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Alexander Halliday

Birth1847 - G., Kingussie, Invernessshire
Death17 FEB 1887 - 145 Broomloan Road, Goven
MotherCatharine McGillivray
FatherEdward Halliday

Born in G., Kingussie, Invernessshire on 1847 to Edward Halliday and Catharine McGillivray. Alexander Halliday married Elizabeth McLaren and had 9 children. He passed away on 17 FEB 1887 in 145 Broomloan Road, Goven.

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Parents
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Edward Halliday
1804 - Unknown
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Catharine Mcgillivray
1814 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Mclaren
1847 - 1915
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Agnes Pole Halliday
1873 - Unknown
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Catherine Halliday
1868 - Unknown
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Jessie Halliday
1878 - Unknown
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Helen Halliday
1870 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Mclaren Halliday
1879 - Unknown
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Alexander Halliday
1872 - Unknown
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Alexander Strutheurn Halladay
1873 - 1966
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Isabella Halliday
1881 - Unknown
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Agnes Halliday
1875 - Unknown

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