James Gamble (1803-1891) – co-founder Procter & Gamble.
Martin of Infinite Sign & Design, erecting the blue plaque.
l/r: James Applegate, American Consul General-Belfast, Victoria Marshall,
Irish Sales Director, Procter & Gamble, Barry McElduff, Chairman-Fermanagh
& Omagh District Council, and Chris Spurr-Chairman Ulster History Circle at
the microphone welcoming guests to the ceremony.
Barry McElduff delivers a Civic greeting to the American Consul General and
the Irish Sales Director of Procter & Gamble.
Victoria Marshall and James Applegate unveil the blue plaque.
Chris Spurr, Chairman-Ulster History Circle makes a special presentation
of a small replica plaque to Victoria Marshall . The plaque will be sent to
Procter & Gamble’s Head Office in Ohio.
l/r: Barry McElduff, Chris Spurr, James Applegate, Jane Styles, Vice Lord Lieutenant-
Co. Fermanagh and Victoria Marshall.
Barry McElduff with Seamus McKee – Press Officer, Ulster History Circle.
Chris Spurr, Selwyn Johnstone, D.L. Co. Fermanagh, James Applegate and
Victoria Marshall.
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong-Principal-Enniskillen Royal Grammar School with
the Head Boy and Head Girl and members of the Board of Governors.
Victoria Marshall – Irish Sales Director-Procter & Gamble.
Rev. Stephen McWhirter, Rector of Rossorry Parish Church, Rev. Steve Kennedy,
Minister of Enniskillen Presbyterian Church, Rev. Greg Alexander, Darling Street
Methodist Church with Victoria Marshall and James Applegate.
Ulster History Circle committee, Seamus McKee, Leslie McKeague,
Chris Spurr-Chairman and Ken Dawson with Selwyn Johnston,
James Applegate and Victoria Marshall.
Members of Enniskillen Presbyterian Church with the presentation blue plaque.
Catherine Scott, Development Officer, Enniskillen Castle Museum delivers a talk
on James Gamble and Procter & Gamble.
Victoria Marshall, Selwyn Johnston, Jane Styles and Catherine Scott cutting the
celebration cake.
The cake depicting the blue plaque to James Gamble.
