Printer and valuer of Wellington. Eldest son of James Muir, a printer in Edinburgh for Ballantyne's (publishers of Scott's Waverley novels).
William trained as a printer but later became a valuer and owned land in the city, living on the Terrace (1867-1874) and in Majoribanks Street (1875-1927).
William trained as a printer but later became a valuer and owned land in the city, living on the Terrace (1867-1874) and in Majoribanks Street (1875-1927).
Printer and valuer of Wellington. Eldest son of James Muir, a printer in Edinburgh for Ballantyne's (publishers of Scott's Waverley novels).
William trained as a printer but later became a valuer and owned land in the city, living on the Terrace (1867-1874) and in Majoribanks Street (1875-1927).
William trained as a printer but later became a valuer and owned land in the city, living on the Terrace (1867-1874) and in Majoribanks Street (1875-1927).
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