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David Inglis

Birth27 Dec 1850 - Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, United States
Death1 Feb 1922 - Tryon, Polk, North Carolina, USA
MotherAgnes Lambie
FatherRichard INGLIS

Born in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, United States on 27 Dec 1850 to Richard INGLIS and Agnes Lambie. David Inglis married Martha A Jennie Baxter and had 8 children. He passed away on 1 Feb 1922 in Tryon, Polk, North Carolina, USA.

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Richard Inglis
1821 - 1874
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Agnes Lambie
1828 - 1899
Spouse(s)
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Martha A Jennie Baxter
1855 - 1939
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Louis Ingles
1881 - 1924
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Winifred Inglis
1889 - 1920
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Agnes Inglis
1878 - 1902
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Dorothy "Dot" Baxter Inglis
1894 - 1979
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Henry Baxter Inglis
1884 - 1965
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Evelyn Baxter Inglis
1886 - 1888
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Louis Ingles
1882 - Unknown
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Jennie Irene Kate Inglis
1878 - 1965

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