James Stuart Geikie

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James Stuart (or Stewart) Geikie (1811 – 1883)[1] was a Scottish wig-maker and perfumer remembered as an amateur musician and composer, and as father of two eminent geologists, James and Archibald Geikie. He composed the song "My heather hills",[2] served as choirmaster at St Augustine Church in Edinburgh, and was music critic at The Scotsman for 28 years.

Bornc.1812
Died1884 (1885)
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James Stuart Geikie
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He ran a wig shop and perfumery from 35 North Bridge in Edinburgh's Old Town,[3]

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