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David Williamson

Birth18 Mar 1677 - Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland
DeathJun 1757 - Cumberland, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherChristian Turpie (Williamson)
FatherJohn Williamson

Born in Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland on 18 Mar 1677 to John Williamson and Christian Turpie (Williamson). David Williamson married Mary Apthorp and had 9 children. He passed away on Jun 1757 in Cumberland, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States.

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John Williamson
1629 - 1690
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Christian Turpie (Williamson)
1634 - 1690
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Mary Apthorp
1714 - 1804
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Col David Williamson
1751 - 1803
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Reverand Samuel Williamson
1749 - 1831
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Mary Williamson
1744 - 1815
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Margaret Williamson
1741 - 1822
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William Williamson
1744 - 1806
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Rachel Williamson
1740 - 1818
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Cray Williamson
1737 - 1830
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Rhoda(rachel?) Williamson
1744 - 1826
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Eleazer Williamson
1747 - 1832

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