Andrew Horner
Kincardine, Scotland, 1864 - 1959
He trained as a paper maker (two of his brothers and a sister were also involved in papermaking) and at soem point went to work in one of the paper mills in Maidstone, Kent. He was working in Maidstone 1891 when he got married and was still there in September 1892 when their first daughter was born.
About 1893 he moved to the Donside Paper Mill in Aberdeen and lived in Woodise. He subsequently became foreman paper maker (about 1901) and was later promoted to mill manager. He retired in 1927 when the mill was sold by Becker & Co. to the Inveresk Group.
He died on 20 Feburary 1959, aged 94.
See also Andrew Horner Jnur (his son) and Donside Paper Mill.
1890 - 2001
1751 - 1981
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1700s - 2022
Worcestershire, England, 1579 - 1658
1823 - 1906
Fife, Scotland, born 1962
Morayshire, Scotland, 1912 - 1971
Newcastle upon Tyne, England, 1913 - 1978
Aberdeen, Scotland, founded 1866
Stonehaven, Scotland, 1822 - 1873
Broadford Works, 1808 - 2002
Aberdeen, Scotland
Aberdeen, Scotland
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1913 - 1985
Aberdeen, Scotland
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1796 - 1852
1886 - 1970
Marple Bridge, Manchester, England, 1893 - 1965
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1713 - 1764
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1830 - 1919
Aberdeen, Scotland, 1788 - 1864
Kincardine O’Neil, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, 1814 - 1874
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