- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 39 (88 KB)
scan 39 - this was obviously taken the same day as scan 40, with the same woman. I wonder whether he is the man in the wedding photo (scan 23) who appears to be the groom? and is she the woman in scans 19 & 66?
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 40 (69 KB)
scan 40 - this was obviously taken the same day as scan 39, with the same woman. Is she the woman in scans 19 & 66?
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 61 (16 KB)
Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland: unknown woman
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 35 (34 KB)
2 girls photographed at Liverpool
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 63 (47 KB)
Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Unknown man
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 30 (31 KB)
unknown man, photographed in Edinburgh
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 67 (13 KB)
I don't have any photos of the Crombs but quite a while ago saw some photos
of John and Anne's grandchildren as adults and your photo 67 looks very like
their grandson John Sommerville Cromb b 1879 in Wishaw.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 67 (22 KB)
see notes for 0060
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 34 (30 KB)
unidentified boy
photographer lists a couple of dozen locations on rear; the location for this photo is not indicated
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 68 (13 KB)
Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Unknown woman.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 71 (43 KB)
unknown man in walking clothes
I wonder whether he might be the man standing on the right side of the wedding group in 0023?
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 29 (17 KB)
see notes for 0026
- HARRISON PHOTO Margaret Morrison (35 KB)
Wife of James Smellie, my great-grandmother; born in Bowling, died in Strathavon
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 70 (16 KB)
Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Unknown woman.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 70 (19 KB)
unknown boy at Glasgow
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 22 (22 KB)
Scans 22, 24 & 25 were obviously taken at the same time and place, in Wick, Caithness, probably showing 4 sisters and 2 brothers. I suspect that these are the Leith children of the hotelkeeper in Wick and later in Nairn, born between 1855 and 1864. Assuming that the youngest girl is about 4 or 5, the photo would have been taken about 1869. However, it is possible that they were Millers or Sutherlands, or some other family.
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 7 (37 KB)
these are also near the front of the album but are completely unidentified. The photographer was in Wick, suggesting that they may have been Millers or Bains, but no guarantee. They could be sisters separated by quite a few years, or even mother and daughter, or .... If the "mother" was a Miller, she might have been one married to a Sutherland or Leith, or she might have been the wife of one of the Miller sons, or ........??
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 71 (37 KB)
Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Unknown man.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 72 (52 KB)
This photo was done by photographer P. Klier in Rangoon. I know of no family connection to Burma, but he looks like he might have been some sort of civil servant there .... ?? There is a slight resemblance to the men in scan 53 and scan 31.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 25 (22 KB)
Scans 22, 24 & 25 were obviously taken at the same time and place, in Wick, Caithness, probably showing 4 sisters and 2 brothers. I suspect that these are the Leith children of the hotelkeeper in Wick and later in Nairn, born between 1855 and 1864. Assuming that the youngest girl is about 4 or 5, the photo would have been taken about 1869. However, it is possible that they were Millers or Sutherlands, or some other family.
- HARRISON PHOTO SCAN 7 LILLIAS STIRRAT (37 KB)
mother of Margaret Morrison, wife of William Morrison, born Glasgow died Bathgate; my great-great-grandmother
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 65 (40 KB)
Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Unknown woman.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 69 (47 KB)
unknown boy at Glasgow
- HARRISON PHOTO: ANN AND MADGE SMELLIE (31 KB)
although not identified, I believe that these are my grandmother, Anna Smellie (b1876) and her sister Margaret (always "Madge") (b1878)
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 133 Russell/Scougall (31 KB)
This is thought to be George Russell and Margaret Scougall, shortly after their 1870s arrival from Scotland and move to Elizabeth/McKeesport, Pennsylvania, USA
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 73 (89 KB)
unknown man photographed on Isle of Man
no known family connection to IoM
I wonder whether he could be 0069??
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 24 (29 KB)
Scans 22, 24 & 25 were obviously taken at the same time and place, in Wick, Caithness, probably showing 4 sisters and 2 brothers. I suspect that these are the Leith children of the hotelkeeper in Wick and later in Nairn, born between 1855 and 1864. Assuming that the youngest girl is about 4 or 5, the photo would have been taken about 1869. However, it is possible that they were Millers or Sutherlands, or some other family.
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 8 (35 KB)
I believe that scans 8, 9, 10 &11 belong together, since they were all on the same page, were in similar condition and were all by the same photographer. These 4 scans may be siblings Janet, Lillias, James &Mary Helen Morrison. The spots appear not to be on these photographs and I wonder whether they all might be copies of earlier photos. On the rear this photographer does not say that he does portraits. The rear gives the name of the studio and photographer and then says "Art Gallery", address in Glasgow, and then "Pictures copied. Enlargements colored in oil, water color or sepia.". Then in very small print at the bottom is "Marion, Imp. Paris". The photos of Lillias Morrison and her sister Margaret Morrison seem to show a resemblance, particularly to scan 8. Scans 8 &9 look alike and seem to be wearing the same dress and locket (or had matching sets) and are probably sisters.
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 120 Brownlie (21 KB)
John Brownlie
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SMELLIE SISTERS (76 KB)
from left to right: Anna (my grandmother), Lily & Madge
taken probably around 1900
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 9 (26 KB)
I believe that scans 8, 9, 10 &11 belong together, since they were all on the same page, were in similar condition and were all by the same photographer. These 4 scans may be siblings Janet, Lillias, James &Mary Helen Morrison. The spots appear not to be on these photographs and I wonder whether they all might be copies of earlier photos. On the rear this photographer does not say that he does portraits. The rear gives the name of the studio and photographer and then says "Art Gallery", address in Glasgow, and then "Pictures copied. Enlargements colored in oil, water color or sepia.". Then in very small print at the bottom is "Marion, Imp. Paris". The photos of Lillias Morrison and her sister Margaret Morrison seem to show a resemblance, particularly to scan 8. Scans 8 &9 look alike and seem to be wearing the same dress and locket (or had matching sets) and are probably sisters.
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 55 Edinburgh (14 KB)
Edinburgh: W. K. Munro, photographer
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 10 (36 KB)
I believe that scans 8, 9, 10 &11 belong together, since they were all on the same page, were in similar condition and were all by the same photographer. These 4 scans may be siblings Janet, Lillias, James &Mary Helen Morrison. The spots appear not to be on these photographs and I wonder whether they all might be copies of earlier photos. On the rear this photographer does not say that he does portraits. The rear gives the name of the studio and photographer and then says "Art Gallery", address in Glasgow, and then "Pictures copied. Enlargements colored in oil, water color or sepia.". Then in very small print at the bottom is "Marion, Imp. Paris". The photos of Lillias Morrison and her sister Margaret Morrison seem to show a resemblance, particularly to scan 8.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 46 (32 KB)
scan 46
The photographer was Turnbull & Sons, Glasgow, the same one as scan 45. I know of no other connection between these two photos. Her eyes remind me of my grandmother's and one of her sisters. The open case beside the woman may be a clue. There is a possibility that she is in fact one of my grandmother's sisters, Lily Smellie, a medical doctor who was medical officer of health for Glasgow from around 1907 until about the end of WWI, when she went into private practice. She was married 1907 to John Clark who was a professor at Glasgow Univ and from 1919 to 1928 Director of Education, Glasgow School Board.
- HARRISON PHOTO; SCAN 11 (35 KB)
I believe that scans 8, 9, 10 &11 belong together, since they were all on the same page, were in similar condition and were all by the same photographer. These 4 scans may be siblings Janet, Lillias, James &Mary Helen Morrison. The spots appear not to be on these photographs and I wonder whether they all might be copies of earlier photos. On the rear this photographer does not say that he does portraits. The rear gives the name of the studio and photographer and then says "Art Gallery", address in Glasgow, and then "Pictures copied. Enlargements colored in oil, water color or sepia.". Then in very small print at the bottom is "Marion, Imp. Paris". The photos of Lillias Morrison and her sister Margaret Morrison seem to show a resemblance, particularly to scan 8. Scan 11 perhaps looks like scan 32.
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 39 (88 KB)
0039 AND 0040 these two were obviously taken the same day, of the same woman. I wonder whether the man is the one in the wedding photo (scan 23) who appears to be the groom? and I wonder whether she is the woman in 0019?
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 12 (23 KB)
Scans 12, 13, 14 & 15 were all on the same page, but there may be no relationship between them. This photo says on the rear that it was done at the same photographer in Wick as scan 7, so all the same comments apply.
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 13 (31 KB)
Scans 12, 13, 14 & 15 were all on the same page, but there may be no relationship between them.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 28 (25 KB)
see notes for 0026
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 27 (33 KB)
Scan 27 - this photo is different from all the others; the photo is glued onto a photographer's card saying on the rear that he was located in Islington and mentions a medal won in 1873. It is possible that the card has been re-used and the photographer and location are incorrect, but it is certain that the photo was taken after 1873 and it is likely that this was the photographer. No family connection to England is known. It is possible that this is the same man as the photo elsewhere in this collection named "James Smellie (1851 - 1919)"; I would appreciate comments on whether this is the same man.
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 54 Edinburgh woman (21 KB)
Edinburgh: Gilchrist, photographer, 105 South Bridge, Edinburgh
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 25 (22 KB)
see notes for 0024
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 56 Edinburgh (31 KB)
Edinburgh: Couple with child. Lawrie and Mitchell, photographers, 25 North Bridge Edinburgh
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 23 WEDDING (333 KB)
Scan 23 has many persons. Can anyone identify the location? (I suspect Glasgow or Inverness). I think that the front row couple at the far left side James Smellie (see scan elsewhere showing him as younger man, and scan 27) and Margaret Morrison (see scan elsewhere showing her as younger woman). Can anyone advise on the customary seating arrangement for such a photo, possibly explaining the relationships of the persons in the front row? Can anyone identify anyone?
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 64 Glasgow Unknown woman (14 KB)
Glasgow: Urie's Photographic Gallery, 33 Buchanan Street.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: MARY HELEN MORRISON (22 KB)
Mary was an aunt of my grandmother's but only about 15 years older than her. She married John Oates Reddie in Scotland some time after 1881 and they emigrated to Colorado Springs and then Prince Rupert, BC, by 1905.
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 95 (9 KB)
Glasgow: Bowman Photo 65 Jamaica St.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 26 (36 KB)
Scan 26 - These two women, photographed in Edinburgh, were probably mother & daughter. See notes for scans 28, 29 and 42.
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 14 (39 KB)
Scans 12, 13, 14 & 15 were all on the same page, but there may be no relationship between them.
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 52 (28 KB)
Glasgow: A Robertson photographer, 55 Glasgow St.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 54 (8 KB)
scan 54 of unknown woman - photographer was "A. Brown & Co., Lanark". Scan 55 was tucked into the frame of scan 54 but they do not appear to be the same woman.
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 15 (37 KB)
Scans 12, 13, 14 & 15 were all on the same page, but there may be no relationship between them.
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 85 (9 KB)
Glasgow: A Robertson, photographer, 88 Glasford Street. Possibly clerical clothes.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 55 (40 KB)
scan 55 of unknown woman - from a thumbnail-size photo; see notes for scan 54
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 16 (37 KB)
Scan 16 - Scans 16, 17, 18 & 19 were all on one page; 2 in Inverness, one in Nairn and one in Paris (probably a vacation shot). My guess is that the first 3 were members of a family named Leith who ran a hotel in Wick until after 1861 and then later another hotel in Nairn. There were 4 daughters and 2 sons, all born in the late 1850s. The wife's name was Eliza Miller. The rear of scan 19 says in handwriting "with much love from Lizzie - taken Aug 1st / 82". Could "Lizzie" be "Eliza", who would then have been about 51 years old?
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 82 (11 KB)
Glasgow: T. Laing, Photographer, 21 Argle St.
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 34 (22 KB)
Glasgow: W. Dickson Photographer, 16 St. Enoch Square. Thought to be Robert Russell (1808 - 1881) before his emigration to Canada in 1867.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 58 (35 KB)
Scans 58 & 59 are by the same photographer in Wick who did some other photos in my album. My great-great-aunt told me in 1970 that scan 58 was the sister of scan 59 and that scan 59 was "Jeannie Reid - daughter of a cousin of Papa's". On the rear of scan 59 unknown handwriting says "Jeannie Reid". In 1965 this same Gg-aunt wrote to my father saying that she had seen "the death of a second cousin in paper last week Annie Reid". This Anne may have been related to Jeanie, and I do know of "cousins" named Reid, but I can not place either of these women.
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 17 (31 KB)
Scan 17 - see notes for scan 16
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 91 (13 KB)
Glasgow: H. McFarlone, 107 Buchanan St.
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 18 (22 KB)
Scan 18 - see notes for scan 16
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 88 (19 KB)
Glasgow: J and H Turner, photographers. 11 West Nile Street.
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 19 (23 KB)
Scan 19 - see notes for scan 16. This photo is dated 1 Aug 1882.
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 20 (30 KB)
20 & 21 were side by side on the same page, at the same photographer, so I assume that they were a couple. It may be just coincidence, but the same photographer did 0006 (the gent with the stripe on his trousers) and 0014
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 21 (35 KB)
20 & 21 were side by side on the same page, at the same photographer, so I assume that they were a couple. It may be just coincidence, but the same photographer did 0006 (the gent with the stripe on his trousers) and 0014
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 45 (25 KB)
This man is quite distinctive looking, but unknown to me. The photographer was Turnbull & Sons, Glasgow, the same one as scan 46. I know of no other connection between these two photos, nor do I know the woman in scan 46.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 59 JEANNIE REID (33 KB)
Scans 58 & 59 are by the same photographer in Wick who did some other photos in my album. My great-great-aunt told me in 1970 that scan 58 was the sister of scan 59 and that scan 59 was "Jeannie Reid - daughter of a cousin of Papa's". On the rear of scan 59 unknown handwriting says "Jeannie Reid". In 1965 this same Gg-aunt wrote to my father saying that she had seen "the death of a second cousin in paper last week Annie Reid". This Anne may have been related to Jeanie, and I do know of "cousins" named Reid, but I can not place either of these women.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 52 (23 KB)
unknown man
on same page as 0053 and 0054, but no apparent connection
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 62 (13 KB)
Glasgow: Dickson Photographer, 16 St Enoch Street.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 55 (40 KB)
see notes for 0054
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 81 (7 KB)
Glasgow: T. Laing photographer, 21 Argyle St.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 56 (27 KB)
Scan 56 is of an unknown baby, taken at same photographer and in same style of print, located side-by-side on same page with scan 57 (also unknown but probably related).
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 86 (13 KB)
Glasgow: Alexander MacNab, Photographer, 98 West Nile Street.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 57 (34 KB)
Scan 57 is of an unknown woman. See notes for related scan 56. She appears to be holding a small album with 2 photos, the one on the left side being of a man and on the right possibly a couple. This photo album is enlarged in scan 60.
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 87 (10 KB)
Glasgow: Alexander MacNab, Photographer, 98 West Nile St.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 60 (30 KB)
scan 60 in an enlarged portion of scan 57. See notes for scans 56 & 57. This photograph does not exist among the set of photos I have.
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 49 (21 KB)
UNKNOWN
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 58 (12 KB)
Glasgow: Urie's Photographic Gallery, 33 Buchanan St.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 62 , LEWIS CREE (47 KB)
attached scan 0062 is autographed on the front and dated on the rear "8 June 1900". I have no idea who he was.
- HARRISON PHOTO; SCAN 50 (14 KB)
UNKNOWN
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 72 (13 KB)
Glasgow: Urie's photographic gallery, 33 Buchanan ST.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 61 (75 KB)
BOATING
- HARRISON PHOTO; SCAN 47 (22 KB)
Scan 47 says on the back "With JCHamilton's Compliments". There were Hamiltons in my family around Stonehouse, Lanarkshire, but I can not identify a "JC". This photo and scan are almost certainly related; both at same photographer and they are numbered on the rear 1867 and 1866, respectively, so probably taken at the same time on the same order.
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 73 (8 KB)
Glasgow: Urie's photos 33 Buchanan St.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 63 (27 KB)
scan0063 is on the same page as Margaret Jane Smellie, the canal boat & Mr Cree.
I have no idea who he was
- HARRISON PHOTO; SCAN 48 (21 KB)
Scan 48 unknown boy. See notes for related scan 47.
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 74 (17 KB)
Glasgow: Urie's photographic gallery, 33 Buchanan St.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: MARGARET JANE SMELLIE (15 KB)
the attached scan is of my grandmother's next younger sister, "Madge" (possibly the younger one in the earlier scan titled "Anna & Madge"), shown here at her painting easel. She was an artist and teacher for years at Glasgow School of Art.
- HARRISON PHOTO; SCAN 43 (29 KB)
this child is unknown to me and I know of no family connection to the location
on the rear it says the photographer was in "Newboro: Scarborough"
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 75 (16 KB)
Glasgow: Urie's photographic gallery, 33 Buchanan St.
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 44 (42 KB)
UNKNOWN
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 78 (19 KB)
Glasgow: Urie's photographic gallery
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 45 (25 KB)
0045 is attached
this man is quite distinctive looking, but unknown to me
the photographer was Turnbull & Sons, Glasgow, the same one as scan0046
I know of no other connection between these two photos, nor do I know the woman in 0046 (although her eyes remind me of my grandmother's and one of her sisters. The open case beside the woman may be a clue
There is a possibility that she is in fact one of my grandmother's sisters, Lily Smellie, a medical doctor who was medical officer of health for Glasgow from around 1907 until about the end of WWI, when she went into private practice. She was married 1907 to John Clark who was a professor at Glasgow Univ and from 1919 to 1928 Director of Education, Glasgow School Board
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 51 (17 KB)
UNKNOWN
- HARRISON PHOTOS; SCAN 41 (15 KB)
scan 41 was alone on a page together with scan 42 and both were photo'd in Edinburgh but by different photographers.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 64 (24 KB)
this photo is printed on a sheet of metal, varnished on the rear
the child is unknown to me
- Samuel Walker Book Sales Flyer (682 KB)
We are now taking orders for the new "The Descendants of Samuel and Martha-Jefferson Bell Walker" book.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: STOCKHAM (39 KB)
the attached photo was taken at Brighton and is inscribed on the rear "Reginald P. Stockham - Brighton - Born May 23/93 - 2 years old when taken - To Mrs. Smellie with love".
In 40 years of searching I have not found a single person named Stockham
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 97 (12 KB)
Glasgow: Bowman photos 65 Jamaica St.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 65 (47 KB)
scan0065 attached was located beside 0064
I see no other connection, except that both appear to have fairly wide-set eyes
this girl is unknown to me
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 84 (11 KB)
Glasgow: Dewar, corner of Union and Argyle
- HARRISON PHOTOS: LILLIE AND DAVID HARDIE (35 KB)
this photo was on the next page after scans 0064 and 0065
I think that the girl looks a lot like 0064
0065 reminds me a lot of a person still alive, a descendant of the Hardie family
it is identified on the rear
the photographer was in Banchory (Kincardineshire), which was where the Hardie family had lived from at least the mid 1800s
these two were the children of John Hardie and Lillias Morrison (scan0004) and were close cousins of my Smellies. They were born in 1888 and 1890, respectively, and so the photo was probably taken about summer 1891.
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 1: John Russell b 1797 (507 KB)
John Russell b 1797, son of John Russell and Margaret McAlpine
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 80 (9 KB)
Glasgow: J. Becket, Queens Park.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 68 (37 KB)
0068 was immediately following the shot of Lillie & David Hardie, but there is no known connection.
the photographer was Turnbull & Sons, Glasgow
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 57 (35 KB)
Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Unknown child.
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 79 (20 KB)
Glasgow: J. Miles photographer, from Urie's St. Enoch Square.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: LILLIE SMELLIE AND JEAN MCCAY (38 KB)
Lily is on the right, full face, cropped out of a snapshot of a picnic in the heather
I don't know who Jean McKay was
my guess is this was in the early 1950s
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 42 (33 KB)
scan 42 was alone on a page together with scan 41 and both were photo'd in Edinburgh but by different photographers. Scan 42 is almost certainly the same woman as in scans 26 and 29
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 59 (15 KB)
Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland: unknown woman
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 82 (13 KB)
Glasgow: Bell's photography, 96 Trangate
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 4 (40 KB)
unknown woman, photographed at Alva
- HARRISON PHOTO: SCAN 40 (69 KB)
0039 AND 0040 these two were obviously taken the same day, of the same woman. I wonder whether the man is the one in the wedding photo (scan 23) who appears to be the groom? and I wonder whether she is the woman in 0019?
- SCOTTISH PHOTO 60 (17 KB)
Wishaw, Lanarkshire, Scotland: unknown woman
- HARRISON PHOTO Miller and Smith (21 KB)
Anne Miller & Daniel Smith
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 66 (25 KB)
scan 66 - this was mounted adjacent to scan 67, both at same photographer in Crieff. They could be Morrisons or Hardies or ....? They both remind me of scan 7. Scan 66 looks like scans 19, 39 & 40.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 53 (91 KB)
unknown man; photo size of thumbnail; on card from Lowrie, Glasgow, London & elsewhere
- HARRISON PHOTO: Daniel Smith (20 KB)
Daniel Smith 1810 - 1878
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 67 (22 KB)
Scan 67 - see scan 66
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 38 (24 KB)
unidentified man photographed by Alexander Bros, Glasgow
- HARRISON PHOTO: Anne Miller (1819 - 1894) (93 KB)
Anne Miller (1819 - 1894)
- HARRISON PHOTOS: MARGARET JANE SMELLIE (126 KB)
Madge is the one on left, probably photographed in 1930s
this is a piece of a larger personal snapshot in front of an unidentified monument
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 36 (8 KB)
UNKNOWN
- HARRISON PHOTO SCAN 6 (32 KB)
Unknown
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 37 (34 KB)
unidentified man, apparently photographed in Belfast
- HARRISON PHOTO: James Smellie 1851 - 1919 (21 KB)
James Smellie (1851 - 1919)" (see notes for scans 23 & 27)
- HARRISON PHOTO: ANNE MILLER 100 (56 KB)
scan is not Queen Victoria, but they were born the same year
this photo of my GGgmother was done by an Inverness photographer, probably while she was visiting her sister in Nairn (wife of hotelkeeper)
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 33 (19 KB)
this unidentified man's photo is printed on what appears to be a thin sheet of metal (tintype?). This suggests that it might date from as far back as the 1840s but I wouldn't count on it. There is absolutely no identification - the rear is varnished.
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 32 (26 KB)
unknown young man
- HARRISON PHOTOS: SCAN 31 (26 KB)
unknown man, photographed in Stirling
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