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2 albums
various names
names mentioned - Hewitt, Shanacy?, McLallan?, Wilson,
Lang or Long, Lee or Lil, Lizzie, Katie Delihurst?, McIlroy
 
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1) Wm. T. Shanacy(?) May 1892 Aetat(?) 25 - To L. Shanacy(?), Glasgow -
Mount Gambier, S.A. Photographer
2) Catherine Ester or Esler? McLallan(?) 7-2-93 - With love & fond wishes of
the original
3) The Ulster Portrait Painting Co., 14 Sussex Place, Belfast Presented by
Henry Hewitt ( a loose card)
4) Death of Dr. Wilson, Whiteabbey. We deeply regret to have to announce the
death yesterday of Dr. David Wilson, of Whiteabbey. Dr. Wilson some time ago
had paralytic seizure, but thanks to his robust constitution he made a
splendid recovery. Until a week ago he was able to be about in the grounds
of his residence, Notting Hill, and on Sunday of last week he attended
services twice at Whiteabbey Congregational Church. Dr. Wilson was a native
of Ballyhenry, Carnmoney, so that he may be said to have spent his entire
life in the neighbourhood where he has now died. He took an active part in
local affairs, representing the Whiteabbey electoral division on the Belfast
Rural District Council, and for many years he was a member of the Belfast
Board of Guardians. At the last election, on account of his health he did
not again come forward. Perhaps, however, his chief interest in life, apart
from his profession, centred in the Congregational Church of the village
where he had made his home. Dr. Wilson was one of the founders of the
Congregational Church at Whiteabbey and right up to the close of his life
took an active part in the management of its affairs. Indeed one of the last
duties he attended to was in connection with the election of a successor to
the Rev. H. T. Potten, who, after ministering there for many years, has just
accepted a call to Chesterfield. By the poor of the locality, Dr. Wilson
will be specially missed. Night and day he was at the beck and call of
everyone and the amount of good he accomplished will never be fully
realised. No one ever called for him in vain. His practice was an extensive
one, reaching far beyond the bounds of his own immediate neighbourhood.
Particulars of the funeral arrangements will be found in another column.
Reference at Belfast Guardians. At Belfast Board of Guardians to-day Dr.
Macintosh feelingly referred to the sad event, and moved that a letter of
condolence be sent to Dr. Wilson, jun., and the other relatives. In doing so
he said that they all sincerely regretted to learn of their late colleague's
death. Dr. Wilson was for a number of years an attractive member of the
Board, assiduous in all his duties, and a man who did his level best to try
and please his fellow-Guardians and do his duty towards the ratepayers who
sent him to the Board. Words failed him to adequately express his feelings
at present. He had been intimately associated with Dr. Wilson in another
branch, and he could assure the members they had lost a friend, and the
residents of Whiteabbey had lost not only a friend but an adviser and
well-wisher also. Mr. A. Malcomson, J.P., in seconding, paid a tribute to
the deceased's services on the Belfast Rural Council, of which he had been
chairman. Dr. Wilson was straight-forward in all his actions, and a valuable
member of the Board. The Chairman (Dr. Bryans) endorsed all that had been
said about Dr. Wilson. He had known him as a gentleman and a doctor for
years, and could assure the members he was just as much thought of by the
profession of which he was a member as he was by the members of that Board.
He was a true type of doctor, and any time he read Ian MacLaren's
description of Dr. William MacLure, Dr. Wilson's name always came before
him. The resolution was passed, the members standing.
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1) James Lang or Long Senr. - T. C. Henderson, King Williams Town
Photographer
2) Miss Lee or Lil(?) - Belfast photographer
3) Lizzie
Gr(?) - Belfast photographer
4) Katie Delihurst(?)
5) Miss McIlroy (03989)
the following photos only have photographers name and
place
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1) Belfast photographer
2) Belfast photographer
3) Ballymena photographer
4) Glasgow photographer
5) Perth photographer
6) Perth photographer
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1) Belfast photographer
2) Belfast photographer
3) Belfast photographer
4) Belfast photographer
5) Belfast photographer
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1) Belfast photographer
2) Belfast photographer - With the Compliments of the Season
3) Bristol photographer
4) Townhead Street, Hamilton
5) Belfast photographer
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1) Belfast photographer - Christopher's Stickybacks
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1) Belfast photographer
2) Belfast photographer
3) Dalry photographer
4) Dalry photographer
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1) Penn, N.Y.
2) Belfast photographer
3) Belfast photographer
4) Belfast photographer
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1) Belfast photographer
2) Richmond photographer
3) Belfast photographer
4) Belfast photographer
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1) Belfast photographer
2) Belfast photographer
3) Dalry photographer
4) Belfast photographer
5) Belfast photographer
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1) Ballymena photographer
2) Glasgow photographer
3) Perth photographer
4) Perth photographer
5) Pitlochry photographer
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1) Belfast photographer
2) Aberfeldy photographer
3) Belfast photographer
4) Glasgow photographer
5) Belfast photographer
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1) Belfast photographer
2) Belfast photographer
3) Belfast photographer
4) Belfast photographer
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1) Belfast photographer
2) Belfast photographer
3) Liverpool photographer
the following have no information at all
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