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James Brand

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James Brand (1831-1909)

1831 Born in Montrose the son of Charles Brand

1901 Living at 10 Marchmont Terrace, Govan: James Brand (age 69 born Montrose), Civil Engineer, Contractor for Public Works. With his wife Jane Brand and their daughter and three sons.[1]


Obituary 1909 [2]

THE death occurred at Bournemouth on 15th inst. of James Brand, senior partner of the firm of Charles Brand and Son, railway contractors, Glasgow. Mr. Brand, who had reached his seventy-seventh year, had lately been in poor health, and had gone to Bournemouth hoping for recovery.

A native of Montrose, Mr. Brand was educated at the local Academy, afterwards serving an apprenticeship as a civil engineer, and at the end of his training he joined his father, Charles Brand, then a successful contractor. He was for some time chief assistant, and then assumed as a partner in what became one of the most important contracting firms in Scotland. One of the earlier contracts of the firm was the construction of the Huntly and Rothiemay section of the Great North of Scotland Railway.



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