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David Whyte

Birthabt 1807 - Carmyllie, County Forfar
Death20 Sep 1869 - Essex, England
MotherAnn Smith
FatherJohn Whyte

Born in Carmyllie, County Forfar on abt 1807 to John Whyte and Ann Smith. David Whyte married Margaret Headridge and had 14 children. He passed away on 20 Sep 1869 in Essex, England.

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Parents
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John Whyte
1766 - Unknown
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Ann Smith
1774 - 1849
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Headridge
1802 - Unknown
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Ann Chambers
1820 - Unknown
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John Whyte
1834 - 1894
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Robert G White
1849 - Unknown
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Alfred Whyte
1839 - Unknown
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William Dunlop Whyte
1847 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Whyte
1845 - Unknown
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David R Whyte
1837 - 1910
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David Whyte
1832 - 1910
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Mary Whyte
1836 - Unknown
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Jane Whyte
1841 - Unknown
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Ann White
1842 - Unknown
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John Whyte
1834 - 1867
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George John White
1852 - 1897
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George John White
1851 - Unknown
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Mary Whyte
1835 - 1928

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