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Charles Morton

Birth1890 - Uphall, West Lothian, Scotland
Death03/08/1915 - Gladesville, New South Wales, Australia
MotherMary Anne Mcgregor
FatherPeter Morton

Born in Uphall, West Lothian, Scotland on 1890 to Peter Morton and Mary Anne Mcgregor. Charles Morton married Christina Russell and had 14 children. He passed away on 03/08/1915 in Gladesville, New South Wales, Australia.

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Peter Morton
1828 - 1903
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Mary Anne Mcgregor
1835 - 1911
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Christina Russell
1868 - 1936
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Christina Morton
1897 - 1948
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James Morton
1891 - 1952
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Ivy Morton
1911 - 1982
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John Russell Morton
1890 - 1952
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Victor Mcgregor Morton
1906 - 1971
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Myrtle Morton
1909 - 1980
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Peter Morton
1886 - Unknown
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Helen May Morton
1891 - 1943
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Jean Russell Morton
1908 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Morton
1888 - Unknown
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Helen Morton
1899 - Unknown
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James Morton
1891 - Unknown
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Charles Horace Morton
1893 - 1980
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Lizzie Morton
1888 - Unknown

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