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Ann Watson

BirthABT 1819 - Cromdale, Invernessshire, Scotland
Death1884 - Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
MotherMary (Margaret) Dunbar
FatherWilliam Watson

Born in Cromdale, Invernessshire, Scotland on ABT 1819 to William Watson and Mary (Margaret) Dunbar. Ann Watson married Robert Grant and had 13 children. She passed away on 1884 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland.

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Parents
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William Watson
1793 - Unknown
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Mary (Margaret) Dunbar
1792 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Robert Grant
1813 - 1886
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Robert Grant
1813 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Peter Grant
1855 - Unknown
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John Grant
1849 - Unknown
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James Stewart Grant
1853 - Unknown
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Annie Fairley
1853 - 1928
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Robert Grant
1847 - 1916
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Alexander Grant
1844 - 1920
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William Grant
1841 - Unknown
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Duncan Grant
1858 - Unknown
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Maggie Grant
1858 - Unknown
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George Grant
1856 - Unknown
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Alexes Grant
1846 - Unknown
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Robert Grant
1849 - Unknown
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Robert Grant
1848 - Unknown

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