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Cabinet Print by the Painter and Photographer John Naismith Paton |
Christening of James Stuart Paton
SUBJECTS: James Paton (the photographer's father)
holding his James Stuart Paton (the photographer's son)
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Reproduced with acknowledgement to Christina B Paton,
daughter of the young
James Stuart Paton in the photo above,
Photograph taken c.1895.
Reply 1. John Humphrey Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
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Thank you John Humphrey, Toronto, Ontario, Canada who has been piecing together information about Paton photographers in the West of Scotland, using the IGI (International Genealogical Index) on-line. John writes: |
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James Paton "There were apparently two quite different James Paton photographers in the West of Scotland. Both James Patons had sons called John, who became photographers. They also both had sons called James who, if they had followed their fathers' trade, may also have been the J. Paton or James Paton, photographers, at the different locations/dates you mention"
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John Humphrey, Toronto, Ontario, Canada: July 16, 2006 |
Reply 2. Judy King (née Paton) |
Thank you to Judy King (née Paton), great-granddaughter of Hugh Paton, who wrote: |
James Paton "In the 1891 census James has moved down the road to 19 Deanside Lane, Glasgow, and was a hammerman. In 1901 he was living at 45 Shuttle Street, Glasgow, with his wife and daughters Flora and Mary. He was then a foundry labourer." I wonder whether James Paton's connection with the McCualskys is that he married into the family. I make this supposition, because in the 1901 Census James and Margaret's daughter Mary has "McL" as her middle name. Knowing the Scottish tradition of preserving the mother's maiden name as their children's middle names, this could well stand for McCualsky. It would explain so many pictures of (presumably) Margaret's relatives, albeit taken by James's brother Hugh. |
Judy King (née Paton): September 24, 2008 |
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