| 1876 | Born, 14 September, Dumfries | 
  
    | 1881 – 1893 | Studied at Dumfries Academy
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    | 1894 – 1900 | Travelled on the Continent and 
    attended Crystal Palace School of Art, London. | 
  
    | 1900 – 1907 | Student and Teacher, at Glasgow 
    School of Art. | 
  
    | 1903 | Engaged to David Fergusson. | 
  
    |   | Travelled to Belgium and Holland | 
  
    | 1904 | Diploma from Glasgow School of 
    Art. | 
  
    | 1905 – 1906 | Teaching at Kirkcudbright Academy 
    and at Glasgow School of Art. | 
  
    | 1907 | Principal Art Mistress, Glasgow 
    High School for Girls.  | 
  
    | 1908 | Married, August, David Fergusson. | 
  
    |   | Honeymoon in Brittany, France. | 
  
    |   | Settled in Maxwelltown, Dumfries. | 
  
    | 1910 | Daughter Nan, born, May. | 
  
    | 1914 | Daughter Margaret, born August. | 
  
    | 1921 | Son, John born. | 
  
    | 1922 | Co-founder Dumfries and Galloway 
    Fine Art Society. | 
  
    | 1923 | Painted in the East Neuk of Fife. | 
  
    | 1924  | Solo Exhibition of her works at 
    St John’s Hall, Dumfries. | 
  
    | 1928 | Elected S.S.A (Society of 
    Scottish Artists) | 
  
    | 1933 – 1939 | Painted on the Isle of Arran and 
    in Berwickshire, Lauder award winner, Glasgow Society of Lady Artists, 1933, 
    1938 and 1954. | 
  
    | 1941  | Death of husband David, March | 
  
    | 1945  | Death of son, John ,18 February 
    on active service. | 
  
    | 1947 | Exhibited at S.S.A. Pall Mall, 
    London, October. | 
  
    | 1952 | Exhibited 116 of her works at St 
    John’s Hall, Dumfries, August. | 
  
    | 1954 | Exhibition of 36 paintings at 
    Gracefield Art Centre, Dumfries. | 
  
    | 1957  | Died, 5 January, Dumfries | 
  
    | 1982 | Glasgow Society of Lady Artists’ 
    Centenary Exhibition Collins Gallery, Glasgow, and Fine Arts Society, 
    Edinburgh. | 
  
    | 1986 | Retrospective Exhibition, The Old 
    Town Mill, Maxwelltown, Dumfries. Retrospective Exhibition, 
    Broughton House, Kirkcudbright. | 
  
    | 1993 | “Five Red Herrings” Exhibition, 
    Edinburgh International Festival, Forrest McKay Gallery, Edinburgh. | 
  
    | 1996 | John Stephens Gallery, Edinburgh, 
    Exhibition, “From Kate Wylie to Anne Redpath”. | 
  
    | 2000 | “Bringing The Kirkcudbright 
    Artists Home”, Exhibition, Kirkcudbright. McGill Duncan Gallery, Castle 
    Douglas, Exhibition of “The Kirkcudbright School”. Bourne Fine Art, Edinburgh.
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    | 2001 | Retrospective Exhibition, The 
    Harbour Gallery, Kirkcudbright.   | 
  
    | 2002 | Retrospective Exhibition, 
    Gracefield Arts Centre, Dumfries (134 works) Selected Views, Whitorn Visitors 
    Centre, George Street, Whithorn. |