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William Strang 1859-1921

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On 13th February 1859 William Strang was born at Dumbarton, the son of Peter Strang, a builder, and was educated at the Dumbarton Academy.

In 1885 William Strang [aged 25] and Agnes McSymon Rogerson were married. They had four sons and one daughter, Nancy.

On 11th April 1886 Ian Strang was born to William Strang [aged 27] and [his wife] Agnes McSymon Rogerson.

1901. William Strang [aged 41]. Portrait of Rudyard Kipling [aged 35].

Rudyard Kipling: On 30th December 1865 he was born to John Lockwood Kipling and Alice Macdonald. On 18th January 1936 he died.

1902. William Strang [aged 42]. Portrait of John Inglis McClymont.

1917. William Strang [aged 57]. Self-Portrait.

1918. William Strang [aged 58]. Portrait of the artist's wfe [his wife] Agnes McSymon Rogerson.

Agnes McSymon Rogerson: In 1885 William Strang and she were married. They had four sons and one daughter, Nancy. In 1935 she died.

1918. William Strang [aged 58]. "Lady with Red Hat". Portrait of Victoria Mary "Vita" Sackville-West [aged 25].

On 12th April 1921 William Strang [aged 62] died.

In 1935 [his former wife] Agnes McSymon Rogerson died.