Raeburn, Margaret Farquharson

Photographs of Margaret Farquharson Raeburn; information regarding M. F. Raeburn

Born September 1869 in Edinburgh, Margaret Farquharson Raeburn was the eldest of eight children. She was resident as a nurse from 1898 to 1901 at 68 Lauriston Place, and from 1904 served in the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh. She died in June 1949.

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Elizabeth Fellows, Norfolk, October 1999

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