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Charles Watson

Birth10 oct 1756 - Burnt Island, Fife, Scotland
Death13 nov 1810 - Watson's Land, Greenside, Edinburgh, Scotland
MotherMargaret Creech
FatherCharles Watson

Born in Burnt Island, Fife, Scotland on 10 oct 1756 to Charles Watson and Margaret Creech. Charles Watson married Elizabeth Heron and had 7 children. He passed away on 13 nov 1810 in Watson's Land, Greenside, Edinburgh, Scotland.

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Charles Watson
1717 - Unknown
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Margaret Creech
1720 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Heron
1769 - 1805
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Charles Watson
1794 - 1866
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Patrick Watson
1796 - 1801
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Isabella Watson
1802 - Unknown
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Margaret Watson
1800 - 1883
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Barbara Watson
1803 - 1879
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William Watson
1801 - 1877
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Michael Watson
1798 - Unknown

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