James Wardrobe Dickson
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Son of David Dickson, minister of Bothkennar.Educated in Edinburgh, was called to the Bar in 1816. In 1834 he was appointed Sheriff-Substitute at Falkirk. Was a member of Camelon Kirk session and also became Session Clerk at Camelon. After the disruption of 1843 he joined Falkirk Free Church. Buried at St Cuthbert's Churchyard, Edinburgh.
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