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Offline rannoch

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Richard Allan McDougall
« on: Monday 21 June 10 15:08 BST (UK) »
My grandfather-born Jedburgh 1870-son of Provost J McDougall.
Became lawyer-where would he have studed? Not university-was there a society of Procurators where I could find record of study? His name appears in a Hawick Trade directory in ?1899-but nothing before-he would be 29 by that time.was in Glasgow but returned to Hawick?? in 1905-1907 where my mother and aunt were born. Then went to Glasgow-and later founded Allan McDougall & Co SSC and was Crown Agent.

Local historian's knowledge would be most useful for contact-trying to assemble data about him

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Re: Richard Allan McDougall
« Reply #1 on: Monday 21 June 10 16:18 BST (UK) »
Hi Rannoch

Welcome to RootsChat  :)

Going by his 1891 census entry, maybe he did his training in Edinburgh:

Archibald Macfarlane 54, ladies tailor b. Edinburgh
Catherine Macfarlane 51
William D Brown 23, lodger, law clerk b. Hamilton
Richard A McDougal 21, lodger, Law apprentice b. Jedburgh
John McDougal 17, lodger, Clerk to Chartered Acct' b. Jedburgh

Address: 46 Grt King St, Edinburgh

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