Chests

5

Ann Barclay Dewar’schild. Cloth — aged 12.

19

Catherine Sime aged 81 years.

25

Margaret Band, 37

Feb.

20

Mr. Charles Younger in cloth. Breastplate

Mar.

15

Margaret Buist, aged 84years

21

John Rollo

18

Mr. Alex. Younger in cloth. Breastplate

30

W. Braid, aged 32 years. Killed in;

Strathkinness quarry

July

12

John Rye. Killed with a horse and cart

David Birrel’s child. Cloth

Sept.

6

William Short

27

D. Bennet’s child. 6 weeks

Oct

4

D. King’s child. 8 hours

7

D. Reekie, aged 31 years. Killed in;

Lumbo coalpit

18

Isabella Simpson or Mrs. Head Kincaple

24

N. Clark’s child. 10 weeks. Cloth

Nov.

1

C. Miller

Dec.

27

John Douglas’ child Kincaple aged 2 days

31

Margaret Walker

1.

6.

18.

7.

6.

13.

6.

4.

6.

18.

0.

£17.19. 0.

Andrews son, David, succeeded his father and in 1896 he was succeeded

by his son, Andrew, and a business was opened up in St. Andrews, although

they continued to keep their premises in Strathkinness until the 1930s.

In the 1900s the firm of Andrew Thom & Sons did a great deal of fine

work, especially in oak, in the restoration and renovation of many buildings,

including Holy Trinity Church, St Andrews, the University of St. Andrews

Chapel, Guardbridge Paper Mill and Strathkinness Parish Church in 1936.

When Thoms moved to St. Andrews in 1898 they took over the firm of

Thomas Hams in Kinness Park, and about five years ago Thoms was bought

by a large firm based in Glasgow, but the name Andrew Thom & Son has

been retained.

1856

Jan.

April

May

£s d

1.10.

6.

18.

18.

2.10.

6.

18.

0.

17.

2.10.

18.

12.

12.

18.

5.

4.

6.

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