Talk:James Pringle (Provost)

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This article states that there were two daughters - then names three, Christina, Helen and Jane. However, a grandson, Second Lieutenant James Pringle White,(Born in 1880, died on Wednesday, 16 June, 1915, age 35.) 10th Battalion, (Liverpool Scottish) (Territorial) King’s (Liverpool Regiment), was the son of Hugh White and Mary Pringle White of 77 Great King Street, Edinburgh, who previously resided at 10 Hamilton Terrace, Portobello. This means that his mother, Mary, was also a daughter of Provost James. Were there four daughters? Shipsview (talk) 19:45, 15 August 2018 (UTC)[reply]