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Located-The Final Resting Places of the Men Who Shaped The Rangers.


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As a result of our on-going research we're pleased to announce that over the last few weeks we've managed to locate the final resting places of more of the men who helped shape our wonderful club.

Details are as follows.

Chairmen.

Mr James Henderson 1899-1912. Cathcart Cemetery.

Mr John Ure Primrose 1912-1923 Mr Primrose actually became a member of the Club in 1887. He was Honorary President of the Club from 1888.Eastwood Cemetery.

Mr Joseph Buchanan. 1923-1932. Mr.Buchanan was Chairman when our magnificent Main Stand opened in 1929. Craigton Cemetery very close to Mr.Struth.

Mr William Craig. 1923-1924. Mr.Craig lies next to our first manager William Wilton and RS McColl.Cathcart Cemetery.

John McPherson. A Rangers great, joined the Club in 1890, was a director from 1907-1926.Craigton Cemetery.

We're currently writing a piece on each of these gentleman and it is our intention to run a feature on our website once this is complete in the near future.

Even more pieces of our glorious past are falling into place folks.

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As a result of our on-going research we're pleased to announce that over the last few weeks we've managed to locate the final resting places of more of the men who helped shape our wonderful club.

Details are as follows.

Chairmen.

Mr James Henderson 1899-1912. Cathcart Cemetery.

Mr John Ure Primrose 1912-1923 Mr Primrose actually became a member of the Club in 1887. He was Honorary President of the Club from 1888.Eastwood Cemetery.

Mr Joseph Buchanan. 1923-1932. Mr.Buchanan was Chairman when our magnificent Main Stand opened in 1929. Craigton Cemetery very close to Mr.Struth.

Mr William Craig. 1923-1924. Mr.Craig lies next to our first manager William Wilton and RS McColl.Cathcart Cemetery.

John McPherson. A Rangers great, joined the Club in 1890, was a director from 1907-1926.Craigton Cemetery.

We're currently writing a piece on each of these gentleman and it is our intention to run a feature on our website once this is complete in the near future.

Even more pieces of our glorious past are falling into place folks.

Well done to everyone for all the work in finding this information. (tu)

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There are that many graves now being located around the city that it may well be the case that we'll run a guided tour ( a wee bit morbid i know ) during the summer if we get enough interest.

We could do it at night dressed as zombies :D

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Live beside cathcart so might take a walk to find the cemetery and go ona hunt lol

Wilton's grave is in the high part of the cemetery. Buried in 1920. His wife, Catherine Mary Houston, who died in 1935 is buried with him.

There's a few hints for you. Get crackin'.

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