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Ann Cormack

BirthMay 1760 - Latheron, Caithness, Scotland
DeathBef. 1841 - Not Available
MotherElizabeth Findleson
FatherWilliam Cormack

Born in Latheron, Caithness, Scotland on May 1760 to William Cormack and Elizabeth Findleson. Ann Cormack married John Miller and had 9 children. She passed away on Bef. 1841.

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Parents
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William Cormack
1727 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Findleson
1730 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Miller
1757 - 1851
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John Miller
1815 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Campbell Miller
1786 - 1875
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John Miller
1778 - 1863
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Alexander Miller
1784 - 1860
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James Miller
1801 - 1869
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William Miller
1780 - 1861
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Elizabeth Miller
1791 - 1868
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Jean Miller
1789 - Unknown
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Catherine Miller
1796 - Unknown
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William Miller
1838 - Unknown

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