John Foggie

UR-SF 79/1 Copy photograph of John Foggie standing in ?Geddes Quad, July 1928. UR-SF 79/2 Biographical notes by Foggie's great-grandaughter, 2002.

John Foggie, born 1855 in St. Andrews, was a Joiner (Master) and worked as a Chemical Laboratory Steward 1883-1884 and a Lecture Demonstrator in the Chemistry Department 1897, later working conconcurrently as a clerk of works within the University College. He died in 1930 of myocardial degeneration in Dundee.

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Gifted by Linda Freehling, Foggie's great- grandaughter.

John Foggie, born 1855 in St. Andrews, was a Joiner (Master) and worked as a Chemical Laboratory Steward 1883-1884 and a Lecture Demonstrator in the Chemistry Department 1897, later working conconcurrently as a clerk of works within the University College. He died in 1930 of myocardial degeneration in Dundee.

Description compiled by Ann-Marie McIntosh December 2017

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