overshadowed by that of his colleague D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson. Pettigrew lived at 4 Randolph Place in Edinburgh's West End. In 1889, Pettigrew was elected President of the Harveian Society of Edinburgh. He died at his home in St Andrews in 1908. Pettigrew's grave is in the Eastern Cemetery of St Andrews, linked to the southern wall of the grounds of St Andrews Cathedral. His widow and her second husband, Professor James Musgrove, were later buried beside him. Family In 1890 he married Elsie Gray. They had no children. She remarried after he died to his colleague James Musgrove. Gallery References Further reading External links 1832 births 1908 deaths Fellows of the Royal Society Scottish anatomists Fellows of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Scottish curators Scottish naturalists People from North Lanarkshire 19th-century Scottish medical doctors Alumni of the University of Glasgow Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Scottish ornithologists Scottish pathologists Academics of the University of St Andrews People educated at Airdrie Academy Aviation pioneers Aviation inventors Scottish inventors