HARDIE, Frederick William Photographer ^{1 2 3 4}

   Cause of his death was a duodenal ulcer over a number of years, and an embolism after an operation.

   Other names for Frederick were HARDIE, Frederick,⁵ HARDIE, Frederick W. and HARDIE, Fredk W.

   User ID: M237.

  General Notes:

"HARDIE
FREDERICK WILLI
M
1867
168/1 1023
St Nicholas"

from Index of Births




Frederick's birth certificate recorded him as illegitimate.

In 1881 Johan Hardie was recorded by the census for Saint Nicholas registration district in Aberdeen living with her son Frederick at 7 Rennies Wynd. Frederick was 13 years old and was a scholar. His birthplace was Aberdeen Saint Nicholas.


Fredk W. Hardie, son and inmate, who had been present where his mother, Johan Hardie, died, gave notice of her death before the registrar on 16 April 1888.


The 1901 census for Aberdeen Rosemount recorded Frederick W. Hardie as head of a household living at 28 Bonnymuir Place. The household consisted on himself and his wife, his two small children, his father in law, James Gill, and a 19 year old female domestic servant called Isabella P. Taylor. Frederick was recorded as a photographer, born in Aberdeen, and aged 33 years.




"HARDIE
FREDERICK WILLI
55
1923
168/2 260
St Machar"

from Index of Deaths




When Frederick William Hardie died in 1923 he was recorded as a master of his trade. His death certificate recorded him as married to Mary Ann Christie Gill, and as aged 55 years. His death took place in 3 Albyn Place, but his usual residence was noted as 13 Forest Avenue Aberdeen. Only his deceased mother's name was recorded: Johan Jaculinn Hardie, who had been a laundress by occupation.




"HARDIE Frederick William of 13 Forest Avenue Aberdeen died the 15th July 1923 Confirmation of Mary Ann Christie Gill or Hardie widow sealed London 3 August"

from National Probate Calendar




In the marriage certificate of his son, Sidney, in 1929, Frederick William Hardy was recorded as a "photographer (deceased)". ^{2 3 6}

  Medical Notes:

John Marnoch CM certified the causes of death.

Frederick Hardie died suddeny from a pulmonary embolism after undergoing a posterior gastro enterostomy on 6 July 1923.

Sidney Fred Hardie, of 13 Forest Avenue, Aberdeen, the deceased man's son, gave notice of his death before the registrar on 17 July 1923.

Frederick married Mary Ann Christie GILL, daughter of James GILL and Mary CHRISTIE, in 1897 in Old Machar parish, Aberdeen, Scotland.¹ (Mary Ann Christie GILL was born on 7 September 1868 in Old Machar parish, Aberdeen, Scotland and died in 1939 in Aberdeen, Scotland ³.)

  Marriage Notes:

"Name: Frederick William Hardie
Gender: Male
Record Type: Banns (Bann)
Marriage Banns Date: 6 Dec 1896
Marriage Banns Place: St Mary, Islington, Islington, England
Spouse: Mary Ann Christie Gill
Register Type: Parish Register"

from Church of England Marriages and Banns




"HARDIE
FREDERICK WILLI
GILL
MARY A CHRISTIE
1897
168/2 3
Aberdeen Old Machar"

from Index of Marriages ^{1 4}