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PSS
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Addresses |
James Ramage
Lithographer & Draughtsman
Joined PSS
1857
His
membership ended some time before 1865
Joined EPS
1861
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Burrowloch
Cottage, Lauder Road
30 Rankeillor Street
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Prof.
William Ramsay
Joined PSS 1856
Resigned PSS 1863
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Glasgow
University
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Sir James Ramsay
Joined PSS 1856
His
membership ended some time before 1865
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Bamff
House, Alyth, Perthshire
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Rev. Thomas Milville Raven
Joined
PSS 1856
Still a PSS Member
1873, when PSS was wound up
Question
Do you know of any research into the photography of Rev
Thomas Milville Raven, or if any of his photographs have survived?
If so, please contact me so that I can pass on the
message to Mark Newman who now lives in the vicarage in North Yorkshire,
where Rev Raven stayed for 30 years.
Thank you. - Peter Stubbs, Mar 30, 2009
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46
Charlotte Square
6 Forres Street
Scruton Rectory
Crakehall Vicarage, Bedale, Yorkshire
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David
Rhind
Architect
Joined PSS 1856
Resigned PSS
1861
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54
Great King Street
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Richard
Rimmer
Joined
PSS 1859
Resigned PSS 1864
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Marchmont, Dumfriesshire
He entered pictures
from Italy into 6th PSS Exhibition
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Hugh
H Ritchie
Lithographer
Joined
PSS 1857
His
membership ended some time before 1865
Joined EPS
1865
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North
Bridge
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Otto
Ritchie
Joined PSS when?
Resigned PSS 1861
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Thomas
Rodger
Photographer
He
was Laboratory Assistant to Dr. John Adamson, brother of Robert Adamson.
He also assisted Lord Kinnear in the Calotype process at Rossie
Priory.
He
opened a studio in St Andrews, Fife, at the age of 16, “Thomas Rodger
– Calotypist”.
He
worked later in collodion, and was successful until the 1870s [MIT]
Obituary
BJP30 26/1/1883 P53
Joined PSS 1856
Still a PSS Member
1873, when PSS was wound
up
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St.
Andrews
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R
Romanes
Joined
PSS 1860
Still a PSS Member
1873,
when PSS was wound up
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4
Oxford Terrace
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James
Rose [Jun.]
Joined PSS 1857-58
His
membership ended some time before 1865
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96
George Street
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George Ross
Advocate
Joined PSS 1856
His
membership ended some time before 1865
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2
Forres Street
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Horatio
Ross of
Netherley, Stonehaven
MP
and Sportsman
He
was born at Rossie Castle in Forfarshire, and named after his godfather Lord
Nelson
He
was daguerreotypist from 1847, calotypist
from 1849. He was taught the
calotype process by James Ross
[Obituary
The Scotsman - 7 Dec 1886]
[Obituary The Scottish Highlander - 9 Dec 1886]
Founding
PSS Member 1856
Still
a PSS Member at 1864 but resigned or died before 1873
PSS Vice President
1856-64
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Greenhill
Gardens
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James Ross
Photographer
Obituary
John Nicol - Notes From the North BJP25 (1878) P617
A few articles from a Photographer’s old
ledgers - BJP20 (1873) Pp75-7
Joined
PSS 1856
His
membership ended some time before 1865
PSS Council
1856-57
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90
Princes Street
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