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1906 Died. 'Mr Henry Shaw MacPherson, a Director of the [[North British Railway]] and [[Young's Paraffin Oil Co]]mpany, died his residence, Park Gate, Glasgow, yesterday. Mr MacPherson, who was 79 years of age, some time ago retired from the firm of [[H. S. MacPherson and Co]] yarn agents, Glasgow, Bradford, and Leicester He was an ex-Magistrate of Glasgow and a Justice of the Peace. He leaves a widow and family.'<ref>Dundee Courier - Tuesday 04 September 1906</ref> | 1906 Died. 'Mr Henry Shaw MacPherson, a Director of the [[North British Railway]] and [[Young's Paraffin Oil Co]]mpany, died his residence, Park Gate, Glasgow, yesterday. Mr MacPherson, who was 79 years of age, some time ago retired from the firm of [[H. S. MacPherson and Co]] yarn agents, Glasgow, Bradford, and Leicester He was an ex-Magistrate of Glasgow and a Justice of the Peace. He leaves a widow and family.'<ref>Dundee Courier - Tuesday 04 September 1906</ref> | ||
1906 Obituary. 'The death is announced of Mr. Henry S. MacPherson, a director of the [[North British Railway]], at his Glasgow residence, Parkgate, at the age of seventy-nine.'<ref>[[The Engineer 1906/09/07]]</ref> | |||
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Henry Shaw MacPherson (c1827-1906), Merchant.
Born at Irvine
1906 Died. 'Mr Henry Shaw MacPherson, a Director of the North British Railway and Young's Paraffin Oil Company, died his residence, Park Gate, Glasgow, yesterday. Mr MacPherson, who was 79 years of age, some time ago retired from the firm of H. S. MacPherson and Co yarn agents, Glasgow, Bradford, and Leicester He was an ex-Magistrate of Glasgow and a Justice of the Peace. He leaves a widow and family.'[1]
1906 Obituary. 'The death is announced of Mr. Henry S. MacPherson, a director of the North British Railway, at his Glasgow residence, Parkgate, at the age of seventy-nine.'[2]
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- ↑ Dundee Courier - Tuesday 04 September 1906
- ↑ The Engineer 1906/09/07