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Sheriff John Cay

Sheriff George Moir ^PSS

John Adamson (1810-1870)

St. Andrews

GP and chemist, brother of Robert Adamson who entered into partnership with DO Hill, 1843-47.

Sir David Brewster (1781-1868)

Jedburgh, St Andrews, Edinburgh

John Cay (1790-1865)

Sheriff of Linlithgow

Sir James Dunlop (1830-1858)

Edinburgh

He made a Grand Tour of Europe in the 1840s while in his teens.  He became a Coldstream Guards Officer served in the Crimean War, and died in the South of France, aged 28.

Professor Cosmo Innes (1798-1874)

Sheriff of Elgin

Also a Law Professor at Edinburgh University and a noted antiquary.

James Calder Macphail (b.1820)

Morayshire, Aberdeen, Edinburgh.

An authority on Gaelic literature and one of the founders of the Free Church of Scotland

George Moir (1800-1870)

Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Ross-shire, Stirling

James Francis Montgomery (1818-1897)

Edinburgh, Durham, Dorset, Edinburgh

Compiler of the Edinburgh Calotype Album, held by Edinburgh City Libraries.  He entered the Episcopalian Church and became Dean of St Mary's Cathedral.

Mark Napier (1798-1879)

Sheriff of Dumfries

Sir Hugh Lyon Playfair (1786-1861)

Perthshire, Provost of St Andrews.

He was also an Army Officer and an accomplished musician.

John Stewart (d. 1867)

Lancashire, Edinburgh.

William Henry Fox Talbot (1800-1877)

Dorsetshire, Wiltshire, Harrow, Cambridge

Hugh Lyon Tennent (1817-1874)

Edinburgh, Lanarkshire, Edinburgh

An advocate, and a member of the Tennent brewing family.  He drew up the index for the Tennent family's  Calotype Album acquired by the National Library of Scotland in 2002.

Robert Tennent (1813-1890)

Edinburgh

Some of the biographical details added to the names and addresses above have been supplied by the National Library of Scotland, following their acquisition of the Edinburgh Calotype Album, Volume 1