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Mary Howie
Ann Howie
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Julia Howie |
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45 Princes Street
Mary and James Howie was working from 45 Princes Street in 1860.
Ann and Julia were at this address at the time of the 1861 Census and Ann
Howie was working from this address in 1865.
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Question
One of the Howie family was in partnership with Thomas J Bonne at 45 Princes
Street, 1863-64.
Which Howie is this likely to have been?
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Julia Howie
Julia Howie, one of the daughters of James
Howie [1792-1858]
married Thomas Jackson Bonne. T J Bonne's studio addresses were:
| 1863-64 |
Howie
& Bonne |
45
Princes Street |
| 1865 |
Not known, but Ann
Howie was based at ... |
45
Princes Street |
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1866-68 |
T J
Bonne |
34 Hanover Street |
| 1869-70 |
T J
Bonne |
17 Princes Street |
| 1871-80 |
T J
Bonne |
16 Princes Street |
|
1881-82 |
T J
Bonne |
1 Grove Street |
| 1884-94 |
T J
Bonne |
105 South Bridge |
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1895-02 |
Mrs T
J Bonne (i.e. formerly Julia Howie) |
105 South Bridge |
Both Thomas
Jackson Bonne and Julia Howie were living at 16 Princes Street, T J
Bonne' studio address at the time of the 1871 census.
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The
Scottish Documents web site gives access to wills up to 1901.
This site has 150 entries under a search for 'photographer', including an entry on 19 December 1901 for a photographer described
as:
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Julia Bonne (or Howie) d.23
November 1901 at Edinburgh, testate Edinburgh Sheriff Court
Inventories.
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[Steve van Dulken] |