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Elizabeth Davidson

Birth16 Nov 1858 - Old Deer,Aberdeen,Scotland
DeathNot Available - Scotland
MotherJean Anderson
FatherWilliam Davidson

Born in Old Deer,Aberdeen,Scotland on 16 Nov 1858 to William Davidson and Jean Anderson. Elizabeth Davidson married George Minty and had 9 children. She passed away in Scotland.

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Parents
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William Davidson
1835 - Unknown
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Jean Anderson
1839 - 1904
Spouse(s)
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George Minty
1847 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Jane Minty
1884 - 1955
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William Minty
1880 - 1944
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George Minty
1879 - Unknown
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James Minty
1889 - Unknown
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Isabella Minty
1888 - Unknown
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Anne Minty
1892 - Unknown
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Andrew Minty
1899 - Unknown
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John Minty
1895 - Unknown
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Henry Minty
1896 - Unknown

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