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Morningside
About 1.5 miles south of the
centre of Edinburgh |
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Recollections |
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Fiona
Osborn
Tasmania, Australia |
The Seaton Family
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2.
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John Gray
Stenhouse, Edinburgh |
Watt Terrace
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John Leslie
Edinburgh |
William Leslie, Butcher |
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Recollections
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Fiona Osborn
Tasmania, Australia |
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Fiona Osborn writes: |
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The Seaton Family
"My mother Jean Sharp Seaton (Hogg) was
born in 1924 at Morningside. She lived there
until joining the army to serve in London in 1939.
Her older sister was Mary,
and their parents were William and Jane
Seaton (nee Peebles).
She did her hairdressing apprenticeship in
Edinburgh and returned after the war to marry
Martin Hogg in 1949 at Morningside Church.
I was hoping that some of your contributors
might remember Jean or
know of the hairdressing salon in Edinburgh where she did her
apprenticeship."
Fiona Osborn, Tasmania, Australia: August 15, 2010 |
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Reply to Fiona Osborn
If you'd like to send a reply to Fiona, please email me, then I'll pass
on your message to her. Thank you.
Peter Stubbs: August 15, 2010 |
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Recollections
2.
John Gray
Stenhouse, Edinburgh |
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It may have been seeing the photos of the
old street signs in Leith that prompted John Gray to write: |
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Watt Terrace
"Here's another old
Edinburgh street name confined to the history boos. The location is
the bottom of Morningside Road, at the corner of Maxwell Street."

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John Gray,
Stenhouse, Edinburgh
John Gray, Stenhouse, Edinburgh:
May 18, 2018 |
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Recollections
3.
John Leslie
Edinburgh |
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William Leslie, Butcher
John Leslie is looking for photos of his father's
butcher's shop:
William Leslie, Butcher, 45
Comiston Road, Morningside,
John remembers delivering messages from this shop as
a child in the 1960s and 1970s. John's brother, Bill, went on to
own the shop, until the 1990s. |
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Reply to John?
If you know of any photos of this shop, or have
any memories of the shop that you'd like me to add to the EdinPhoto web
site, please email me, then I'll pass on your message to John.
Thank you.
Peter Stubbs, Edinburgh: August
19, 2011 |
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