text: Photo Provenance Project: Catherine Brown with Four Children – the genealogy girl
  National Records of Scotland, "Statutory Registers of Deaths," database with images, ScotlandsPeople (https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/ : accessed 8 September 2008), digital image, James Young death registration, died 17 January 1909, Parish of Carluke, County of Lanark, citing Statutory Registers no. 629/ 8.
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  8 thoughts on "Photo Provenance Project: Catherine Brown with Four Children"
  Another amazing photograph, so heart-wrenching to see children who died so young. Thank you Gregg and Amber for sharing this. The details regarading the house are interesting too.
  Thank you, Sheila! ❤️
  Poor little mite. It never stops being heartbreaking to read of children's deaths.
  I agree. So sad. 😢
  She had lovely curtains in her window. I have a friend who lives in North Ogden & she is from Lanark, Scotland. She told me our 1st James Bond was also from Lanark.
  So sad about her little boy. He had an infection that would be cured in our day.
  Nancy, I'm so glad you mentioned the curtains! I hadn't really noticed them. They are lovely. ❤️
  Yes, very sad that he died of an infection. It would have been fixed up in a jiffy today. Poor little one and his entire family. 😢
  So sad about little James. So much has changed with modern medicine. So many tragic accidents like these which would have been no more than an accident rather than leading to an untimely death. Lovely photograph though of the family and lovely to have one of James.
  Thank you, Alex. Yes, so sad. Everytime I discover a young death that would be preventable today I feel both grateful and overwhelmingly sad. I can't imagine burying multiple children and yet it happened so often!
  I was so delighted to see little James' face for the first time! I thought there were no photos of him. So glad I was wrong. ❤️