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Catherine Walker

Birth1810 - Kilpheder, South Uist, Inverness
Death1885 - South Uist, Inverness-shire, , Scotland
MotherCatherine O'henly
FatherAngus Walker

Born in Kilpheder, South Uist, Inverness on 1810 to Angus Walker and Catherine O'henly. Catherine Walker married Donald Martin and had 11 children. She passed away on 1885 in South Uist, Inverness-shire, , Scotland.

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Parents
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Angus Walker
Unknown - Unknown
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Catherine O'henly
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Donald Martin
1794 - 1853
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Rachel Martin
1831 - Unknown
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Florence Martin
1829 - Unknown
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Catherine Martin-walker-macdonald
1842 - 1930
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Mary Martin
1829 - Unknown
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Margaret Martin
1844 - Unknown
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Donald Martin
1832 - 1900
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Christina Martin
1835 - 1894
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Angus Martin
1850 - Unknown
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Dominic Martin
1843 - 1903
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Flora Martin
1830 - Unknown
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Catherine Martin
1837 - Unknown

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