A relative?
Perthshire Courier 14th February, 1823Died at Edinburgh on the 18th ult., Mr James Hindmarsh, teacher of music.
Perthshire Courier 8th June, 1826Mr Hindmarsh, teacher of English and Elocution in our Public Seminaries, was on Friday last, presented, by the pupils attending his classes, with an elegant silver Snuff-box, and a beautiful massive salver – each bearing an appropriate inscription.
Perthshire Courier 10th August, 1826His letter was published and signed John H Hindmarsh, Ferryport-on-Craig, 4th August, 1826
Note: Tayport, also known as Ferry-Port on Craig, is a town and burgh, and parish, in the county of Fife
In the same newspaper, (perhaps he was in the middle of moving house)
Perthshire Courier 10th August, 1826His advert for his classes in the Perth Academy.
Signed 4, Rose Terrace, 4th August, 1826
Another new address
Perthshire Courier 20th July, 1837School work 1…ships, in India ink, from a copy, Marshall Hindmarsh, King Street
Perthshire Advertiser 19th July, 1838Senior Private Class of Young Ladies – Jane Anne S. Hindmarsh, King Street
Perthshire Advertiser 18th July, 1839School work Heads in pencil from copy, Marshall Hindmarsh, King Street
another relative?
Perthshire Courier 30th April, 1840Sequestration: April 25th William Hindmarsh music-seller and music-teacher, Glasgow
Perthshire Advertiser 16th July, 1840In consequence of the illness of Mr Hindmarsh, the usual treat by his pupils did not take place
Perthshire Courier 6th August, 1840Retiring pension to Mr Hindmarsh.
…his other letters, generally, complained of ill health, through which he was unable to fulfil the duties of the situation.
Dundee Courier 30th July, 1856Died at St Andrews on the 24th inst., John Hall Hindmarsh, late teacher of elocution in the Perth Academy
His son Marshall Kirkland Hindmarsh