David Low

1786–1859 (age 73)

Biography

David Low championed agricultural improvement with a steadfast belief that thoughtful stewardship of the land enriched both harvests and communities. He balanced the rhythm of farm life with an eye toward innovation, always seeking to blend tradition with practice that sustained future generations.

His dedication to the fields around Warriston reflected a broader commitment to nurturing the countryside and those who lived from it, a legacy of care for rural life.

Also buried at Warriston Cemetery

George Harvey
1806–1876 (age 70)
Warriston Cemetery
George Harvey was a 19th-century historian whose scholarly work advanced Scottish historical studies.
David Dundas, Lord Dundas
1854–1922 (age 68)
Warriston Cemetery
David Dundas, Lord Dundas, was a Scottish judge who lived from 1854 to 1922.
Louis Stewart Gumley
1870–1941 (age 71)
Warriston Cemetery
Louis Stewart Gumley is remembered at Warriston Cemetery for his steady business leadership.
John Smith
1825–1910 (age 85)
Warriston Cemetery
John Smith was a dentist whose career spanned the professionalization of dental medicine in nineteenth-century Britain.
James Maclaren
1866–1926 (age 60)
Warriston Cemetery
James Maclaren was a Scottish barrister whose career spanned the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
John Rudolph Wardlaw Burnet
d. 1941
Warriston Cemetery