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EDINBURGH] CORSTORPHINE—CRAIGLOCKHART 9 1863 1881 ROBERT KEITH DICK HORNE, born Yester, 25th Sept. 1833, son of pre- ceding ; educated privately, and at Edinburgh Univ. ; licen. by Presb. of Edin- burgh; tutor in family of Lord President Inglis ; assistant at Redgorton and Bath- gate ; ord. 23rd July 1863; res. 3rd June 1881 ; died at Eastbourne, 20th May 1907. He marr. 14th April 1868, Helen, daugh. of James Macfarlane, D.D., min. of Dud- dingston, and had issue—Agnes Alexandra, born 17th July 1869; David Macfarlane,born 7th April 1874 ; Helen, born 4th Sept. 1883. JAMES DODDS, born Rosneath, 29th May 1831, son of John D., parish schoolmaster, and Mary Macalister ; educated at Rosneath School and Glasgow Univ. ; licen. by Presb. of Dumbarton 1854; assistant at Alloa; ord. Melville Church, Montrose, 11th Sept. 1856; trans. to St Clement's, Dundee, 23rd Sept. 1858 ; trans, to St Stephen's, Glasgow, 2nd Aug. 1860; trans, to Paisley Abbey (Second Charge), 21st Dec. 1865; trans, to St George's, Glasgow, 7th Jan. 1875 ; trans, and adm. 22nd Dec. 1881 ; D.D. (Glasgow 1879); died 17th Feb. 1907. He marr. (1) 11th Dec. 1856, Elizabeth (died 4th April 1871), daugh. of John Miller, Alloa, and had issue—John Macalister, M.A., Fellow and Tutor of St Peter's College, Cam- bridge, born 23rd April 1858 ; Sir James Miller, K.C.B., M.A., LL.D., Under Secre- tary for Scotland since 1909, born 31st May 1861 ; Elizabeth, born 4th Nov. 1862, died 3rd July 1911 ; Agnes Jeanie, born 31st July 1864 (marr. Robert Stevenson, min. of Gargunnock); Mary Janet, L.R.C.P., D.C.S., formerly missionary at Poona, India, born 8th Nov. 1869 : (2) 9th Oct. 1872, Elizabeth Leishman, Dublin. Publications —Ed. Diary of William Cunningham of Craiyends (Scottish Hist. Soc, 1887) ; Our Duty to the Lotver Animals (1897) ; Presby- terianism (ordination address : Edinburgh, 1898); The Apostles' Creed (Guild Text- Book Series). JAMESFERGUSSON, bornLochmaben 17th Dec. 1866 ; educated at Noble- hill School,Dumfries, and StAndrews Univ. ; licen. by Presb. of StAndrews 1891 ; assistant at St Columba's, London, and Corstorphine ; ord. (assistant and successor) 12th Dec. 1895; marr. 11th June 1913, Caroline Manuel, daugh. of John Potter, London, widow of Donald Macleod, D.D., min. of St Columba's, London. ST ANNE'S, CORSTORPHINE (Chapcl-of-Ease). [Church built after a design by P. Mac- gregor Chalmers, and dedicated 4th Oct. 1913.] JOHN ANDERSON ROBERTSON, born Neilston, Renfrewshire, 21st Feb. 1861, son of Robert R. and Mary Ander- son ; educated privately, and at Univ. of Glasgow; M.A. (April 1883); licen. by Presb. of Glasgow 9th June 1886 ; assistant at Rutherglen and West Kirk, Perth ; ord. to Tenandry 14th May 1889 ; res. 17th May 1903, to take charge of the new church of St Anne, Corstorphine. Marr. 25th June 1895, Jean, daugh. of William Mathewson and Mary Spedding, Dunfermline, and has issue—Athol, born 29th March 1897; Douglas William, born 30th Nov. 1898; Aileen, born 5th Oct. 1901. CRAIGLOCKHART (Q.S.). [Erected into a parish quoad sacra, 10th Dec. 1897, out of the parish of St Cuthbert, and the Slateford district of the parish of Colinton. A church in the fifteenth- century style of Scottish architecture, designed by Hay and Henderson, was dedicated 9th June 1899.] ROBERTWALKER MACKERSY, born Edinburgh, 1833, son of William M., W.S., and Elizabeth, daugh. of Robert Walker of Sunnybank, Fife ; edu- cated at High School and Univ. of Edin- burgh ; licen. by Presb. of Edinburgh ; missionary at Roslin 1861 ; assistant at West Church, Aberdeen; ord. 1870 to Caledonian Church, London ; pres. to Chapel of Garioch, but (after objections had been repelled by the Presb.) withdrew on account of opposition; app. to Craig- lockhart iron church 20th Nov. 1880 ; adm. 1898

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