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Alexander Asher

Birth9 Jun 1831 - st andrews, llanbryd, Elginshire, Scotland
Death17 Aug 1918 - Moray, Scotland
MotherJanet Bell
FatherAlexander Asher

Born in st andrews, llanbryd, Elginshire, Scotland on 9 Jun 1831 to Alexander Asher and Janet Bell. Alexander Asher had 10 children. He passed away on 17 Aug 1918 in Moray, Scotland.

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Alexander Asher
1800 - 1835
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Janet Bell
1794 - Unknown
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Alexander Asher
1867 - Unknown
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Jessie Asher
1860 - Unknown
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Robert Asher
1872 - 1940
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James Asher
1865 - Unknown
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Margaret Asher
1875 - Unknown
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Catherine Bell Asher
1869 - 1957
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Jane Asher
1862 - Unknown
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Charles G Asher
1877 - Unknown
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William Asher
1867 - Unknown
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John Asher
1871 - Unknown

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