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Findlay Bain

Birth09 Oct 1843 - Blackdam, Speymouth, Morayshire
Death23 March 1917 - New Spynie, Moray, Scotland
MotherJanet Stuart Stewart
FatherAndrew Bain

Born in Blackdam, Speymouth, Morayshire on 09 Oct 1843 to Andrew Bain and Janet Stuart Stewart. Findlay Bain married Ann Dey and had 12 children. He passed away on 23 March 1917 in New Spynie, Moray, Scotland.

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Parents
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Andrew Bain
1807 - 1888
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Janet Stuart Stewart
1814 - 1877
Spouse(s)
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Ann Dey
1851 - 1900
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Janet (Jessie) Strathdee
1840 - 1917
Children Show all
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William Bain
1883 - Unknown
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Alexander Dey Bain
1888 - 1961
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Isabella Bain
1890 - Unknown
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Jessie Bain
1880 - Unknown
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Annie Bain
1877 - 1910
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Margaret Bain
1894 - Unknown
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John Bain
1887 - 1887
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James (Strathdee) Bain
1870 - 1904
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Findlay Bain
1885 - 1894
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William Bain
1883 - 1948
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Alexander Strathdee Bain
1874 - 1955
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Maggie Bain
1893 - Unknown

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