James Urie b. 14 May 1828

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Slater & Glazier, born in Kilmarnock, Scotland. He was an apprentice of James Ferguson in Wallacetown, Ayr. Both men came to Australia in late 1852 and started the "Ferguson & Urie" plumbing, slating and glazing company in 1853. By 1861 they were solely a stained glass company. The company's stained glass could be seen in the eastern states of Australia as well as New Zealand from 1861 to 1899.
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References [<ExternalResource: Down, G. M. (1975), 'Stained glass windows in 19th century Melbourne', MA thesis, University of Melbourne, information sourced from Saunders, David.>, <ExternalResource: Down, G. M. (1978), 'Stained glass windows in 19th century Melbourne: A study in taste', Studies in Australian Art, (eds) Galbally, A & Plant, M., Melbourne.>, <ExternalResource: Zimmer, J. (1984), 'Stained Glass in Australia', Melbourne.>, <ExternalResource: Information sourced by Callaway, A Argus (supplement), 11-27, (1867).>, <ExternalResource: Matthew Martin, "The First Scholarly Study of Daniel Cottier." in Australian Book Review, March 2022, p.62; review "Daniel Cottier: Designer, Decorator, Dealer" 2022. Important details of Australian Practice.>] [<ExternalResource: Down, G. M. (1975), 'Stained glass windows in 19th century Melbourne', MA thesis, University of Melbourne, information sourced from Saunders, David.>, <ExternalResource: Down, G. M. (1978), 'Stained glass windows in 19th century Melbourne: A study in taste', Studies in Australian Art, (eds) Galbally, A & Plant, M., Melbourne.>, <ExternalResource: Zimmer, J. (1984), 'Stained Glass in Australia', Melbourne.>, <ExternalResource: Information sourced by Callaway, A Argus (supplement), 11-27, (1867).>]