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George Paterson (rugby union)

George Paterson was a Scotland international rugby union player.

Rugby Union career
Amateur career Paterson started at Warriston. He was notable for his weight; he weighed under 9 stone - and is the lightest person to have played rugby union for Scotland. Paterson later played for Edinburgh Academicals Paterson was a mainstay in the Accies team that won the Scottish Unofficial Championship in 1878. He retired from rugby union in 1879. It is said that his lack of weight hindered his international selection. ==Family==
Family
Paterson was born in Banaglore, India to parents Dr. Colin Archibald Paterson and Harriet Annette Ross. He was one of four children, all born in India. He married Louisa Augusta Stewart of Mount Carmel in Jamaica; and they had a daughter Louisa Angela Stewart Paterson who was born in Falmouth in Jamaica. His wife Louisa Augusta Stewart died in 1890; and Paterson moved to the United States. He married again in 1896 to Louise Sherwood. Paterson died in March 1934 and is buried in the Holy Cross Cemetery in North Arlington, New Jersey. ==References==
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