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 Death Announcements 1845-1854

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Surname  Thomson    
First names  Thomas    
Rank / occupation  Professor of Chemistry    
View all other items of "Unit" with value "University of Glasgow" in "Death Announcements 1845-1854" Unit  University of Glasgow    
Death date  2 Aug 1852    
Place of death  Scotland    
Source  Gentleman's Magazine    
Date  Aug 1852    
Page number  202    
Detail  [Pages 202-206. At Kilmun, Argyleshire. Born 12 April 1773 at Crieff, 7th child of John Thomson and Elizabeth Ewan. In 1846 ""the dangerous illness of his second son, from disease contracted in India, hurried him for the winter to Nice"". He married in 1816 Miss Agnes Colquhoun, dau. of Mr Colquhoun, distiller, near Stirling. ""He has left a son, Dr Thomas Thomson, of the Bengal army, the author of Travels in Tibet, about to appear -- the result of several years' researches into the botany and physical structure of the Himalaya Mountains; and a daughter, married to her cousin, Dr R.D. Thomson""]    
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