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Ann Stewart

Birth15 Jun 1815 - Dull Perthshire Scotland
Death7 Aug 1885 - Sarnia Township Lambton County Ontario
MotherChristiana MacDonald
FatherDonald Stewart

Born in Dull Perthshire Scotland on 15 Jun 1815 to Donald Stewart and Christiana MacDonald. Ann Stewart married Peter McGregor and had 8 children. She passed away on 7 Aug 1885 in Sarnia Township Lambton County Ontario.

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Parents
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Donald Stewart
1773 - 1875
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Christiana Macdonald
1787 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Peter Mcgregor
1814 - 1889
Children Show all
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Margaret Mcgregor
1841 - 1921
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Janett Mcgregor
1838 - 1914
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Donald S Mcgregor
1839 - Unknown
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Duncan Mcgregor
1847 - Unknown
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Peter Mcgregor
1854 - Unknown
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Alexander Roy Mcgregor
1845 - 1899
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Allan Mcgregor
1849 - Unknown
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Christina Mcgregor
1844 - 1920

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