218. Mary DOUGLAS
1Gravestone.
"Mary Douglas wife of William Vizard
July 10, 1863 - Oct. 12, 1949."
1Gravestone.
"William Vizard
July 30, 1865
April 3, 1942."
219. John DOUGLAS
1Newspaper, Fairhope Courier 10 Feb 1938.
"John Douglas of Mobile and Fairhope dies
John Douglas with a home in Mobile and Fairhope passed away Saturday, February the 5th, and funeral services were held from the family residence, Flo Claire, Mobile, Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, and interment was in Magnolia Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Douglas and family were among the first Mobilians to spend the summer in Fairhope, purchasing property on Fels Ave., which they have occupied every summer, coming over early and staying late. Their many friends here will sympatise with Mrs Douglas in her great sorrow, and hope this will not alter her plans."2Gravestone.
"John Douglas
Jan. 28, 1868
Feb. 5, 1938."
1Newspaper, Fairhope Courier 11 Nov 1943.
"Mrs Sophia Poetz Douglas, wife of the late John Douglas, and an annual summer visitor here, since the early years of the town, owning a home on Fels Avenue, passed away at the family home in Flo Claire, at 8:30 o'clock Friday morning, November the 5th.
She is survived by a son, John Andrew Douglas, of Anniston; nieces and nephews and a number of great nieces and nephews.
Mrs Douglas had spent the summer and early fall season at her home here and her death was a great shock to her many friends."2Gravestone.
"Sophia Poetz Douglas
Aug. 24, 1869
Nov. 5, 1943."
627. John Andrew DOUGLAS
1Gravestone.
"DOUGLAS Estelle S 1900 - 1994 J Andrew 1896 - 1984."
1Newspaper, Chattanooga Daily Times 14 Aug 1927.
"Miss Dora Estelle Sorgenfrey And John Andrew Douglas
Mr and Mrs H A Sorgenfrey announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Dora Estelle, to John Andrew Douglas. The wedding will be solemnized Tuesday, Aug 30, at Patten Memorial chapel, University of Chattanooga.
For the past year Miss Sorgenfrey has been an instructor in biology at the East Carolina Teachers' college, of Greenville, N. C. She received her bachelor's degree from the University of Chattanooga, and her masters degree from Columbia university, New York.
Mr. Douglas is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas, of Mobile, Ala. He received his degrees from Spring Hill college, Mobile, and the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. He is associated with the Brooklyn Edison company, of New York."2Newspaper, Chattanooga Daily Times 31 Aug 1927.
"SACRED VOWS SAID IN PATTEN CHAPEL
Miss Sorgenfrey Becomes Wife of John A. Douglas.
Bride Is Talented Musician, Having Studied Abroad - Groom Lives in Mobile.
The marriage of Miss Estelle Sorgenfrey. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Sorgenfrey, to John Andrews Douglas. of Mobile, Ala., was solemnized yesterday morning at 11 o'clock in the Patten Memorial chapel of the University of Chattanooga, The Rev. David E. Holt. rector of the Grace Memorial church, officiated.
The church was artistically decorated with palms and ferns. The altar was massed with greenery. Three tall baskets of asters and dahlias in pastel shades were placed near the chancel Tail.
Miss Ruth Stivers, organist, and Norman Ferguson, vocalist, were in charge of the nuptial music. While the guests assembled Miss Stivers rendered the following program: "Invocation" (Gounod), “Legend" (Rimmerman), “Serenade” (Moszkowski) and "Bridal Song" (Goldmark). Preceding the entrance of the bridal party Mr. Ferguson sang "At Dawning," by Cadman. “Bridal Chorus," from Lohengrin, was used as the processional and Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" as the processional. During the ceremony, Schubert's "Serenade" was played softly,
The bride had as her only attendant Miss Eleanor Gilliam, of Lockesburg. Ark., who was maid of honor. Best man to the groom was his brother, Poetz Douglas, Ushers were Edward Owen and Charles Kelley.
The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a becoming costume of deep green satin crepe fashioned with a tiered skirt and trimmed with a fischu of ecru lace. Her hat was of a corresponding shade of green felt with tan trimmings. She carried a shower bouquet of pink roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor wore a gown of tan georgette. Her flowers were an arm bouquet of pink roses and pastel shaded asters.
Following the wedding, a breakfast was held in the greenroom of the Read house when twenty-two guests were present. The bridal table was centered with a crystal bowl of asters. The favors were miniature brides arranged on the place cards.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, Miss Gilliam, Poetz Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas, parents of the groom; Mrs. R. C. Jones, of Florida; Miss Margaret Douglas, of Mobile; Mrs. R. T. Stanfiel, of Cleveland; Miss Ruth Stivers, Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Owen, Miss Marie Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kelley, Charles Kelley, Edward Owen, David Hope, and Mr. and Mrs. Sorgenfrey.
Since the announcement of her approaching marriage, Mrs. Douglas has been the recipient of many courtesies. She is the talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sorgenfrey. She studied abroad and, on her return to the states, taught music for a year in New York."
1Newspaper Announcement, Fairhope Courier 18 Dec 1930.
"Margaret Douglas
The many friends at Fairhope of Mr and Mrs John Douglas of Mobile, were grieved to learn of the death of their daughter Margaret, which occurred last Thursday afternoon at 6:45 o'clock, after a short illness."2Gravestone.
"Margaret Sophie Douglas
Jan. 28, 1901
Dec. 11, 1930."
1Newspaper, Fairhope Courier 22 Dec 1932.
"Fairhope friends of Mr and Mrs John Douglas, who have a summer home here, sympathise deeply with them in the loss of their young son, William Poetz Douglas."2Gravestone.
"William Poetz Douglas
Sept. 12, 1908
Dec. 15, 1932."
221. Christina H DOUGLAS
1Gravestone.
"Christina Douglas wife of William Vizard died March 25, 1898 aged 23 years."
1Newspaper, Mongomery Advertiser 28 Feb 1897.
"Weddings of interest last week. A pretty home wedding was that of Miss Christina Douglas and Mr William Vizard Thursday at the home of the bride."2Gravestone.
"William Vizard
July 30, 1865
April 3, 1942."
630. William VIZARD Jr
1Gravestone.
"William Vizard, Jr . died June 2, 1898 aged 10 weeks."
1Newspaper, Birmingham News Alabama 3 Feb 1949.
"Fruit Company Executive recently retired, dies
Mobile, Ala., Feb. 3 - William Aitken Douglas, died at a Mobile hospital last night.
He was retired recently as manager of the United Fruit Company's Mobile Division.
He had been associated with the banana shipping and importing business for a half-century.
Survivors include his widow, a son and three daughters."2Gravestone.
"William A Douglas
Mar. 30, 1878 - Feb. 2, 1949."
1Newspaper, Montgomery Advertiser 11 Oct 1905.
"Mr and Mrs Franklin Pierce Davis have issued invitations to the marriage reception of their daughter, Marie Leslie and Mr William Aitken Douglas on the evening of Wednesday, October 18th, from 9 to 11 o'clock, at home, Spring Hill Avenue."2Gravestone.
"Marie E Douglas
Dec. 4, 1879 - July 16, 1955."
631. Marion DOUGLAS
1Gravestone.
"Marion Douglas Kendall
Sept. 26, 1906 - Nov. 7, 2001."
1Gravestone.
"Curtis Kendall
May 5, 1903 - Jan. 30, 1980."
230. Douglas SCOTT
1Statutory Index Scotland, Canongate 1889.
Age 37.2Confirmation of Estate.
"1889 SCOTT Douglas. 20 September.- Confirmation of Douglas Scott, Commission Agent, sometime of 2 Mentone Avenue, Portobello, afterwards at Ashleigh Villa, Willowbrae, Edinburgh, who died 9 May 1889, at Ashleigh Villa aforesaid, intestate, granted at Edinburgh, to Mary Ann Mackay or Scott, Ashleigh Villa aforesaid, Executrix dative qua relict. Value of Estate, £367, 14s. 6d.
Eik 17 October 1901
1901 SCOTT Douglas, Commission Agent, sometime of 2 Mentone Avenue, Portobello, thereafter at Ashleigh Villa, Willowbrae, Edinburgh, died 9 May 1889, at Ashleigh Villa aforesaid, intestate. Eik to Confirmation granted at Edinburgh, 17 October, to Mary Ann Mackay or Scott, Ashleigh Villa aforesaid, Executrix dative qua relict. Value of Additional Estate, £20. Original Confirmation granted 20 September 1889."
1Statutory Index Scotland, Scotland 1874.
Date and place from IGI.
636. Amelia Fraser SCOTT
1Statutory Index Scotland, Newington 1879 685/5 1478.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Newington 1954 685/6 158.
Age 74.
1Statutory Index Scotland.
Died aged 73.
639. Jessie Edith Duncan MCCULLOCH
1Statutory Index Scotland, North Berwick 1869 713/ 61.
Full date from IGI.2Statutory Index Scotland, Crieff 1957 342/ 36.
Age 87
Indexed as Jessie Edith D MacCulloch.
1Statutory Index Scotland, North Berwick 1871 713/ 27.
Full date from IGI.
642. Elizabeth Ethel MCCULLOCH
1Statutory Index Scotland, North Berwick 1874 713/ 19.
Full date from IGI.2Statutory Register Scotland, d_Armstrong_neeMcCullochElizabethEthel77_ComriePER.jpg.
Comrie, Perth 1951 341/A 20
Age 77
Informant her step-son E A Armstrong of West Norwood, London.3Statutory Register Scotland, Record of Corrected Entry.
1Statutory Index Scotland, Comrie, Perth 1906 341/A 2.
Bride indexed as Ethel McCulloch
Full date from Fasti.2Statutory Index Scotland, Comrie, Perth 1952 341/A 25.
Age 52
Full date from Fasti.3Newspaper, Aberdeen Press & Journal 28 Sep 1907.
"Rev Thomas Armstrong, parish minister, Dunburn, St Fillans, died yesterday after a long and painful illness. He was ordained at St Fillans in September, 1881, as successor to Rev Mr Blake, temple Church. Mr Armstrong's father was at one time headmaster of George Heriot's School, Edinburgh, and one of his brothers is Rev Robert Armstrong, St Matthew's, Glasgow. The deceased was held in high esteem in Upper Strathearn. He was thrice married, and leaves a young family and widow."4Confirmation of Estate.
"1907 ARMSTRONG Rev Thomas, Minister, Parish of Dundurn, residing at The Manse, St Fillans, County of Perth, died 27 September 1907, at St Fillans, testate. Confirmation granted at Perth, 14 November, to William Croft Gray S.S.C., Edinburgh, Executor nominated in Will or Deed, dated 29 December 1905, and recorded with other Writs in Court Books of Commissariot of Perth, 7 November 1907. Value of Estate, £1088, 18s. 9d."
232. Alexander DUNCAN
1Statutory Index Scotland, St Andrew Edinburgh 1876 685/2 696.
Age 36.2Confirmation of Estate.
"1888 DUNCAN Alexander 7 January - Confirmation of Alexander Duncan, 11 Melville Street, Edinburgh, Papermaker, Herbertshire Paperworks, near Denny, who died 3 December 1876, at Edinburgh, intestate, granted at Edinburgh, to Jane Fetusson Annandale or Duncan or Hope Finlay, wife of John Hope Finlay, W.S., 19 Glencairn Crescent, Edinburgh, Executrix dative qua relict. Value of Estate £5,294, 6s."3Gravestone.
"In memory of Alexander Duncan who died at Edinburgh 3rd December 1876 aged 36 years
Also of Andrew Duncan, of Glencarron, Stirlingshire who died 27th August 1863 and is buried in Denny Churchyard and Janet his wife, who died at Newton-Abbot, 7th Ocotber 1887 and is buried here."
1Statutory Register Scotland, m_DuncanAlexander_AnnandaleJane1869LasswadeMLN.jpg.
2Statutory Index Scotland, Edinburgh St Andrew 1929 685/2 170.
Age 80
Surnames Annandale, Duncan, Finlay and Hope-Finlay.3Confirmation of Estate.
"1929 FINLAY Jane Ferguson Annandale or HOPE, 19 Glencairn Crescent, Edinburgh, widow, died 20 March 1929 at Edinburgh, testate. Confirmation Edinburgh, 15 June, to Alexander Stevenson Blair and Charles James Penn, both W.S., 12 South Charlotte Street, Edinburgh, Executors. Will dated 13 July 1917 recorded with another Writ Edinburgh 14 June 1929. Value of Estate, £22, 306: 6: 1."
1Statutory Register Scotland, m_DuncanJames_McLeishCatherine1870AberfeldyPER.jpg.
235. Janet Douglas DUNCAN
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Newton Abbot Q1 1929 5b 241.
Died aged 81.2Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1930 SARGENT Janet Douglas of 25 Torquay Road Newton Abbot Devonshire widow died 14 March 1929 Administration (with Will) Exeter 12 March to Ethel Adams Hoyland widow. Effects £617 4s. 10d."
1Statutory Index Scotland, St Giles 1878 685/4 325.
2England and Wales Index to BMD, Newton Abbot Q2 1900 5b 87.
Age 68.3Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1900 SARGENT Samuel Tomyns of Lismore House Newton Abbot Devonshire died 28 May 1900 Probate London 20 August to Janet Douglas Sargent widow and Cecil Grimstead Meade Sargent gentleman Effects £721 7s 11d."
651. Duncan SARGENT
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Newton Abbot Q3 1879 5b 154.
Mother's maiden surname Duncan.2Newspaper Announcement, Courier-Mail Brisbane 21 Jun 1945.
"SARGENT, Mr Duncan, Church Road, Mitchelton - Mrs E M Sargent & Family desire to advise Relatives & Friends of the death of their beloved Husband, Father, Father-in-law, & Grandfather, Duncan Sargent, South African Veteran & Late No 236N 14th Field Co Engineers, 1st A.I.F."
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Wandsworth, London Q4 1875 1d 631.
Mother's maiden surname Jones.2Newspaper Announcement, Courier-Mail Brisbane 10 Sep 1945.
"SARGENT, Mrs Ethel Naomi, Church St, Mitchelton. - The Relatives and Friends of the late Mrs Ethel Naomi Sargent are respectfully informed that she passed away suddenly at Mackay last Saturday."3Newspaper Announcement, Courier-Mail Brisbane Monday 10 Sep 1945.
"SARGENT, Mrs. Ethel Naomi, Church St., Mitchelton. - The Relatives and Friends of the late Mrs. Ethel Naomi Sargent are respectfully informed that she passed away suddenly at Mackay last Saturday. The Funeral is arranged to leave the Parlour, 400 Wickham St., To-morrow (Tuesday) Morning at 11 o'clock, for the Brisbane Crematorium, arriving 11.30."
237. Dr Charles Edward DOUGLAS T.D., LL.D., M.D., F.R.C.S.E.
1Statutory Index Scotland, Fifeshire 1943.
Age 87.2Newspaper Obituary, Scotsman 29 Dec 1943.
"Late Dr C. E. Douglas
50 Year in Medical Practice
The death occurred yesterday at his home at 18 Queen's Gardens, St Andrews, of Dr Charles Edward Douglas, T.D., LL.D., M.D., F.R.C.S.E.
Dr Douglas was born in India on December 29, 1855, and was the son of the late Col. Walter Douglas, Madras Staff Corps. He was educated at the Collegiate School and University of Edinburgh, and in his student days took keen interest in sport, distinguishing himself as an athlete. After working in hospitals in Edinburgh and abroad for three years, Dr Douglas went to Cupar, where for 47 years he was in medical practice, being M.O.H. in the town for 40 years. He was founder and for 45 years secretary of Fife County Medical Association, while he had been a member of Council of the B.M.A. for 12 years and served on many of its committees.
Dr Douglas, an enthusiastic volunteer, served in two wars, and held the rank of Lieut.-Colonel. In the Boer War he was attached as M.O. to the 1st Batt. Worcestershre Regiment, and in the Great War he served at the 51st (Highland) Division headquarters and was in command of a casualty station.
On his retirement in 1927, when he celebrated the jubilee of his entry on general practice, Dr Douglas received the degree of LL.D. from Edinburgh University. He went to reside in St Andrews, where he took a deep interest in the history of the town. He was local sectretary of the Overseas League, and was clerk of the vestry of St Andrew's Episcopal Church for some years. His wife died four years ago, and he is survived by two daughters, one of whom is in practice as a doctor in St Andrews."3Newspaper Announcement, Scotsman 30 & 31 Dec 1943.
"30 Dec 1943
DOUGLAS At 18 Queen's Gardens, St Andrews, on 28th December 1943, the eve of his 88th birthday, CHARLES EDWARD DOUGLAS, T.D., LL.D., M.D., F.R.C.S.E. Service in St Andrew's Episcopal Church today (Thursday), 30th December, at 2 p.m. Cremation thereafter private (No flowers.)
31 Dec 1943
DOUGLAS At 18 Queen's Gardens, St Andrews, on 28th December 1943, the eve of his 88th birthday, CHARLES EDWARD DOUGLAS, T.D., LL.D., M.D., F.R.C.S.E. Cremation service today (Friday), Warriston Crematorium, Edinburgh, 1 p.m. All friends invited."4Confirmation of Estate.
English Probate
"1944 DOUGLAS Charles Edward, M.D., LL.D., (otherwise Lieutenant Colonel Charles Edward Douglas), c/o Glyn Mills & Co., Holt’s Branch, 3 Whitehall Place, London sometime of Winthank House, Cupar, and late of 18 Queen’s Gardens, St. Andrews, died 28 December 1943 at St. Andrews, testate. Confirmation Cupar, 16 March, to Mary Katherine Dorothy Douglas, M.B., 5 St. Mary’s Place, St. Andrews, his daughter, and David Macquorn Rankine Crichton, M.B., Burgh House, Maryhill, Glasgow, Executors. Will dated 11 September 1942 recorded with another writ Cupar 10 March 1944. Value of Estate, £14,188: 5: 9.
1944 DOUGLAS Charles Edward of 18 Queens Gardens St Andrews Fifeshire died 28 December 1943 Confirmation of Mary Katherine Dorothy Douglas spinster and David Macquorn Rankine Crichton bachelor of medicine. Sealed Llandudno 8 April."
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Chelsea 1882 1a 584.
2OPR, m_DouglasCharlesEdward_MackieEuphemiaElizabeth_1882ChelseaMDX.jpg.
3Newspaper Announcement, London Evening Standard 22 Apr 1882.
"DOUGLAS-MACKIE - April 20, at St Luke's, Chelsea, S.W., by the Rev Gerald Blunt, M.A., rector of the parish, Charles Edward Douglas M.D., Cupar, Fife, N.B., eldest son of the late Colonel Walter Douglas, 21st M.N.I., to Bessie, youngest daughter of the late J.W. Reid Mackie, M.D., of Cupar, Fife, N.B."4Newspaper Announcement, Scotsman 18 Oct 1939 Deaths.
"DOUGLAS At 18 Queen's Gardens St Andrews on 17th October 1939, Euphemia Elisabeth Mackie beloved wife of Doctor Charles E Douglas, in her 80th year. Memorial service in St Andrews Episcopal Church on Thursday 19th October at 11 o'clock. Funeral thereafter private."5Confirmation of Estate.
English Probate
"1939 DOUGLAS Euphemia Elizabeth Mackie or, sometime of Winthank House, Cupar, Fife, late of 18 Queen’s Gardens, St. Andrews, Fife, died 17 October 1939 at St. Andrews, testate. Confirmation Cupar, 30 November, to Charles Edward Douglas, M.D., LL.D., 18 Queen’s Gardens aforesaid, her husband, Executor. Will dated 18 July 1928 recorded Cupar 27 November 1939. Value of Estate, £682: -: 4.
1939 MACKIE or DOUGLAS Euphemia Elizabeth of 18 Queens Gardens St Andrews Fifeshire (wife of Charles Edward Douglas) died 17 October 1939 Confirmation of the said Charles Edward Douglas. Sealed London 29 December."
652. Dr Mary Katherine Dorothy DOUGLAS O.B.E. M.B., CH.B.
1Statutory Index Scotland, Cupar 1885.
2Newspaper Announcement, Scotsman 30 Nov 1885 p8 Births.
"At ?? Bonnygate, Cupar Fife, on the 28th inst., the wife of C Douglas M.D., Edinr., of a daughter."3Statutory Index Scotland, Kirkcaldy 1964 442 648.
Age 78.4Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1965 DOUGLAS Mary Katherine Dorothy of 32 North Street St Andrews Fife died 19 October 1964 at Kirkcaldy Confirmation of Harold Leslie Duke writer to the Signet and Katherine Rosamond Crichton or Jex Long. Sealed London 10 February."5Gravestone, Dean Churchyard.
"Jean Margaret Douglas R.A. Oxon Fille de Lenglise Prioress Monastere de la Vigne 1944-46 born at Cupar 25th April 1888 died at Bruges 29th March 1955 in the 27th year of her profession RIP and of Mary Katherine Dorothy Douglas, O.B.E. M.B. Ch.B. elder daughter of C.E. Douglas M.D. LL.D., born at Cupar Fife 28th November 1885 died 19th October 1964 for 31 years in practice at St Andrews."
1Statutory Index Scotland, Cupar 1888.
2Newspaper Announcement, Scotsman 27 Apr 1888 p8 Births.
"At Winthank House, Cupar Fife, on the 25th inst., the wife of Charles Edward Douglas, M.D., of a daughter."3Statutory Index Scotland, Scotland 1955.
Age 66.4Confirmation of Estate.
English Probate
"1955 DOUGLAS Jean Margaret, sometime of Winthank, Cupar, late of the Beguinage, Princier de la Vigne, Bruges, Belgium, a native of Scotland, died 29 March 1955 at Bruges, testate. Confirmation Edinburgh, 21 June, to Mary Katherine Dorothy Douglas, M.B., 5 St Mary’s Place, St. Andrews, Executor nominate. Will dated 26 September 1930 recorded Edinburgh 14 June. Estate, £1809: 6: 4.
1955 DOUGLAS Jean Margaret of The Beguinage Princier de la Figre Bruges Belgium died 29 March 1955 Confirmation Mary Katherine Dorothy Douglas. Sealed London 3 December."5Gravestone, Dean Churchyard.
"Jean Margaret Douglas R.A. Oxon Fille de Lenglise Prioress Monastere de la Vigne 1944-46 born at Cupar 25th April 1888 died at Bruges 29th March 1955 in the 27th year of her profession RIP and of Mary Katherine Dorothy Douglas, O.B.E. M.B. Ch.B. elder daughter of C.E. Douglas M.D. LL.D., born at Cupar Fife 28th November 1885 died 19th October 1964 for 31 years in practice at St Andrews."
1OPR, b_DouglasRobertHardie_1860PimlicoIndia.jpg.
St Gabriel District.2Newspaper Announcement, Sydney Morning Herald 9 Feb 1939.
"DOUGLAS - February 8, 1939, at Auburn District Hospital, Robert Hardie Douglas, beloved husband of Edyth Florence Douglas and loving father of Walter, Hardie, Nancy and Mary.
DOUGLAS-The Relatives and Friends of Mrs EDYTH DOUGLAS, WALTER, HARDIE, NANCY and MARY, of 71 Clyde Street Guildford are Invited to attend the Funeral of her dearly loved HUSBAND and their loved FATHER Robert Hardie
Douglas; to leave St Mary's Church of England, Guildford, THIS FRIDAY after service commencing at 2 p m for the Crematorium Rookwood."3Gravestone, St Mary Magdalene Anglican Churchyard.
"Robert Hardie Douglas died 8th Feb 1939 aged 78 years. At rest.
Also Edyth Florence Douglas died 10th Aug 1947 aged 74 years."
1Newspaper, Nepean Times 4 Jan 1902.
"The first wedding in the Llandilo School Church took place on Christmas Eve, when Mr Robert Hardy Douglas (of Sydney) and Miss Edyth Florence Single (daughter of Mr and Mrs A J C Single, of Llandilo) were united in the holy bonds of matrimony......."2Newspaper Announcement, Sydney Daily Telegraph 25 Jan 1902.
"DOUGLAS-SINGLE - 24th December, 1901, at Church of England, Llandilo, by Rev Dixon Hudson, Rector of St Mary's, Robert Hardie, second son of the late Colonel Walter Douglas, Madras Staff Corps, to Edyth Florence, second daughter of A J C Single, Esq., St Marys."3Newspaper Announcement, Sydney Morning Herald 12 Aug 1947.
"DOUGLAS, Edith Florence. - August 10, 1947 at Sydney Hospital, Edith Florence Douglas, relict ol the late Robert Hardie Douglas, formerly of Guildford, and late of 12 Devonshire Flats, Manly, dearly beloved mother of Walter, Robert, Nancy, and Mary. At rest."
654. Walter Arthur Hardie DOUGLAS
1Newspaper Announcement, Sydney Morning Herald 4 Feb 1905.
"Birth DOUGLAS - February 2, at 36 John Street, Ashfield, the wife of R H Douglas, of a son."
655. Robert Single Hardie DOUGLAS
1OPR, b_DouglasRobertSingleHardy_1906LlandiloNSW.jpg.
1OPR, b_DouglasNancyElizabeth_1910CumberlandNSW.jpg.
1Gravestone.
Elizabeth Nancy Douglass
"Wesley James Douglass
Born Leets Vale 2 September, 1902
Died Narrabeen 17 September, 1989
Farmer-Preacher-Worker
Born Guildford 19 November, 1909
Died Narrabeen 4 February, 2000
Devoted-Educated-Gracious."
242. Rose DOUGLAS
1Statutory Index Scotland, Maryhill 1929 644/14 152.
Age 64
Surnames Douglas and Crichton.2Newspaper Announcement, Scotsman 1 Jun 1929.
"CRICHTON - At Burgh House, Maryhill, Glasgow, on 30th May, Rose Douglas, beloved wife of David MacQuorn Rankine Crichton, M.B., C.M., B.Sc., and youngest daughter of the late Colonel Walter Douglas, Madras Staff Corps, Colonel Commanding 21st M.N.I. Funeral on Monday, 3rd June, at 2,30 p.m., from Old St Paul's Church, Edinburgh, to the Dean Cemetery."
Dr David MacQuorn Rankine CRICHTON
1Statutory Index Scotland, St George Edinburgh 1902 685/1 508.
2Newspaper Announcement, Dundee Evening Post 6 Oct 1902.
"Crichton-Douglas. At St Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh, on the 4th inst., by the Rev E T S Reid, Dr David Macquorn Rankine Crichton, Rhayader, Radnorshire, son of David Crichton, Esq., R.N., M.I.N.A., to Rose, younger daughter of the late Colonel Walter Douglas, Madras Staff Corps."3Statutory Index Scotland, Leith South 1873 692/2 521.
4Statutory Index Scotland, Hillhead 1949 644/13 1136.
Age 76.5Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1950 CRICHTON David Macquorn Rankine of Burgh House 1712 Maryhill Road Maryhill Glasgow died 21 October 1949 Confirmation of Katherine Rosamond Crichton or Jex-Long. Sealed London 2 June."6Gravestone.
"In loving memory of David James Douglas son of D.M.R. Crichton M.B. C.M. B.Sc. died 29th July 1907 aged 11 months
"And Jesus called a little child unto him"
Also Rose Douglas beloved wife of D.M.R. Crichton died 30th May 1929
Non moriar sed vivam
and of David MacQuorn Rankine Crichton M.B. C.M. B,Sc, J.P. died 21 October 1949."
659. David James Douglas CRICHTON
1Statutory Index Scotland, Maryhill 1907 644/14 211.
Under 1 year.2Newspaper Announcement, Scotsman 31 Jul 1907.
"CRICHTON - At Burgh House, Maryhill, Glasgow, on the 29th inst., David James Douglas (Beau), son of David MacQuorn Rankine Crichton, M.B., C.M., B.Sc. Ed., aged 11 months. Requiem aeternam dona ei Domine et lux perpetua illuceat eum. Funeral to-morrow (Thursday, 1st prox.), to Dean Cemetery, Edinburgh."