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Hamish Paterson (1904-1982), Chartered Architect based at 17 Queensgate, Inverness, married Florence Margaret Ross (1909-1987) in 1940. (see also 24194a and 24194b). Hamish had a twin brother called Hector Paterson (see image ref: 37284). Bridesmaid is bride's sister Joyce Ross. The woman in the uniform on the right is identified as a Miss Fraser. Hamish was the son of famous photographer Andrew Paterson (1877-1948).
Reference: 1299d
Hamish Paterson (1904-1982), C...
Hamish Paterson (1904-1982), Chartered Architect based at 17 Queensgate, Inverness, married Florence Margaret Ross (1909-1987) in 1940. (see also 24194a and 24194b). Hamish had a twin brother called Hector Paterson (see image ref: 37284). Bridesmaid is bride's sister Joyce Ross. The woman in the uniform on the right is identified as a Miss Fraser. Hamish was the son of famous photographer Andrew Paterson (1877-1948).
Reference: 1299c
Hamish Paterson (1904-1982), C...
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inverness. December 1953. This is Captain James MacPherson who worked in R.S. MacDonald. He was a Scoutmaster in the 21st Inverness Old High Scouts when they met in the Scout Hut on Strothers Lane in the 1950s. It's believed he was an officer in the Gordon Highlanders and always wore tartan trews for evening dress instead of a kilt since he had an artificial leg. He left Inverness in 1955. His dancing partner is Nursing Sister F.I. MacPherson, Q.A.R.N.N.S. of the Royal Naval Hospital, Gosport. Identification and information submitted by Duncan Chisholm.
Reference: 44446f
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inve...
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inverness. December 1953. This is Captain James MacPherson who worked in R.S. MacDonald. He was a Scoutmaster in the 21st Inverness Old High Scouts when they met in the Scout Hut on Strothers Lane in the 1950s. It's believed he was an officer in the Gordon Highlanders and always wore tartan trews for evening dress instead of a kilt since he had an artificial leg. He left Inverness in 1955. His dancing partner is Nursing Sister F.I. MacPherson, Q.A.R.N.N.S. of the Royal Naval Hospital, Gosport. Identification and information submitted by Duncan Chisholm.
Reference: 44446e
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inve...
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inverness. December 1953. This is Captain James MacPherson who worked in R.S. MacDonald. He was a Scoutmaster in the 21st Inverness Old High Scouts when they met in the Scout Hut on Strothers Lane in the 1950s. It's believed he was an officer in the Gordon Highlanders and always wore tartan trews for evening dress instead of a kilt since he had an artificial leg. He left Inverness in 1955. His dancing partner is Nursing Sister F.I. MacPherson, Q.A.R.N.N.S. of the Royal Naval Hospital, Gosport. Identification and information submitted by Duncan Chisholm.
Reference: 44446d
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inve...
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inverness. December 1953. This is Captain James MacPherson who worked in R.S. MacDonald. He was a Scoutmaster in the 21st Inverness Old High Scouts when they met in the Scout Hut on Strothers Lane in the 1950s. It's believed he was an officer in the Gordon Highlanders and always wore tartan trews for evening dress instead of a kilt since he had an artificial leg. He left Inverness in 1955. His dancing partner is Nursing Sister F.I. MacPherson, Q.A.R.N.N.S. of the Royal Naval Hospital, Gosport. Identification and information submitted by Duncan Chisholm.
Reference: 44446c
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inve...
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inverness. December 1953. This is Captain James MacPherson who worked in R.S. MacDonald. He was a Scoutmaster in the 21st Inverness Old High Scouts when they met in the Scout Hut on Strothers Lane in the 1950s. It's believed he was an officer in the Gordon Highlanders and always wore tartan trews for evening dress instead of a kilt since he had an artificial leg. He left Inverness in 1955. Identification and information submitted by Duncan Chisholm.
Reference: 44446b
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inve...
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inverness. December 1953. This is Captain James MacPherson who worked in R.S. MacDonald. He was a Scoutmaster in the 21st Inverness Old High Scouts when they met in the Scout Hut on Strothers Lane in the 1950s. It's believed he was an officer in the Gordon Highlanders and always wore tartan trews for evening dress instead of a kilt since he had an artificial leg. He left Inverness in 1955. Identification and information submitted by Duncan Chisholm.
Reference: 44446a
R.S. MacDonald, Eastgate, Inve...
Mr Collins, Clachnaharry. His medals include the India General Service medal (1854-1895), Queen's Sudan medal (1896-1897), Queen's South Africa medal (1899-1902), unidentified and the Khedive's Sudan medal (1896-1908). See also image 33857.
Reference: 36719.5
Mr Collins, Clachnaharry. His ...
Thompson, Dalkeith with a Bedford truck. Copy from June 1962.
Reference: 891
Thompson, Dalkeith with a Bedf...
Sun Yat-sen (far left) with group of schoolgirls. Copy from December 1955. Sun Yat-sen (12.11.1866 - 12.3.1925) was a Chinese revolutionary and first president and founding father of the Republic of China (Nationalist China). As the foremost pioneer of the Republic, Sun is referred to as the 'Father of the Nation' in the Republic of China (ROC), and the 'forerunner of democratic revolution' in the People's Republic of China. Sun played an instrumental role in the overthrow of the Qing dynasty during the Xinhai Revolution. Sun was the first provisional president when the Republic of China was founded in 1912 and later co-founded the Kuomintang (KMT), serving as its first leader. Sun was a uniting figure in post-Imperial China, and remains unique among 20th-century Chinese politicians for being widely revered amongst the people from both sides of the Taiwan Strait. Although Sun is considered one of the greatest leaders of modern China, his political life was one of constant struggle and frequent exile. After the success of the revolution, he quickly fell out of power in the newly founded Republic of China, and led successive revolutionary governments as a challenge to the warlords who controlled much of the nation. Sun did not live to see his party consolidate its power over the country during the Northern Expedition. His party, which formed a fragile alliance with the Communists, split into two factions after his death.
Reference: 673
Sun Yat-sen (far left) with gr...
Mrs Paterson, Bunchrew House.
Reference: 3153a
Mrs Paterson, Bunchrew House. ...