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David Marshall

Birth05 Jul 1783 - Cults
Death04 May 1860 - Freuchie, Falkland
MotherCatherine McIntosh
FatherJohn Marshall

Born in Cults on 05 Jul 1783 to John Marshall and Catherine McIntosh. David Marshall married Agnes Wilkie and had 8 children. He passed away on 04 May 1860 in Freuchie, Falkland.

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John Marshall
Unknown - Unknown
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Catherine Mcintosh
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Agnes Wilkie
1791 - 1861
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Agnes (Twin) Marshall
1821 - Unknown
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David Marshall
1819 - 1873
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Barbara Marshall
1817 - Unknown
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James Marshall
1824 - Unknown
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Christian Marshall
1831 - Unknown
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Isabella Marshall
1827 - Unknown
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William Marshall
1830 - Unknown
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Janet (Twin) Marshall
1822 - Unknown

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