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The George Geddie Family of East London, South Africa

This family photo is from 1916 at about the time of the wedding of Alexandra Geddie to Edward Croxford. It includes George Geddie the twin brother of Alex and son ofJames and Francis Fraser Geddie) and his wife Mary Kerr Geddie and their five daughters and one son. From left to right back row are Edward Croxford, Alexandra, Cecil, and Grace. In the front row are Lossie, Mary Kerr Geddie, Ella, George Geddie, Mary Kerr (also known as May to distinguish her from her mother).

(Photo and Description Courtesy of Moira MacDonald of Devon, England
and her grandmother Grace Geddie of East London, South Africa)

Ellen Geddie Summers with Children (and collie) at Gorrie Cottage
Downfield, Dundee, Scotland c. 1910

From left to right: Colin, Ellen Geddie Summers, and Elizabeth

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(Photo courtesy Elaine Sproson of Halifax, West Yorkshire UK and
her mother Ellen Geddie Fisher of Manchester UK]

William Geddie

William Geddie

Born Garmouth Scotland 1829, died in Orton 1897. The son of John Geddie and Jane Lamb, William and his wife Barbara Cameron were the parents of James Cameron, Jane Ann, Barbara, William Marshall, Margaret, Alexander, and James Geddie.

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(Portrait courtesy Alex Geddie Muirhead, Glasgow Scotland]

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JOHN DOUGLAS GEDDIE

Author and Lead Editor: THE SCOTSMAN

Born Garmouth on the Spey 1848 and died Edinburgh 1937

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[Photo-Biography courtesy Dorothy Geddie, Edinburgh Scotland]

Tommie Dougald Geddie Family - c. 1940
In front of old family home at Owlet Green (Ben Wheeler), Texas
{From Left: Marlene, T.D., Tommie, Lucille, Ray, Billy Dean, Rachel, Noble, Pearl Hale Geddie, Lillie}

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Rev. John Geddie, D. D.

On the Island of Aneityum, in the South Seas, John Geddie, sent from the Presbyterian Church in Nova Scotia (coming in 1848), and John Inglis from The Reformed Presbyterian Church in Scotland (coming in 1852), saw amazing success. By 1854 about 3,500 natives [more than half the population] "threw away their idols, renounced their heathen customs and avowed themselves to be worshippers of the true Jehovah." When Geddie died in 1872, all the population of Aneityum professed to be Christian. It was said of John Geddie: "When he landed in 1848, there were no Christians here; when he left in 1872 there were no heathen."

Born in Banff, Scotland in 1815. Brought to Pictou, Nova Scotia, by his parents in 1816. Ordained and settled on Prince Edward Island in 1838. Sent as the pioneer Presbyterian missionary from Canada, to the New Hebrides in 1846. Died in Australia in 1872.

[Photo & biography courtesy Joan Peters, Wodonga Australia]

Kingston-on-Spey, Scotland -1870's
Home of Many Geddie Shipbuilders

MILLBANK, the house where my Grandparents lived (and where my uncle Hamish Geddie then lived) is on the far right. The long lower building beside it is in the grounds and was always known as the Barn. (We played in there on many a rainy day!)

[Photo & description courtesy Helen Geddie of Liverpool, England]

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