What was a Private Secretary in the 1800's.....
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What was a Private Secretary in the 1800's.....
I have found a death certificate for my GGGGG Grandfather and his fathers occupation is listed as private secretary. ANyone have any ideas he would have lived somewhere in Ulster and probably protestant. The only dsecription I can find on the internet is for Secretary - Clerk. As anyone came across a male Private Secretary in the 1800's.
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StewL
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Hi AIMMS
Just thought I would mention that back in the 1800's the majority of private secretaries were male. Their jobs would either be in companies or for wealthy private individuals, oh and of course for government and government officers. So it would not be uncommon to find male secretaries, probably more uncommon in those days to find a female secretary.
Just thought I would mention that back in the 1800's the majority of private secretaries were male. Their jobs would either be in companies or for wealthy private individuals, oh and of course for government and government officers. So it would not be uncommon to find male secretaries, probably more uncommon in those days to find a female secretary.
Stewie
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Searching for: Anderson, Balks, Barton, Courtney, Davidson, Downie, Dunlop, Edward, Flucker, Galloway, Graham, Guthrie, Higgins, Laurie, Mathieson, McLean, McLuckie, Miln, Nielson, Payne, Phillips, Porterfield, Stewart, Watson