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RBGE Guild Staff List RBGE Guild Staff List This list contains the names of all members of the RBGE Guild from 1913 to the early 1960s. The Guild was an association staff members could join allowing them to keep in touch with colleagues past and present and vice versa. Researchers will still need to contact library staff ([email protected]) to look up the information, or to obtain the references that will allow a search of the Guild journals on a visit to the RBGE Library. ‘Register Ref’ denotes a name that can be found in the Probationer Gardener Ledgers. Our many thanks go to Diana, the library volunteer who compiled this list making it so much easier to find genealogical information within the Guild journals. Register Name Born Died Started Left Ref. Abercrombie, James 1948 Abernethy, Helen C. 1928 1930 1/063 Abernethy, John David 1875 1896 1897 Adam, James Christopher 1918 1912 1918 Adam, Robert M. 1903 1949 Adam, Thomas 1915 3/057 Adamson, Hugh C. 1907 1929 2/040 Aird, Hector 1898 1920 1921 Aird, Thomas 1915 Alcock, Mrs. N.L. Allan, Frank 1939 1939 Allan, Mrs. (nee Thallon) 1929 1929 Allan, Irene J. E. (Mrs Rayner) 1910 1914 Allan, Isabella 1891 4/026 Allen, John 1910 1939 1932 1935 Allford, Jean M. 1955 1961 Allison, William 1947 1/219 Ames, Joseph 1889 1910 1913 1/022 Anderson, Alexander 1863 1885 1/002 Anderson, Duncan 1872 1892 1894 3/052 Anderson, Egbert (Edward) James 1905 1928 1933 2/023 Anderson, Frederick C. 1901 1919 1923 1/084 Anderson, George 1877 1898 1900 1/170 Anderson, Henry Brown 1885 1905 1908 4/058 Anderson, John M. 1910 1934 1939 Anderson, Malcolm M. 1950 1953 Anderson, Robert D. 1957 1959 2/037 Anderson, Robert T. 1896 1920 1924 2/033 Anderson, Thomas 1897 1920 1922 Anderson, Thomas L. 1952 Anderson, William T. 1949 Anger, Mrs. (nee C.A.Cameron) 1908 Register Name Born Died Started Left Ref. Andrew, Colin R. W. 1960 1963 Angus, James 1887 2/007 Angus, Thomas A. 1894 1959 1912 1914 1/006 Annand, John Fowler 1867 1892 1895 Anthony, John 1932 Archibald, George 1931 1891 1931 Armour, Robert P. 1946 1947 1/116 Armstrong, David 1883 1956 1901 1904 Armstrong, David 1940 1952 4/066 Armstrong, Samuel John 1914 1935 ? 4/046 Armstrong, Thomas N. 1909 1933 1936 2/032 Austin, George C. 1899 1920 1927 Baillie, Douglas C. 1931 Bain, John 1883 1958 1927 Bain, John 1941 Bain, Ronald B. 1951 Balfour, A.P. Balfour, Isaac Bayley 1853 1922 1888 Balfour, Lady Bayley 1940 Ball, Allan W.F.(P.) 1955 Ball, Michael 1957 1954 1957 Bannerman, Daniel 1920 1/070 Barker, Lina 1866 1929 1897 1899 Barker, Norris B. 1949? 1952 Barnett, Albert E. 1957 1960 Barratt, Frank 1958 1961 Barrett, Bernard T. 1946 1948 Barron, Janet L. 1917 Bates, Leonard 1951 1954 Bates, Mrs. L. (nee Margaret Young) 1951 1955 Bates, Margaret D. 1951 Bauld, James R. G. 1961 Beach, John E.G. 1937 1939 1/147 Beattie, Robert 1883 1903 1906 Beaumont, Mrs. C.H. (nee Hay- 1873 1897 1897 Currie) Begg, James A. 1958 1961 Bell, Robert C. 1951 1/123 Bell, William R. 1880 1901 1907 Benfield, Colin 1951 1953 1/229 Bennett, William Frederick 1889 1915 1911 1/029 Berry, George P. 1869 1922 1893 1897 Best, Andrew 1952 1955 Bews, J.W. Billingham, David 1961 1964 Register Name Born Died Started Left Ref. 1/198 Birse, William 1886 1908 1909 Bishop, Alexander 1946? 1947 Bissett, Charles 1958 Bissett, Leslie 1955/59 Black, Tom 1932 1924 1932 Blackmore, George 1916 3/013 Blake, Frank 1903 1925 1930 Blake, Peter 1947 1947 Blezard, Peter S. 1957/1961 1960/ Blood, Mrs. B.G. (nee Barbara Watts) 1931 1940 Blyth, Walter Boggust, Ralph 1951 1954 Bohl, David 1958 Bond, Thomas A. 1959? 1962 Borthwick, Albert William 1872 1937 Borthwick, Deryck C. 1953 1956 Boughey, A.S. 1938 Boyd, John M. 1947 Boyd, Peter W. 1961 1964 Brierley, Philip 1960 1963 Broadley, George G. 1950 Brockie, Jean 1908 1950 Broderick, William J. 1961 1964 Brook, Alan J. Brooks, Bernard Geoffrey (Geoff) 2016 1947 1950 Brooks, John B. 1953 1955 Brown, Alexander 1957 1960 Brown, Andrew 1946 1950/1956 Brown, Andrew W. 1962 Brown, David C. 1961 1964 Brown, Ernest G.S. 1939 1937 Brown, Mrs. Janet (nee McLarty) Brown, John M. 1954 1939 Brown, John Mathieson 1917 1/181 Brown, John R. 1885 1906 1909 Brown, Joseph M. 1949 1956 Brown, Margaret (Mrs A.J.Wilson) 1911 1915 Brown, Robert Brown, Robert A. 1962 Brown, William Brown, William H. 1961 Brown, William M. 1950 1953 1/164 Bruce, Alexander D.E. 1884 1905 1905 Bruce Low, W. Stanley 1946 1948 Register Name Born Died Started Left Ref. 3/047 Bruce, James 1908 1928 1931 Brumfitt, James A. 1953 Bryan, John E. 1952 1955 2/072 Bryce, Alexander D. 1903 1924 1927 2/010 Bryce, Henry Howden 1897 1913 1922 Bryce, Malcolm P. 1954 1957 Bryce, Marion 1959 1/162 Brydon, James Dempster 1882 1904 1905 Brydon, P. Hadden Buchan, Lawrence J. 1950 2/051 Buchanan, Donald 1900 1922 1925 Buchanan, John 1960 1963 1/053 Buist, David 1876 1895 1896 Burgoyne, George Y. 1947 1948 Burgoyne, James R. 1924 4/011 Burnett, George T. 1906 1932 1930 1932 Burnett, Thomas R. 1953 Burnett, W.R. Burns, John 1946 1947 1/041 Burrells, George Henry 1869 1895 1899 Burrough, Walter J. 1936 Burtt, Brian L. 1951 Cadman, Miss Elsie ? 3/063 Caffin, Denis Harden 1908 1938 1929 1932 3/054 Caird, Arthur Henderson 1904 1929 1932 2/064 Cairns, Alexander 1902 1923 1926 2/052 Cairns, Edith (Mrs. W. Dodgshon) 1898 1922 1924 Cairns, Joseph R. 1951 1955 Cairns, William J. 1956 1959 Calder, Andrew Ewing 1918 Caldwell, William R. 1952 1954 Cameron, Alex. C. 1955 Cameron, Alex. M. 1962 1/056 Cameron, Alexander 1876 1896 1897 Cameron, A.E. 1936/37 Cameron, Archibald M. 1950 Cameron, Catherine 1954/1962 C.A. Cameron (Mrs Anger) 1908 Cameron, David J. 1961 1964 Cameron, Garry 1962 3/006 Cameron, George R. 1903 1925 1925 Cameron, Gilbert 1959 1931 1934 Cameron, William M. 1938 1942 Campbell, Alex H. Register Name Born Died Started Left Ref. 2/071 Campbell, Angus D. 1904 1924 1926 3/015 Campbell, Douglas G. 1905 1926 1928 2/054 Campbell, Duncan 1903 1922 1925 Campbell, Duncan 1931 1932 1/165 Campbell, James John 1884 1949 1905 1949 3/068 Campbell, Kenneth 1908 1929 1933 Campbell, Robert Campbell, Samuel L. 1961 2/070 Campbell, William I.P. 1902 1924 1928 Cannon, William G. 1948 1935 1948 Carmichael, Miss H.Sheila (Mrs 1936/37? 1942 A.G.Crouch) Carroll, Frank 1958 Carsewell, Dr. Carter, Leslie 1951 1954 Cartwright, Agnes 1911 1916 Cartwright, J. 1951 Castle, Peter 1952 4/013 Cattanach, Charles B. 1906 1930 1934 Chambers, Harold L. 1955 1958 Chandler, Bertha (Mrs C. Norman 1961 1913 Kemp) 1/054 Chaplin, William 1870 1896 1899 1/231 Chapplow, John Nelson 1890 1911 1914 Cheshire, T.Richardson 1956 2/062 Chisholm, James 1904 1955 1923 1926 Chisholm, James 1936 1/136 Chisholm, John Spence 1877 ? 1902 1905 1/097 Chisolm, Robert M. 1881 1899 1901 Christie, George 1950 1956 1/075 Christie, James 1879 1897 1913 Christie, James Linton/S. 1898 1901 4/074 Clark, John 1913 1935 1938 1/011 Clark, John 1872 1892 1894 Clark, John 1962 4/072 Clark, John Haldane 1913 1935 1939 Clark, Nora 1921 Clarke, Robert R. Clephane, Thomas H. 1958 1961 Clouston, James B. 1956 1959 1/172 Clunas, John 1883 1906 1907 Cochrane, Miss 1/050 Cockburn, Alex K./Alexander N. 1871 1895 1897 1/102 Cocker, Clement L. 1880 1899 1901 Coghill, Donald 1952 Register Name Born Died Started Left Ref. Colledge, James. M. 1946 1949 3/001 Collett, Ruby S.M. 1900 1924 1927 Colley, G.A. 1954 Collins, Nelson F. 1946 Colquhoun, Hugh A. 1961 Combe, Mrs J. (nee Margaret 1946 Robertson) 2/043 Comber, Harold F. 1897 1920 1923 Comber, Harold F. 1933 Compton, Joseph 1889 Connell, William Cook, David A. 1957 1960 1/215 Cooper, Roland Edgar 1890 1962 1910 & 1913 & 1950 1930 Copeland, Alan 1964 Corstorphine, Geo. S. 1/190 Cosh, Andrew R. 1889 1907 1910 1/134 Cosh, George Morton 1883 1903 1904 Coubrough, William S. 1947 1950 Coultas, Norman J. 1957 1960 1/152 Coutts, Albert 1885 1903 1906 2/008 Coutts, Duncan 1892 1917 1912 Couzens, Terence D. 1947 1950 1/042 Cowan, Herbert Francis 1874 1895 Cowan. J.Macqueen 1892 1960 1930 1954 Cowie, Evelyn Coxall, David 1962 1/087 Crabbe, Alfred G. 1877 1898 1900 Crabbe, James G. 1937 1938 Craib, Prof. William.G. 1933 Craigen, Hamish P. 1958 1961 Craigie, William 1944 1958 Cranston, Robert U. 1947 1949 1/140 Crichton, Alexander 1884 1903 1906 1/034 Crichton, Robert 1870 1894 1895 1/085 Crombie, Alexander T. 1877 1947 1898 1899 Crompton, William H. 1962 Cross, Graham N. 1961 1964 Crossfield, Francis J. 1957 1959/1960 Crouch, Alphonse G. 1936 1940 Crouch, Mrs. H.S. (nee Carmichael) 1936/37? 1942 4/029 Crowe, Angus M. 1908 1932 1935 1/200 Crowe, Frederick 1884 1908 1911 3/071 Cunningham, Athol F. 1906 1930 1932 Currie, Robin 1956 1959 Register Name Born Died Started Left Ref. Curry, James A. 1938 1946 Curtis, Agnes 1953 Curtis, John M. 1952 Cuthbertson, William 1934 Dale, J.E. 1/199 Dall, David M. 1888 1908 1910 Dalrymple, James 1938 Dalrymple, John McF. 1950 Dalrymple, Myles 1943 1/106 Dalziel, Henry 1879 1900 1903 Dann, Arthur 3/069 Dann, Robert A.S. 1905 1930 1932 Davidian, Hagop H.
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