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Elspeth Carmichael

Birth24 Dec 1630 - Park, Carmichael, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Death1659 - Scotland
MotherJonet Smyth
FatherSir James Carmichael1st Lord Carmichael,

Born in Park, Carmichael, Lanarkshire, Scotland on 24 Dec 1630 to Sir James Carmichael1st Lord Carmichael, and Jonet Smyth. Elspeth Carmichael married John George Fleming and had 9 children. She passed away on 1659 in Scotland.

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Parents
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Sir James Carmichael1st Lord Carmichael,
1579 - 1672
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Jonet Smyth
1605 - 1680
Spouse(s)
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John George Fleming
1626 - 1658
Children Show all
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Joseph Johne Michael Fleming
1649 - 1687
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James Fleming, Sir
1655 - 1687
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Helene Fleming (Jack)
1654 - 1696
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Agnes Fleming
1651 - 1651
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Ann Fleming
1652 - 1653
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Robert Fleming
1656 - 1685
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Andrew Fleming
1659 - 1711
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Joseph Fleming
Unknown - Unknown
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Johne Fleeming
1656 - 1685

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