallace Feus Stewart Ann 12 Sep 1811 Stewart Ann 12 Sep 1849 22 mth Dundee Bowel Complaint dau of James Stewart,Mill Foreman Evan's ? Close, Overgate Stewart Ann 14 Apr 1846 38 Edinburgh Dropsy wife of John Lamont, Labourer Infirmary.from Stewart's Court Seagate Stewart Ann 15 Jun 1850 21 mth Dundee Measles dau of Wm Stewart, Yarn Bundler Powerie Place Stewart Ann 17 Apr 1860 31 New Howff Stewart Ann 28 Jun 1809 Friends of Dundee City Archives FDCA2010 Page 4 of 23 Friends of Dundee City Archives – Howff Graveyard of Dundee – FDCA 2010 Surname Range - S (Stewart[Page 2] - Stewat ) First Other Surname Burial Age Birthplace Occupation Cause of Death Relationship Last Address Names Cemetery Stewart Ann 18 Mar 1848 62 Dundee Servant Cancer in Womb Gray's Close High Street Stewart Donald 28 Mar 1804 Stewart Ann 20 Apr 1846 19 mth Dundee Chincough dau of John Stewart,Stabler McIntosh's Close Murraygate Stewart Ann 20 Dec 1810 Stewart Ann 21 Dec 1837 20 mth Dundee Inflammation of Lungs dau of Peter Stewart,Weaver Old Howff Stewart Ann 21 Jul 1849 28 Dundee Weaver Cholera Mid Wynd,Hawkhill Stewart Ann 22 Jul 1818 Stewart Ann 23 Sep 1826 1 Dundee Teething Stewart Ann 24 Dec 1783 Stewart Ann 24 Feb 1831 87 Montrose Old Age Stewart Ann 25 Apr 1847 17 mth Dundee Teetthing dau of Robert Stewart,Shoemaker Fish Street Stewart Ann 25 Feb 1816 Stewart Ann 25 Jan 1818 Stewart Ann 26 May 1820 70 Stewart Ann 17 Jul 1823 29 Dundee Consumption Old Howff Stewart James 27 Jun 1779 Stewart James 31 Mar 1822 2 wk Dundee Stewart James 23 Mar 1810 Stewart James 23 May 1825 30 Dundee Weaver Consumption Old Howff Stewart James 24 Jan 1794 Stewart James 24 May 1823 72 Blair in Atholl Labourer Stewart James 25 Apr 1852 35 Dundee Weaver Typhus Fever Mid Street,Chapelshade- died in Infirmary Stewart James 25 Aug 1817 Stewart James 25 Feb 1796 Stewart James 25 Feb 1846 64 Mains Shoemaker Stomach Complaint Hilltown Stewart James 25 May 1853 15 mth Dundee Teething son of Robert Stewart,Labourer Fish Street Friends of Dundee City Archives FDCA2010 Page 5 of 23 Friends of Dundee City Archives – Howff Graveyard of Dundee – FDCA 2010 Surname Range - S (Stewart[Page 2] - Stewat ) First Other Surname Burial Age Birthplace Occupation Cause of Death Relationship Last Address Names Cemetery Stewart James 25 Sep 1775 Stewart Elizabeth 22 Dec 1849 4 wk Dundee Bowel Hive dau of James Stewart, Japanner West Port Stewart James 22 Nov 1836 9 mth Dundee Fever & Teething son of John Stewart,Labourer Stewart Donald 17 Jan 1810 Stewart James 22 Jul 1856 42 wk New Howff Stewart James 27 Mar 1849 30 mth Dundee Consumption son of James Stewart, Weaver Rosebank Street Stewart James 29 Apr 1853 24 Dundee LApper Consumption Blinshall Street Stewart James 29 Jun 1792 Stewart James 29 Sep 1846 4 wk Dundee Water in Head son of James Stewart,Labourer James Street,Maxwelltown Stewart James 3 Mar 1840 38 Cargill Fireman of a Consumption New Howff Steamer Stewart James 3 May 1856 3 Old Howff Stewart James 3 Nov 1839 35 Mile House by Labourer Consumption New Howff Stob's Muir Stewart James 3 Oct 1802 Stewart James 30 Apr 1809 Stewart James 30 Aug 1790 Stewart James 30 Mar 1838 16 mth Dundee Water in Head son of Robert Stewart, Slater Old Howff Stewart James 12 May 1810 Stewart James 26 Oct 1803 Stewart James 19 May 1809 Stewart James 12 May 1822 63 Forgan Teacher Consumption Stewart James 13 Jun
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    3- -6 3* ^ 3- ^<<;i'-X;"v>P ^ 3- - « ^ ^ 3- ^ ^ 3- ^ 3* -6 3* ^ I PERTHSHIRE COLLECTION 1 3- -e 3- -i 3- including I 3* ^ I KINROSS-SHIRE | 3» ^ 3- ^ I These books form part of a local collection | 3. permanently available in the Perthshire % 3' Room. They are not available for home ^ 3* •6 3* reading. In some cases extra copies are •& f available in the lending stock of the •& 3* •& I Perth and Kinross District Libraries. | 3- •* 3- ^ 3^ •* 3- -g Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from National Library of Scotland http://www.archive.org/details/postofficeperthd1878prin THE POST OFFICE PERTH DIRECTORY FOR 1878 AND OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION. COMPILED AND ARRANGED BY JAMES MARSHALL, POST OFFICE. WITH ^ Jleto ^lan of the Citg ant) i^nbixons, ENGRAVED EXPRESSLY FOR THE WORK. PERTH: PRINTED FOR THE PUBLISHER BY LEITCH & LESLIE. PRICE THREE SHILLINGS. I §ooksz\ltmrW'Xmm-MBy & Stationers, | ^D, SILVER, COLOUR, & HERALDIC STAMPERS, Ko. 23 Qeorqe $treet, Pepjh. An extensive Stock of BOOKS IN GENERAL LITERATURE ALWAYS KEPT IN STOCK, THE LIBRARY receives special attention, and. the Works of interest in History, Religion, Travels, Biography, and Fiction, are freely circulated. STATIONEEY of the best Englisli Mannfactura.. "We would direct particular notice to the ENGRAVING, DIE -SINKING, &c., Which are carried on within the Previises. A Large and Choice Selection of BKITISK and FOEEIGU TAEOT GOODS always on hand. gesigns 0f JEonogntm^, Ac, free nf rhitrge. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN NE^A^SPAPERS AND MAGAZINES SUPPLIED REGULARLY TO ORDER. 23 GEORGE STREET, PERTH. ... ... CONTENTS. Pag-e 1.
  • Tilley Awards 2003

    Tilley Awards 2003

    Tilley Awards 2003 Project Title Thrillseekers Club. Category Operational support in police forces. Name of Police Force Tayside Police Force. Endorsing Chief Officer Mr Willie Bald, Assistant Chief Constable (Operations), Tayside Police. Contact Details - Name: Fergus Storrier Position : Sergeant Address : Community Safety, Western Division Headquarters, Perth Police Office, Barrack Street, Perth, PHI 5SF. Telephone number : 01738 892644 Email address: [email protected] THRILLSEEKERS CLUB SUMMARY The Thrillseekers Club is based in the town of Blairgowrie within Perth and Kinross. The project aims to work in partnership with voluntary, statutory, and private sector partners to provide positive alternatives for young people aged from 12 to 18 years of age (secondary school pupils) within the area. Blairgowrie, with a population of some 12000 people is situated within a rural area with the major cities of Perth and Dundee, being some 16 miles away. The area also has a number of outlying villages including Alyth and Coupar Angus. The area itself is very indicative of most rural settings with very little facilities for young people, difficulties with transport networks, and occasional tensions between the younger and older generations. Youth calls within the area were a particular issue, with Friday nights being highlighted as a peak time. The calls included alcohol-related annoyance, vandalism, and anti-social behaviour. Recent research within the Perth and Kinross area (2002 - Schools survey) around drug and alcohol use amongst under 16's has also shown a higher than national average (Scotland) of illicit drug use and alcohol consumption amongst school pupils in the area. A large part of the problem had been attributed towards a lack of credible, accessible, and affordable alternatives within rural areas, and the fact that younger and older teenagers often mix together within smaller villages so allowing for greater access to 'risk taking' practises for younger children.