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Dr Linton
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A portrait of Dr Alexander Linton taken from <i>East Neuk Chronicles</I> by William Skene (1905). Linton was a surgeon in the Royal Navy and was heavily involved in the Aberdeen Phrenological Society, the temperance movement and the industrial and reformatory schools. Post Office directories tell us that in 1850 he was living at 11 Canal Street. He was born in Baluss, near Mintlaw, and died in 1872 at the age of 82.
A portrait of Dr Alexander Linton taken from
East Neuk Chronicles
by William Skene (1905). Linton was a surgeon in the Royal Navy and was heavily involved in the Aberdeen Phrenological Society, the temperance movement and the industrial and reformatory schools. Post Office directories tell us that in 1850 he was living at 11 Canal Street. He was born in Baluss, near Mintlaw, and died in 1872 at the age of 82.
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