Glasgow Necropolis

Helen McLehose

1739–1820 (age 81)

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Helen McLehose was an 18th-century Scottish woman of letters and wit, remembered for her correspondence with poet Robert...

James Towers

1757–1820 (age 63)

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James Towers was a Glasgow obstetrician of the late 18th century.

Charles Tennant

1768–1838 (age 70)

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Charles Tennant built a chemical empire in Glasgow and redirected its prosperity into civic betterment.

William Motherwell

1797–1835 (age 38)

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William Motherwell (1797–1835) was a Scottish writer of considerable literary talent.

James Thomson

1786–1849 (age 63)

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Mathematician James Thomson brought clarity to advanced calculus and inspired students at the University of Glasgow.

John Dick

1764–1833 (age 69)

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John Dick (1764–1833) was a Scottish civil servant of long service.

William Dunn

1770–1849 (age 79)

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Businessman William Dunn financed Scottish industry and bequeathed his fortune for agricultural and educational causes.

William McGavin

1773–1832 (age 59)

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William McGavin (1773–1832) was a Glasgow businessperson of note.

Andrew Henderson

1783–1835 (age 52)

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Painter Andrew Henderson captured Glasgow’s leaders and landscapes while encouraging a vibrant local art scene.

James Ewing

1775–1853 (age 78)

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James Ewing dedicated himself to Glasgow's civic life and to advancing its commercial and charitable institutions.

Ralph Wardlaw

1779–1853 (age 74)

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William Mills (Lord Provost)

1776–1857 (age 81)

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William Mills, Lord Provost, guided Glasgow through years of growth with a steady hand and civic generosity.

Robert Stewart

1811–1866 (age 55)

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Robert Stewart (1811–1866) was a Glasgow resident whose life spanned the industrial development of nineteenth-century ...

John Graham Gilbert

1794–1866 (age 72)

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John Graham Gilbert is remembered for his refined portraiture and generous arts legacy.

John Strang

1795–1863 (age 68)

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John Strang (1795–1863) was a Scottish writer and historian whose works documented Glasgow's heritage, interred in Gla...

William Towers-Clark

1805–1870 (age 65)

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William Towers-Clark was a nineteenth-century lawyer of standing.

Jessie Graham

1801–1876 (age 75)

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Jessie Graham was a devoted Glaswegian who championed education and consolation for her fellow citizens.

William Anderson

1799–1872 (age 73)

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William Anderson was a nineteenth-century writer of note.

Henry Dübs

1816–1876 (age 60)

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Henry Dübs was an engineer whose locomotives advanced the growth of railways through innovation and craftsmanship.

Sir Andrew Orr

1801–1874 (age 73)

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Sir Andrew Orr was a Glasgow businessperson of the nineteenth century.

John Blackie

1805–1873 (age 68)

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John Blackie was a Glasgow publisher whose firm broadened access to thoughtful literature and education.

Sir James Watson

1800–1889 (age 89)

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Sir James Watson was a respected civic leader whose thoughtful service left a lasting impact on Glasgow.

George Mills

1808–1881 (age 73)

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George Mills was a nineteenth-century Glasgow shipbuilder whose work exemplified Scottish maritime excellence.

Peter Clouston

1807–1888 (age 81)

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Peter Clouston (1807–1888) was a Scottish insurance broker and philanthropist who served as Lord Provost of Glasgow fr...

Andrew Galbraith

1799–1885 (age 86)

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Andrew Galbraith was a nineteenth-century Glasgow businessperson whose ventures contributed to the city's commercial pro...

James Reid

1823–1894 (age 71)

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James Thomson

1822–1892 (age 70)

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James Thomson (16 February 1822 – 8 May 1892) was a British engineer and physicist.

James McCulloch

1819–1893 (age 74)

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Sir James McCulloch, (18 March 1819 – 31 January 1893) was a British colonial politician and statesman who served as ...

Francis Henry Underwood

1825–1894 (age 69)

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Francis Henry Underwood (January 12, 1825 – August 7, 1894) was an American editor and writer.

Sir William Collins

1817–1895 (age 78)

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Sir William Collins (1817–1895) was a Scottish publisher, prominent in the temperance movement who served as Glasgow's...

Thomas Gildard

1822–1895 (age 73)

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Thomas Gildard (nicknamed Gildey) (1822 – 5 December 1895) was a 19th-century Scottish architect and author.

Sir William McOnie

1813–1894 (age 81)

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Sir William McOnie DL LLD (1813–1894) was a Scottish merchant who served as Lord Provost of Glasgow from 1883 to 1886.

Corlinda Lee

1831–1900 (age 69)

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George Matheson

1842–1906 (age 64)

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George Matheson was a hymnwriter and minister whose luminous words of faith have offered comfort and hope for generation...

Isabella Elder

1828–1905 (age 77)

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George Douglas

1826–1904 (age 78)

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Glasgow teacher whose steady leadership helped generations navigate a transforming society.

Walter Taylor

1838–1907 (age 69)

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James Richardson Forman

1823–1900 (age 77)

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Reliable railway worker remembered for steady hands and conscientious service.

James Grierson

1859–1914 (age 55)

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John Barlas

1860–1914 (age 54)

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John Barlas was a poet whose empathetic verse reflected both spiritual searching and concern for social justice.

Samson Gemmell

1848–1913 (age 65)

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Henry Johnston

1842–1919 (age 77)

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Henry Johnston was a writer known for calm, thoughtful prose that reflected a deep curiosity about human life.

Frederick Crombie Gardiner

1855–1937 (age 82)

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Sir Thomas Dunlop, 1st Baronet

1855–1938 (age 83)

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Matthew Walker Montgomery

1859–1933 (age 74)

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Matthew Walker Montgomery combined business leadership with civic responsibility to bolster Glasgow's well-being.

Sir David Mason

1862–1940 (age 78)

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Leonard Harper Gow

1891–1965 (age 74)

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Leonard Harper Gow was a devoted member of Glasgow whose steady presence was felt across his community.

Douglas Alexander Graham

1893–1971 (age 78)

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Douglas Alexander Graham served with steady leadership and deep commitment throughout his military career.

Nevile Davidson

1899–1976 (age 77)

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Eleanor Amalie Salvesen

1894–1980 (age 86)

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Eleanor Amalie Salvesen is remembered for her warm community presence and quiet dedication.