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Ann Mclean

Birth07 Oct 1835 - Rothesay, Scotland
Death14th March 1902 - 15 Christopher Street, Liverpool, England, United Kingdom
MotherMarion Campbell
FatherHector McLean

Born in Rothesay, Scotland on 07 Oct 1835 to Hector McLean and Marion Campbell. Ann Mclean married Robert Stewart and had 14 children. She passed away on 14th March 1902 in 15 Christopher Street, Liverpool, England, United Kingdom.

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Parents
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Hector Mclean
1806 - 1896
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Marion Campbell
1806 - 1870
Spouse(s)
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Robert Stewart
1835 - 1901
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Robert Stewart
1835 - 1881
Children Show all
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Sarah Ann Stewart
1864 - 1899
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James Stewart
1858 - Unknown
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Agnes Stewart
1875 - 1940
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Allan Stewart
1872 - 1900
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Hector Stewart
1870 - 1914
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Charles Stewart
1868 - 1943
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Alice Stewart
1867 - Unknown
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Robert Duncan Stewart
1860 - 1913
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Jones Stewart
1858 - Unknown
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Alexander Stewart
1866 - 1920
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Alexander B Stewart
1865 - Unknown
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Alexander Stewart
1867 - Unknown
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Alexander Stewart
1867 - Unknown
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Alexander B Stewart
1866 - Unknown

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