For the American curler, see John Jamieson (curler). For the Scottish rugby player, see John Jamieson (rugby union).
The Reverend
John Jamieson
FRSE FSA Scot FRSL
John Jamieson by William Yellowlees
Born
3 March 1759
Glasgow
Died
12 July 1838 (1838-07-13) (aged 79)
George Square, Edinburgh
Resting place
St. Cuthbert's Cemetery, Edinburgh
Nationality
Scottish
Citizenship
Great Britain
Education
Glasgow Grammar School
Alma mater
Glasgow University (1768-71) Edinburgh University (1775-6) College of New Jersey (DD 1795)
Occupation(s)
Licensed minister (1781) Minister of secessionist congregation Forfar, Angus Minister of the Nicolson Street
Antiburgher Church, Edinburgh (1797–1830)
Notable work
"Etymological Dictionary of The Scottish Language" (1808) "History of the Culdees" (1811) "Views of the
Royal Palaces of Scotland" (1828)
Spouse
Charlotte Watson (died 1837)
Notes
Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (1803) Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (1815) Fellow of the American Antiquarian Society Fellow of the Royal Literary Society Member of the Highland Society
John Jamieson DD FRSE FSA Scot FRSL (3 March 1759 – 12 July 1838) was a Scottish minister of religion, lexicographer, philologist and antiquary. His most important work is the Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language.[1][2]
^"Jamieson's Dictionary of Scots". Jamieson's Dictionary of Scots.
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