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Sir Andrew Balfour (1630-1694) was the co-founder of the [[Edinburgh Botanic Garden]] with [[Sir Robert Sibbald (1641–1722)]]. He has also been credited with securing the appointment of [[James Gregory (1638-1675)]] as the first Professor of [[Mathematics]] in 1674, and later the appointment of Gregory's nephews David Gregory (1659-1708) and James Gregory (1666-1742) to the same Chair.

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−	Sir Andrew Balfour (1630-1694) was the co-founder of the [[Creation of Edinburgh Botanic Garden, 1670\|Edinburgh Botanic Garden]] with [[Sir Robert Sibbald (1641–1722)]]. He has also been credited with securing the appointment of [[James Gregory (1638-1675)]] as the first Professor of [[Mathematics]] in 1674, and later the appointment of Gregory's nephews [[David Gregory (1659-1708)]] and [[James Gregory (1666-1742)]] to the same Chair.	+	'''Sir Andrew Balfour (1630-1694)''' was the co-founder of the [[Creation of Edinburgh Botanic Garden, 1670\|Edinburgh Botanic Garden]] with [[Sir Robert Sibbald (1641–1722)]]. He has also been credited with securing the appointment of [[James Gregory (1638-1675)]] as the first Professor of [[Mathematics]] in 1674, and later the appointment of Gregory's nephews [[David Gregory (1659-1708)]] and [[James Gregory (1666-1742)]] to the same Chair.
	[[Category:Benefactors\|Balfour, Andrew, Sir]] [[Category:Founders\|Balfour, Andrew, Sir]]		[[Category:Benefactors\|Balfour, Andrew, Sir]] [[Category:Founders\|Balfour, Andrew, Sir]]

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−	Sir Andrew Balfour (1630-1694) was the co-founder of the [[Creation of Edinburgh Botanic Garden, 1670\|Edinburgh Botanic Garden]] with [[Sir Robert Sibbald (1641–1722)]]. He has also been credited with securing the appointment of [[James Gregory (1638-1675)]] as the first Professor of [[Mathematics]] in 1674, and later the appointment of Gregory's nephews David Gregory (1659-1708) and James Gregory (1666-1742) to the same Chair.	+	Sir Andrew Balfour (1630-1694) was the co-founder of the [[Creation of Edinburgh Botanic Garden, 1670\|Edinburgh Botanic Garden]] with [[Sir Robert Sibbald (1641–1722)]]. He has also been credited with securing the appointment of [[James Gregory (1638-1675)]] as the first Professor of [[Mathematics]] in 1674, and later the appointment of Gregory's nephews [[David Gregory (1659-1708)]] and [[James Gregory (1666-1742)]] to the same Chair.
		+	[[Category:Benefactors\|Balfour, Andrew, Sir]] [[Category:Founders\|Balfour, Andrew, Sir]]

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−	Sir Andrew Balfour (1630-1694) was the co-founder of the [[Edinburgh Botanic Garden]] with [[Sir Robert Sibbald (1641–1722)]]. He has also been credited with securing the appointment of [[James Gregory (1638-1675)]] as the first Professor of [[Mathematics]] in 1674, and later the appointment of Gregory's nephews David Gregory (1659-1708) and James Gregory (1666-1742) to the same Chair.	+	Sir Andrew Balfour (1630-1694) was the co-founder of the [[Creation of Edinburgh Botanic Garden, 1670\|Edinburgh Botanic Garden]] with [[Sir Robert Sibbald (1641–1722)]]. He has also been credited with securing the appointment of [[James Gregory (1638-1675)]] as the first Professor of [[Mathematics]] in 1674, and later the appointment of Gregory's nephews David Gregory (1659-1708) and James Gregory (1666-1742) to the same Chair.