ISABELLA FISKEN KEITH died on the 4th January 1909 aged 79 years
Aberdeen Press and Journal - Thursday 07 January 1909, p5:
OBITUARY.
MRS KEITH, ABERDEEN.
Many will regret to hear of the death Mrs Keith, widow Dr William Keith, which took place her residence Albyn Terrace, Aberdeen, Monday. Deceased, who was a well-known figure the city, was first married in Australia to Mr William Williamson, Melbourne, who retired many years ago and came live in this country. The eldest son was William W. Williamson, who became a squatter in Australia, and died in Switzerland. The second son was Mr James Glen Williamson, who was well known in engineering and shipbuilding circles in Aberdeen. The elder daughter married Mr George Davidson of Wellwood. Mrs Keith's second marriage was with Dr Keith Easter Muchalls, an eminent surgeon in Aberdeen, who died in 1871. The only surviving daughter of the second marriage married Mr Chambers-Hunter of Tillery.
Aberdeen Press and Journal - Thursday 07 January 1909, p5:
OBITUARY.
MRS KEITH, ABERDEEN.
Many will regret to hear of the death Mrs Keith, widow Dr William Keith, which took place her residence Albyn Terrace, Aberdeen, Monday. Deceased, who was a well-known figure the city, was first married in Australia to Mr William Williamson, Melbourne, who retired many years ago and came live in this country. The eldest son was William W. Williamson, who became a squatter in Australia, and died in Switzerland. The second son was Mr James Glen Williamson, who was well known in engineering and shipbuilding circles in Aberdeen. The elder daughter married Mr George Davidson of Wellwood. Mrs Keith's second marriage was with Dr Keith Easter Muchalls, an eminent surgeon in Aberdeen, who died in 1871. The only surviving daughter of the second marriage married Mr Chambers-Hunter of Tillery.
ISABELLA FISKEN KEITH died on the 4th January 1909 aged 79 years
Aberdeen Press and Journal - Thursday 07 January 1909, p5:
OBITUARY.
MRS KEITH, ABERDEEN.
Many will regret to hear of the death Mrs Keith, widow Dr William Keith, which took place her residence Albyn Terrace, Aberdeen, Monday. Deceased, who was a well-known figure the city, was first married in Australia to Mr William Williamson, Melbourne, who retired many years ago and came live in this country. The eldest son was William W. Williamson, who became a squatter in Australia, and died in Switzerland. The second son was Mr James Glen Williamson, who was well known in engineering and shipbuilding circles in Aberdeen. The elder daughter married Mr George Davidson of Wellwood. Mrs Keith's second marriage was with Dr Keith Easter Muchalls, an eminent surgeon in Aberdeen, who died in 1871. The only surviving daughter of the second marriage married Mr Chambers-Hunter of Tillery.
Aberdeen Press and Journal - Thursday 07 January 1909, p5:
OBITUARY.
MRS KEITH, ABERDEEN.
Many will regret to hear of the death Mrs Keith, widow Dr William Keith, which took place her residence Albyn Terrace, Aberdeen, Monday. Deceased, who was a well-known figure the city, was first married in Australia to Mr William Williamson, Melbourne, who retired many years ago and came live in this country. The eldest son was William W. Williamson, who became a squatter in Australia, and died in Switzerland. The second son was Mr James Glen Williamson, who was well known in engineering and shipbuilding circles in Aberdeen. The elder daughter married Mr George Davidson of Wellwood. Mrs Keith's second marriage was with Dr Keith Easter Muchalls, an eminent surgeon in Aberdeen, who died in 1871. The only surviving daughter of the second marriage married Mr Chambers-Hunter of Tillery.
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In memory of WILLIAM WILLIAMSON of Breadalbane, Victoria, Australia, d 29 Mar 1860 aged 46; his infant son
JOHN EDWARD KEITH d 2 Apr 1860 aged 10 days; his son
ROBERT, d 14 Jun 1860 aged 3 yrs 10 mths; his widow
ISABELLA FISKEN KEITH d 4 Jan 1909 aged 79.
Side 2:
Also in memory of WILLIAM M. WILLIAMSON of Darr River Downs, Queensland, eldest son of said William Williamson, d Wiesen, Switzerland 5 Jun 1884 aged 31 & is interred here.
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