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Bathia Wallace

Birth1795 - New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Death06 May 1870 - Farmhouse at Wellhowe, New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
MotherJannet Stephen
FatherJames Wallace

Born in New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland on 1795 to James Wallace and Jannet Stephen. Bathia Wallace married Alexander Murison and had 10 children. She passed away on 06 May 1870 in Farmhouse at Wellhowe, New Deer, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

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Parents
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James Wallace
1774 - 1851
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Jannet Stephen
1771 - 1803
Spouse(s)
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Alexander Murison
1791 - 1864
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David Murison
1827 - 1902
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Hugh Murison
1838 - 1921
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Jessie Murison
1833 - 1906
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William Murison
1834 - 1875
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Margaret Murison
1823 - 1907
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James Murison
1821 - 1891
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George Murison
1825 - 1905
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Bathia Murison
1829 - 1914
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Alexander Murison
1836 - Unknown
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Janet Murison
1832 - Unknown

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