McDougall, Dugald (sold)
Dugald McDougall (June 7, 1834 - January 18, 1885) was a stationer and businessman in Australia during the mid-19th century. Born in Londonderry, Ireland, Mcdougall joined the firm owned by John Sands (November 12, 1818 - August 16, 1873) and his brother-in-law Thomas Kenny as early as 1856 and, around 1860, became the manager of the firm in Melbourne, which became known as Sands, Kenny, and Company. In December 1861, Kenny retired, and the firm became Sands and McDougall. The firm was one of the largest of its kind in Australia by 1870 and operated as stationers, booksellers, and account book manufacturers. After Sands's death, his widow separated the businesses. The Sands family took the business in Sydney, known as John Sands Ltd, and the McDougall family operated the business in Melbourne, known as Sands and McDougall. McDougall married Mary Allott Chisholm (January 10, 1843 - August 2, 1902) with whom he had five children.
A highly detailed city map of Melbourne.
Norman Bros. New Map of Melbourne and Suburbs.
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This is a c. 1950 Norman Brothers city plan or map of Melbourne, Australia. Streets are labeled throughout, and red dashed lines and solid red lines along streets trace electric and cable tramways. Town halls are illustrated and shaded red. Melbourne University, the Royal Park, Princes Park, Studley Park, and the Metropolitan Lunatic Asylum are identified. Noticeable black dots appear sporadically throughout and, per the 'references' table in Port Philip Bay, they mark bowling clubs. The black lines trace railways and the black boxes are stations, all of which are named. Concentric circles mark distances in quarter-mile increments from downtown Melbourne. The inset maps along the lower border are continuation maps that illustrate Sunshine, Footscray, and Braybrook. (more details)