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PSS
Member |
Addresses |
John
Inglis
Joined PSS 1859
Resigned PSS 1861
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Redhall
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Alex
Mitchell Innes
Joined PSS 1858
Still a PSS Member 1873,
when PSS was wound up
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Ayton
Castle, Ayton
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Cosmo
Innes PCS
Founding
PSS Member 1856
Still a PSS Member
1873, when PSS was wound up
PSS Vice President
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15,
Inverleith Row
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Alexander
Jackson MD
Joined PSS 1857
His
membership ended some time before 1865
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24,
India Street
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If you know anything about
Dr Alexander Jackson,
please email me so that I can pass on the details to his
great-great-grandson, James Jackson, in Canada.
Thank you. - Peter Stubbs July 20, 2008
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George
Auldjo Jamieson CA
Joined PSS 1857
His
membership ended some time before 1865
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16
Inverleith Row
Melville
St.
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Hon Lord
Jerviswoode
Joined PSS when?
Still a PSS Member 1873,
when PSS was wound up
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Belville,
Dalkeith Road
10, Strathearn Rd
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Major
HMIS Johnston
Joined
PSS 1860
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18,
Royal Terrace
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TB
Johnston
Founding
PSS Member 1856
Still a PSS Member
1873, when PSS was wound up
PSS
Hon Secretary
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17
Gayfield Square
9, Claremont Crescent
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George
Skene Keith MD
A
keen amateur Daguerreotypist.
An
eminent surgeon.and member of Sir James Young Simpson’s Research Team
that pioneered the use of chloroform as an aesthetic
He
later set up a Private Hospital in Great Stuart Street, Edinburgh, with
his brother Thomas Keith. Thomas
Keith made an extensive series of views of Edinburgh subjects in the early
morning [MIT]
Founding PSS Member 1856
His
membership
ended some time before 1865
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57, Northumberland Street, and
possibly 27 Northumberland Street
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Thomas
Keith MD
1827-1895
He
took photographs 1852-56, producing images with fine detail on waxed paper
negatives.
He
then abandoned photography for medicine and set up a Private Hospital in
Great Stuart Street, Edinburgh, with his brother George Skene Keith
He
and his brother in Law, John Forbes White had a strong interest in
painting.
[MIT]
Joined
PSS 1856
His
membership
ended some time before 1865
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26
India Street
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Professor
Kelland
Professor, Edinburgh University
Joined PSS 1856
His
membership
ended some time before 1865
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Edinburgh
University
20 Clarendon Crescent
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Right Hon
Lord Kinnaird
Joined
PSS 1857
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33 Grosvenor Square, London
Rossie Priory, Inchture
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Hon CGH Kinnear
1830-1894
Founding
PSS Member 1856
Still a PSS Member 1873, when PSS was wound up
PSS Hon
Secretary
PSS Vice President
EPS Member in 1890
(I have assumed that it was CGH Kinnear,
rather than Charles Kinnear, below, who was the EPS Member in 1890.)
The January 1895 edition of The Practical Photographer
[pp.20-21] reported the death of CGH Kinnaird, as
follows:
"Colonel Kinnear, of Edinburgh died on Nov 5th. He first
suggested the use of a bellows body for cameras, and for many years after
their adoption, cameras were described as fitted with Kinnear bellows.
He was the secretary of the Photographic Society of Scotland for
several years after its formation when Sir David Brewster was president."
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36
Castle Street
49, Northumberland St
Forres Street
10, Grosvenor Crescent
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Charles
Kinnear of Kinnoch
Joined
PSS 1858
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Ladybank,
Fife
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James
Kirk
Artist
Joined PSS 1856
His
membership ended some time before 1865
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Peel
House, Lockerbie
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