– William became a member of ‘Let it Blaw’ c.1882 and was first mentioned in the Toast List/Programme in 1883. It’s not thought that he is related to the Fairbairn …

Reply to the Toast  “The Landlord and the Landlady”  1883  Proposer of the Toast  “Let it Blaw – the Balerno Burns Club”  1884 Proposer of the Toast  “Agricultural Interests of …

– Reply to the Toast  “Agricultural Interests of the District”  1891,  1892 – Peter became a member of ‘Let it Blaw’   c.1881. He is described in early Club Records as …

  Reply to the Toast  “The Lasses”  1883  – Ian became a member of Let it Blaw  c.1882 and was first mentioned in the Toast List/Programme in 1883 –

Proposer of the Toast  “The Lasses”  1883 – David became a member of ‘Let it Blaw’  c.1881 He was first mentioned in the Toast List/Programme in 1883. —

Croupier 1886,  1887,  1890 – Proposer of the Toast  “Architecture”  1883 Proposer of the Toast  “The Immortal Memory of Robert Burns”  1884 Proposer of the Toast  “The Lasses”  1885 Reply …

Reply to the Toast  “Agricultural Interests of the District”  1883 – James became a member of ‘Let it Blaw’ c.1882. —

– Croupier 1885 – Reply to the Toast  “New Members”   1883 – John became a member of ‘Let it Blaw’ c.1882 We can be fairly sure that John attended ‘Let …

Croupier  1883,  1888 – Proposer of the Toast  “Commercial Interests of the District”  1883 Reply to the Toast  “Other Scots Poets”  1888 – Served on the Club Committee 1884,  1888 …

Reply to the Toast  “The Lasses”   1888  – Served on the Club Committee 1883,  1886,  1887,  1888,  1889,  1900,  1891 – James was the son of Club Founder James Pearson Snr. He …