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Euphemia Chisholm

Birth29 MAR 1827 - Spittal, Northumberland, England
Death17 FEB 1897 - Glenlyon, Victoria, Australia
MotherElizabeth Smith
FatherJames Chisholm

Born in Spittal, Northumberland, England on 29 MAR 1827 to James Chisholm and Elizabeth Smith. Euphemia Chisholm married Alexander Kidd and had 15 children. She passed away on 17 FEB 1897 in Glenlyon, Victoria, Australia.

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Parents
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James Chisholm
1794 - 1868
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Elizabeth Smith
1793 - 1869
Spouse(s)
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Alexander Kidd
1826 - 1905
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Elizabeth (Bessy) Kidd
1858 - 1945
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George Chisholm Kidd
1867 - 1897
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James Kidd
1850 - 1940
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Robert Kidd
1865 - 1933
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Alexander Kidd
1852 - 1945
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Thomas Chisholm Kidd
1871 - 1871
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Susanna Ferguson Kidd
1872 - 1957
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Susanna Kidd
1863 - 1863
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Thomas Ferguson Kidd
1869 - 1869
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Robert Kidd
1848 - 1863
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William Kidd
1860 - 1948
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John Kidd
1855 - 1856
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John Kidd
1857 - 1935
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Bessy Kidd
1858 - 1945
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Robert Kidd
1864 - 1864

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