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| Description | English: This is the inscription to his children who died young, on the East facing plinth of the memorial to William Flockhart pharmacist who supplied chloroform to Sir James Young Simpson located in Warriston Cemetery Edinburgh. This plinth face is inscribed: IN MEMORY OF JOHN GEORGE DIED 19TH OCTOBER 1864 AGED 23 MONTHS EUPHEMIA DIED 27TH DECEMBER 1868 AGED 3 WEEKS ISABELLA MARY DIED 6TH JANUARY 1869 AGED 4 YEARS CHILDREN OF WILLIAM AND JANE FLOCKHART |
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