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Obituaries and Other Biographical Notes/Profiles Arranged by Firm Name Obituaries and other biographical notes/profiles Arranged by accountancy firm September 2016 © ICAEW Library and Information Service This index has been developed by the ICAEW Library & Information Service to help genealogists who are tracing their family history to find out more about ancestors who were accountants. It also provides tools to help researchers trying to find out more about the history of accountancy firms through the individuals associated with those firms. The index was first published by the ICAEW Library & Information Service in January 2007 and will continue to be updated in the coming years. Sources The index was created by LIS staff who volunteered their time to index the obituaries and photographs included in a number of journals within the collection of the ICAEW Library & Information Service. The sources used to compile the current edition were: • A history of accountants in Ireland (ICAI, 1983) • A hundred years of accountancy (Begbie, Robinson, Cox & Knight - 1938) • Accountancy (1938-1965) • Associated Accountants' Journal (1905-1927, except February 1914) • Balance (1923-1925, except December 1925) • Centenary, 1882-1982 (Birmingham and West Midlands Society of Chartered Accountants, 1982) • British Accountants: A Biographical Sourcebook by Robert H. Parker (Arno Press, 1980) • Contra Green - Chartered Accountant Students' Society of London (1965-1967) • Dictionary of business biography- a biographical dictionary of business leaders active in Britain in the period 1860-1980 (Butterworths, 1984-1986) • Financial Circular (1896-1928, except for those issues missing from the ICAEW collection: December 1896, July 1898-October 1898, November 1898 -October 1899, November 1901-December 1903. • History of Accounting and Accountants, Appendix II (Ed. Richard Brown. Frank Cass & Co., 1968) • Incorporated Accountants' Journal (1889-1938) • Indian & Eastern Railway (October 1928-June 1929) • Institute of Book-Keepers' Journal (1920-1947) • Institute Newsletter and Information Bulletin (1964-1987) • The Accountant (1874-1965) • The Accountant Irish Supplement (1952-1955) • The Accountants' Journal - New Zealand (July 1945-July 1952, except for the issue of September 1945 which is missing from the ICAEW collection) • The Accountants' Magazine (1897-1947) • The first hundred years (Sheffield & District Society of Chartered Accountants, 1977) Page numbers in the index refer to the bound copies held by the ICAEW Library & Information Service and may differ from the collections of other Libraries. How do I obtain a copy of an obituary? The ICAEW Library & Information Service provides a photocopying and fax service and photocopies can be supplied by post or fax. Entries are free for ICAEW members and permitted users, but for all other users a charge of £5 plus VAT applies per entry. Please contact the LIS enquiry team by telephone on +44 (0)20 7920 8620 or by e-mail at [email protected] if you would like to obtain a photocopy of an obituary or biographical note/profile. Abbreviations The database uses the abbreviation NA to indicate where age at death is not applicable (usually where the entry is a biographical profile). Most of the abbreviations that you will come across in the index are for accountancy qualifications past and present. A selection of these are listed below for ease of reference. Please consult our directory at http://www.icaew.com/abbreviations for any abbreviations not included in this list. ACA Associate of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales or the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland AIMTA Associate of the Institute of Municipal Treasurers and Accountants APANZ Associate Public Accountant of New Zealand ARANZ Associate Registered Accountant of New Zealand ASAA Associate of the Society of Accountants and Auditors (this body was later known by the names: Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors, Society of Incorporated Accountants) CA Chartered Accountant (e.g. Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland, Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants) FAA Fellow of the Central Association of Accountants FCA Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales or the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland FCIS Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries FIMTA Fellow of the Institute of Municipal Treasurers and Accountants FPANZ Fellow Public Accountant of New Zealand FRANZ Fellow Registered Accountant of New Zealand FSAA Fellow of the Society of Accountants and Auditors (this body was later known by the names: Society of Incorporated Accountants and Auditors, Society of Incorporated Accountants) LAA Licentiate of the Central Association of Accountants Disclaimer This database is the result of the compilation of a number of finding aids and indices created over a number of years by different staff, who may have applied different criteria to the obituaries and biographical notes/profiles they included. Announcements of death are not generally recorded in this database. No guarantee can be given for the comprehensiveness of the list. Further information For more information about the index please visit http://www.icaew.com/accountancyancestors Obituaries, biographical notes and profiles 1874-1965 - arranged by firm September 2016 (Year-Month-Day) (Year-Month-Day) Issue of Date Page Accountancy Firm Location Surname Firstname Source A & E Law & Co Walsall Law Douglas Edward 1942-11-07 Accountant 287 A. & A. Paterson Edinburgh Duff Campbell Kerr 1936-08-01 The Accountants' Magazine 480 A. & A. Paterson & Oliver Edinburgh Oliver George 1936-02-01 The Accountants' Magazine 88 A. & A. Paterson & Oliver Watson Adam Fyfe 1943-06-01 The Accountants' Magazine 199 A. & A. Paterson & Watson Watson Adam Fyfe 1943-06-01 The Accountants' Magazine 199 A. & A. Patterson Bryden Alexander Brooke 1935-05-01 The Accountants' Magazine 272 A. & C. M. Davidson Smith Williamson James Henry 1944-02-01 The Accountants' Magazine 70 A. & J. Robertson Anderson D. L. 1919-11-01 The Accountants' Magazine 506 A. & J. Robertson Anderson D. L. 1919-11-01 The Accountants' Magazine 506 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Anderson Walter Kinloch 1918-11-01 The Accountants' Magazine 415 A. & J. Robertson Constable Patrick Millar 1945-03-01 The Accountants' Magazine 108 A. & J. Robertson Crombie John Milward 1946-01-01 The Accountants' Magazine 7 A. & J. Robertson Cuthbert R. L. 1915-08-01 The Accountants' Magazine 439 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Douglas Robert Geddes 1945-05-01 The Accountants' Magazine 169 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Durham A. W. Robertson 1934-05-01 The Accountants' Magazine 288 A. & J. Robertson Durham Alexander Weir Robertson 1941-12-01 The Accountants' Magazine 507 A. & J. Robertson Fairbairn James 1909-04-01 The Accountants' Magazine 226 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Gowans A. Douglas Stuart 1917-06-01 The Accountants' Magazine 274 A. & J. Robertson Gowans John Stuart 1934-11-01 The Accountants' Magazine 548 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Gowans John Stuart 1934-09-15 Accountant 370 A. & J. Robertson Hastie Harold E. 1938-04-01 The Accountants' Magazine 214 A. & J. Robertson Kirkpatrick James Ivone 1918-12-01 The Accountants' Magazine 489 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Knox William John 1931-08-01 The Accountants' Magazine 456 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Laing George Archibald 1950-06-17 Accountant 697 A. & J. Robertson Lewis John Ballantine 1929-11-01 The Accountants' Magazine 524 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Lister Thomas 1945-05-01 The Accountants' Magazine 170 A. & J. Robertson Macnair Robert 1904-06-01 The Accountants' Magazine 335 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Mosman Allan William 1937-11-01 The Accountants' Magazine 504 A. & J. Robertson Munro David Lauchlan 1942-08-01 The Accountants' Magazine 322 A. & J. Robertson Normand W. F. G. 1937-03-01 The Accountants' Magazine 143 A. & J. Robertson Park Norman George 1933-12-01 The Accountants' Magazine 656 A. & J. Robertson Paulin Hector 1905-01-01 The Accountants' Magazine 43 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Reid Edward Birnie 1944-02-01 The Accountants' Magazine 72 A. & J. Robertson Robertson Alexander Weir 1904-06-01 The Accountants' Magazine 295 A. & J. Robertson Robertson P. C. 1940-03-01 The Accountants' Magazine 160 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Robertson Patrick Charles 1939-08-12 Accountant 219 A. & J. Robertson Robertson Patrick Charles 1939-08-01 The Accountants' Magazine 491 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Robertson-Durham J.A. 1909-12-11 Accountant 737 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Somerville John L. 1964-09-05 Accountant 301 A. & J. Robertson Stevenson James 1942-05-01 The Accountants' Magazine 197 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Thomson Eric James 1915-08-01 The Accountants' Magazine 439 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Thomson Eric James 1915-07-17 Accountant 86 A. & J. Robertson Torrance Alexander Donald Fletcher 1933-12-01 The Accountants' Magazine 654 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Torrance Alexander Donald Fletcher 1933-12-04 Accountant 859 A. & J. Robertson Verity George Robseon 1945-08-01 The Accountants' Magazine 308 A. & J. Robertson Edinburgh Wood Douglas Mure 1940-02-01 The Accountants' Magazine 80 A. & L. G. Langwill Langwill Archibald 1928-02-01 The Accountants' Magazine 91 A. & R. Turnbull Kilmarnock Turnbull Robert 1927-01-01 Incorporated Accountants' Journal 147 A. A. Gillies & Co. Manchester Hird Francis Maurice William 1961-06-10 Accountant 719 © ICAEW Library and Information Service Obituaries, biographical notes and profiles 1874-1965 - arranged by firm September 2016 (Year-Month-Day) (Year-Month-Day) Issue of Date Page Accountancy Firm Location Surname Firstname Source A. and J. Grierson, Goodare, Gibson and Coney Auckland, NZ Grierson John 1951-10-01 The Accountants' Journal (NZ) 78 A. C. Mole, Sons & Browne Taunton Browne Arthur Gridley 1938-08-01 Incorporated Accountants' Journal 389 A. C. Palmer & Co. London Freshwater Herbert William 1934-05-26 Accountant 760 A. C. Palmer & Co. London Jenkins A. W. 1957-11-30 Accountant 651 A. C. Palmer & Co. London Jenkins Alfred Williams 1961-03-04 Accountant 274 A. C. Palmer & Co. Northampton Palmer Harry Claude 1955-02-12 Accountant 197 A. C. Palmer & Co. Leicester Plewman Thomas Langford 1958-07-26 Accountant 119 A.
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