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David Murray

Birth1702 - Kilrenny, Fife, Scotland
DeathNot Available - Crail,Fife,Scotland
MotherElspit Smith
FatherJames Murray

Born in Kilrenny, Fife, Scotland on 1702 to James Murray and Elspit Smith. David Murray married Eupham Morries and had 15 children. He passed away in Crail,Fife,Scotland.

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Parents
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James Murray
1680 - Unknown
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Elspit Smith
1680 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Eupham Morries
1706 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Elspeth Murray
1729 - Unknown
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John Murray
1728 - Unknown
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Janet Murray
1735 - Unknown
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James Murray
1731 - Unknown
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Agnas Murray
1726 - Unknown
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Euphan Murray
1732 - Unknown
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Helen Murray
1724 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Murray
1729 - 1795
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Patrick Murray
1731 - Unknown
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Kathrine Murray
1741 - Unknown
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Helen Murray
Unknown - Unknown
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George Murray
1723 - 1739
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Jean Orr
1725 - 1790
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David Murray
Unknown - Unknown
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Gilbert Murray
1740 - 1793

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