DALRY BURNS CLUB
7th Anniversary
MDCCCXXXII
Members Present
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Andrew Crawford, President, |
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Hugh Morris, Croupier. |
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William Hamilton, Treasurer. |
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John Smart, Chaplin |
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John Montgomerie |
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James McDonald |
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Malcolm McDougal |
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James Steel |
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James Munn |
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James Kenyon |
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Thomas Gibson |
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James McNair |
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John Barbour |
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Robert McArthur |
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John Kerr |
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John Hamilton |
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Hugh Kerr |
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James Crawford, a native of Dalry, a weaver and extremely jovial |
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Samuel Sloan, a Native of dalry, He was a Weaver, but in 1860, a Contractor in Glasgow. |
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William Brown, born in Courthill, Dalry in 1785. He was some years a Weaver, but subsequently a Gardener. He is at present, 1860, employed with the Glengarnock Iron Company, and is handy and generally useful. It frequently falls on him at the anniversary to sing "There was a lad was born in Kyle", which he executes with much animation. |
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Hugh Manners, a native of Kilwinning, and is Butler at Blair in 1860. |
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Andrew Crawford, President Hugh Morris, Croupier William Hamilton James Steel Robert McArthur James McNair James McDonald John Munn John Barbour |
Burns Tannahill Moore Shakespeare Skinner Ramsay Sir Walter Scott McNeal Campbell |
21 Members