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Campbell Paterson

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Campbell Paterson (1851-1927) of R. Paterson and Sons

1851 Born in Glasgow the son of Robert Paterson and his wife Agnes Campbell

1901 Living at Woodend House, Cathcart, age 49 born Glasgow, a Coffee Essence Manufacturer. With his wife and seven children.[1]

1927 Jersey graveyard "there is also a memorial to Campbell Paterson, founder of Camp Coffee in Glasgow in 1888, who died in Jersey in 1927.


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  1. ↑ 1901 Census
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