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Ann MacDougall

Birth1780 - Argyll, Scotland
Death29 May 1868 - Bideford, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada
MotherSarah McPherson
FatherJOHN MCDOUGALL

Born in Argyll, Scotland on 1780 to JOHN MCDOUGALL and Sarah McPherson. Ann MacDougall married Malcolm MacArthur and had 12 children. She passed away on 29 May 1868 in Bideford, Prince County, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

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Parents
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John Mcdougall
1754 - 1806
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Sarah Mcpherson
1757 - 1833
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Malcolm Macarthur
1775 - 1865
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Marion Macarthur
1813 - 1905
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Hugh Malcolm Macarthur
1812 - 1913
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Duncan Macarthur
1832 - 1890
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George William Macarthur
1832 - 1901
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Ephemia Mcarthur
1814 - 1909
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Margaret Margrite "Peggy" Macarthur
1818 - 1907
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Barbara Mcarthur
1815 - 1860
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Robert Macarthur
1833 - 1896
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Ellen Macarthur
1822 - 1907
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Neil James Macarthur
1812 - 1903
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Peter Macarthur
1812 - 1896
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John Macarthur
1820 - 1896

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