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A daughter of the manse, Agnes Kirkland Conn ("Nancy") was born in Barrhead. She studied history and subsequently medicine at St Andrews University. In the 1960s and early 70s she worked at the Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, as a bacteriologist, where she gained a St Andrews MD. Her final job was in the Glasgow City Laboratories, from which she retired in 1979.
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