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'rtZs/, - rssy In jVlemoriam: AN OBITUARY OF (Abcrbecn anb Dicinity For the Year 1892 WITH BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES AND PORTRAITS OF PROMINENT CITIZENS. PRICE SIXPENCE. Compiltb anb gttblisheb bj WILLIAM CAY & SONS, 432 Union Street and 215 George Street, * Aberdeen- SOLD BV ALL BOOKSELLERS. WJUB/mD JxTKEpiE, COAL MERCHANT, ABERDEEN. C O H L-S fOQ TH* Ton TH» rOR T M t Mawincroom kit cm CM CURNAC* Earl of Durham’s own Steamers direct from his Pits. Special Quotations for Quantities of a few Tons. Finest Lambton Wallsend, Weap Wallsend, and^Lapge K,ite^en Range .Nuts For Household Purposes, Thoroughly Screened from Dross. ALL OTHER KINDS OF COAL KEPT IN STOCK. Telephone Head Office: 1 PROVOST JAMIESON’S QUAY, no. m BRANCHES— WEST-END BRANCH, 3 SUMMER STREET, - No. 194 CENTRAL BRANCH, 86 UNION STREET, - - No. 161 TOWN AGENTS— JOHN FORBES, 34 MOUNT STREET, - No. 68 JAMES RAE, 1£ SOUTH CROWN STREET, No, 78 CRAIGHEAD & CO., 29 FOUNTAINHALL ROAD, No. 228 ALEXANDER MURRAY, 271 UNION STREET, - No. 6 ALEX. WILKIE, 91 Barron Street, WOODSIDE, No. 10,04K- B V-:AU. ■7 -■ o. 19 74 .' 3rd Volume. COMPILERS’ NOTE. The publication of “ In Memoriam ” is designed to preserve, in a more permanent form than 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 elsewhere. 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. The Obituary is a compilation from the obituaries of the following newspapers, viz. :—Aberdeen Journal, Daily Free Press, Northern Daily News, Northern Evening News, and People's Journal; to these papers we are also indebted for the biographical sketches. In abbreviating the biographical notices we have endeavoured to retain what will be of most general interest. WILLIAM CAY & SONS. Aberdeen, January, 1893. TRAVELLING REQUISITES AND SADDLERY, Magnificent assortment always on hand. Emigrants’ Trunks. Own make—a Speciality Save intermediate profits by purchasing of the Maker— GEO. G. PEJERKIN, Saddler, Trunk and Travelling Bag Manufacturer, 64 & 58 SCHOQLHXLL, Where you will find the Largest Selection of Travelling Requisites in the North of Scotland. Repairs by Experienced Workmen on the Premises. Hberbeen 8. Mortbern jfrienfclp Society. Established, 1862. Office: 213 GEORGE STREET, ABERDEEN. INDUSTRIAL LIFE ASSURANCE. WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PREMIUMS. THE Weekly Tables offer a larger sum, in proportion to the premium, than is given by any other Society or Company doing similar business in Aberdeen or District. Policies are granted for sums payable at death, or on the 50th, 55th, 60th, or 65th birthday. Endowments payable on the 14th or 21st birthday. Special attention is directed to the advantages offered by the MONTHLY PREMIUM TABLES. Reserve Funds, over .... £32,000 Annual Income, £7,500 All Profits are the Property of the Members and are divided as Bonuses. Prospectus and Rules may be obtained from the Collectors, or at the Office. ^ J. F. M'PHAIL MASSIF. Treasurer. 1892] OBITUARY. A Abel, James, 124^ Chapel Street, son of the late Alexander Abel, Cairnfold, Cluny. Aged 45 years—25th March. Abemethy, Isabella Harper or, Upper Balfour, Durris, wife of David Abemethy, Farmer.—9th January. Abernethy, Jane Agnes, Ferryhill Cottage, daughter of the late James Abernethy, C.E.—9th September. Abemetby, Susan, Old Ferryhill House.—20th April. Adam, Alexander, Westburn, Newmachar, Farmer. Aged 72 years—14th January. Adam, Alexander, 18 Virginia Street (Aberdeen, Newcastle, and Hull Steam Co., Ltd.) Aged 79 years—8th March. Adam, Ann Booth or, 6 Alford Place, widow of William Adam, Shipmaster. Aged 78 years—10th October. Adam, David, Lilybank, son of John Adam, Bookseller, 167 Union Street. Aged 22 years—19th September. Adam, Georgina Niven, 9 John Street, daughter of James Adam. Aged 2 years and 10 months—nth December. Adam, William, 37 Powis Place (Timekeeper, A. Ogston & Sons). Aged 68 years—3rd April. Adam, William, Broadford Lane. Aged 6 years—7th December. Adams, Charles Edwin, 2 View Terrace, son of Charles Adams, Draper. Aged i6| years—nth March. Adams, Elizabeth Adamson, 2 View Terrace, daughter of Charles Adams, Draper. Aged 14! years—13th January. Adams, George F., 43 Summerfield Terrace. Aged 43 years— 24th November. Adams, James F., 272 Holburn Street, son of John Adams. Aged 17 years—2nd August. Adams, Jessie Davidson or, 18 Charlotte Street, widow of Robert Adams, Flesher. Aged 66 years—1st May. Adams, Jessie M‘Pherson or, Aberdeen, widow of Andrew Adams, Seaman. Aged 71 years—26th February. Adams, Lillias Robertson or, 26 Chattan Place, widow of Samuel Adams.—18th May. Adams, William, 7 Huntly Street (Aberdeen Tramway Co.) Aged 32 years—18th June. B 6 IN MEMORIAM. [1892 Airth, Elizabeth Hutcheon, 5 M‘Lean’s Court, 52 Gallowgate, daughter of James Airth, Labourer. Aged 2 years—4th December. Aitken, Agnes Forbes, 34 St. Andrew Street. Aged 76 years— 13th October. Aitken, Eliza Jane, 37 Grosvenor Place, daughter of Alexander Aitken. Aged 23 years—6th March. Aitken, Maggie Ann, 103 Holburn Street. Aged 28 years—13th May. Aitken, Mary Jolly Dickson or, 2 Gordon Place, wife of Alexander Aitken, Engine Driver. Aged 72 years—6th September. Aitken, Susan Howe or Gray or, 7 Ferryhill Terrace, wife of John Aitken.—21st January. Alexander, Archibald Findlay, 113 John Street, son of Robert Alexander. Aged 16 months—29th January. Alexander, Barbara Gillan or, 7 Stafford Street, widow of John Alexander.—nth July. Alexander, Margaret Jane, Boyton Cottage, Drumoak, daughter of the late Alexander Alexander. Aged 20 years—nth July. Alexander, Margaret Bobertson or, 6 Mount Street West, widow of John Alexander, Drumdollo, Forgue.—2nd December. Alexander, Robert, 25 Mount Street West (Messrs. Richards and Co.) Aged 68 years—3rd December. Allan, Agnes Walker or, 15 Gladstone Place, Woodside, widow of Alexander Allan. Aged 74 years—2nd January. Allan, Christina Mitchell Hendry, Woodland, Dyce, daughter of the late Alexander Allan. Aged 17 years—7th January. Allan, Duncan Thomson, Cairnfield Terrace, Auchmill, son of John Allan, late of Sclattie. Aged 5 years—19th June. Allan, Isabella Still or, 41 Summerfield Terrace, widow of William Allan. Aged 73 years—15th March. Allan, Jane, 30 Queen Street, widow of Sergeant John Allan, of the 42nd Highlanders.—8th January. Allan, Jane Gordon or, Lochinch, Nigg, widow of John Allan, Marywell, Cairnrobin, Banchory-Devenick. Aged 86 years— 2nd January. Allan, Jessie Leslie, 15 Allan Street, daughter of George Allan, Coachbuilder. Aged 18 months—23rd February. Allan, John, Upper Auchmill. Aged 72 years—2nd November. Allan, John Smith, 9 Belmont Place, late Clerk in Oldmachar Parochial Office. Aged 40 years—12th September. Allister, William, Porthill Close, Pensioner. Aged 77 years— 23rd March. Anderson, Alexander, Royal Infirmary, Salmon-fisher. Aged 67 years—30th March. 1892] IN MEMORIAM. 7 Anderson, Alexander Gavin, 1 Fitzjohn’s Avenue, Hampstead, son of the late Rev. Dr. Anderson, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen.— 6th December. Anderson, Annie Menzies or, 13 Causewayend, wife of David Anderson. Aged 39 years—28th June. Anderson, Barbara Helen, 37 Broomhill Place, infant daughter of William Anderson.—29th April. Anderson, Daniel, Orilla, Canada, son of the late Alexander Anderson, Aberdeen. Aged 41 years—23rd October. Anderson, Elizabeth, 177 Hardgate. Aged 92 years—23rd March. Anderson, Elsie Michie or, 137 Leadside Road, widow of Joseph Anderson, late Farmer, Mosshead, Drumblade. Aged 82 years— 28th January. Anderson, Helen Still or, 15 Argyll Place, widow of William Paterson Anderson, late Kirkton of Logie, Ellon. Aged 67 years —2nd March. Anderson, Isabella Meflfet, 16 Erskine Street, daughter of the late Alexander Anderson, Painter.—4th May. Anderson, Isabella Murray Paterson or, 27 Ann Street, wife of John Anderson. Aged 51 years—nth March. Anderson, Janies, 25 Chapel Lane, late Headinch, Ballater. Aged 71 years—24th April. Anderson, James, 1 Windsor Place. Aged 64 years—1st August. Anderson, Jane Ann, Swellhead, Kingcausie, Maryculter, daughter of John Anderson. Aged 7 years—19th May. Anderson, Jemima, City Hospital, daughter of James Anderson, Fanner, Netherminmore, Cushnie. Aged 15 years—28th October. Anderson, Jessie Ann, Royal Infirmary, granddaughter of the late John Anderson, Tarland. Aged 25 years—21st March. Anderson, Mabel Jane, 113 Graham Street, Glasgow, daughter of James Anderson, Tailor, late of Aberdeen. Aged 3 years and 2 months—14th February. Andersen, Maggie Henderson, 206 Holbum Street, daughter of William Anderson, Baker. Aged 18 years—7th May. Anderson, Margaret, 22 St. Andrew Street. Aged 72 years— 12th March. Anderson, Mary Macdonald or, 56 Loanhead Terrace, wife of James Anderson, Mechanic. Aged 71 years—18th December. Anderson, Mary Robinson or, Lilyvale Cottage, Kittybrewster, widow of William Anderson, Inspector of Poor. Aged 74 years— June. Anderson, Mrs., 47 Canal Road. Aged 50 years—5th June. Anderson, Sarah, 18 Commerce Street, daughter of Andrew Anderson. Aged 1 year and 9 months—12th January. Anderson, William, 17 Chattan Place, infant son of James K. Anderson.—5th November. 8 IN MEMORIAM. [1892 Anderson, William John, 202 Holburn Street, son of William Anderson, Jun. Aged 3 years and 11 months—26th June. Anderson, William Smith, 33 Watson Street, late Teacher in Gordon’s College and Fordyce Public School, son of George Anderson, late of Aberchirder. Aged 29 years—18th August. Andrew, Jessie Farquharson or, Fernbank, Kittybrewster, wife of Thomas Andrew. Aged 68 years—27th January. Angus, Andrew, 13 Claremont Street. Aged 35 years—1st February. Angus, George, 7 Claremont Place, Cab-hirer. Aged 43 years— 7th August. Angus, James, 131 Ann Street, Dundee, son of the late George Angus, Broadford Works, Aberdeen.—20th May. Angus, James, 36 St. Andrew Street, son of James Angus, Plumber. Aged 2 months—27th September. Angus, Mary, 12 Granton Place, late of 39 Victoria Street.
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    Original citation: Schwartz, Laura. (2013) 'What we think is needed is a union of domestics such as the miners have' : the domestic workers' union of Great Britain and Ireland 1908-14. Twentieth Century British History, 25 (2). pp. 173-198. Permanent WRAP URL: http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/80916 Copyright and reuse: The Warwick Research Archive Portal (WRAP) makes this work by researchers of the University of Warwick available open access under the following conditions. Copyright © and all moral rights to the version of the paper presented here belong to the individual author(s) and/or other copyright owners. To the extent reasonable and practicable the material made available in WRAP has been checked for eligibility before being made available. Copies of full items can be used for personal research or study, educational, or not-for profit purposes without prior permission or charge. Provided that the authors, title and full bibliographic details are credited, a hyperlink and/or URL is given for the original metadata page and the content is not changed in any way. Publisher’s statement: This is a pre-copyedited, author-produced PDF of an article accepted for publication in Twentieth Century British History following peer review. The version of record Schwartz, Laura. (2013) 'What we think is needed is a union of domestics such as the miners have' : the domestic workers' union of Great Britain and Ireland 1908-14. Twentieth Century British History, 25 (2). pp. 173-198. is available online at: http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/tcbh/hwt028 . A note on versions: The version presented here may differ from the published version or, version of record, if you wish to cite this item you are advised to consult the publisher’s version.