Patti Jack
Born
Martha Sharpe Forrester Jack

(1855-07-23)23 July 1855
Died23 February 1908(1908-02-23) (aged 52)
NationalityScottish

Patti Jack (23 July 1855 - 23 February 1908) was a Scottish painter.[1][2]

Life

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Her father was Rev. Hugh Morton Jack (21 August 1826 - 29 December 1879) originally from Strathaven in Lanarkshire, first the minster of Bridgeton Church in Glasgow for 2 years, then the minister of Girthon in the Gatehouse of Fleet. Girthon had its own church till 1818, when the new church was built at Gatehouse of Fleet.[3][4]

Her mother was Martha Sharpe Forrester (c. 1833 - 2 June 1913) from Glasgow, the eldest daughter of William Forrester of Glenmiln, Campsie. Hugh and Martha issued banns at Campsie on 29 September 1852 and then married on 7 October 1852 in North Wellington Place, Glasgow. They were married by the Rev. Thomas Anderson of Crawford. The marriage certificate was registered at Girthon.[5]

1881 Ardmhor, Dunblane
1884 1 Kinburn Place, St. Andrews

Martha Sharpe Forrester Jack, known as Patti, was born in Girthon Manse in the Gatehouse of Fleet on 23 July 1855.[6] She was one of their 5 children.

She taught at the University College in Dundee.[7][8]

She moved to Ottawa in Canada around 1900 and began teaching there. Her address there was 206 O'Connor Street.[9]

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Death

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She died on 23 February 1908 at her home at 1 Kinburn Place, St. Andrews in Fife.[11][12]

She left monies valued at £4952, 4 shillings and 3 pence.[13] However her estate was valued at £309, 19 shillings and 6 pence.[14]

Works

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Category:1855 births Category:1908 deaths Category:Scottish women painters