the north-west of the churchyard) Dr Robert Cranston Low MD FRCPE FRSE (1879-1949) medical author Dr Alexander Morison (1779-1866) Sir David Ferguson Ochterlony (1848-1931) 3rd Baronet Ochterlony Sir George Adam Smith (1856-1942) including a memorial to his daughter, Janet Adam Smith Brigadier General Ernest Craig Brown, who gives his name to the military march "Captain Craig Brown" Famous residents Stephen Carter, Baron Carter of Barnes Jamie Dick - Youth Olympic Gold Medalist in Curling Kate Green - Labour MP Dougal Haston - pioneer of Scottish mountaineering John Henry Maitland Moir - Archimandrite, Greek Orthodox Church of St Andrew Rev Alexander Ranken born and raised in Currie Peter Sawkins - Great British Bake Off Winner Series 11 Matt Scott - Scottish international Rugby Union player James Thomson (weaver poet) Paul Research and John Mackie of post-punk band The Scars See also Heriot-Watt University Currie High School References https://web.archive.org/web/20100329115029/http://www.curriechs.co.uk/ [last accessed 26 Feb 1013] External links Currie Community Council Currie Community High School Currie Rugby Football Club Heriot-Watt University Currie Primary School Nether Currie Primary's page on Scottish Schools Online Currie and District Local history Society Nether Currie Primary School St Mungo's Well Curriehill railway station C&B News Areas of Edinburgh Parishes formerly in Midlothian