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George MacFarlane

Birth1773 - Perth, Scotland
Death4 FEB 1826 - Perth, Scotland
MotherAnn Hutton
FatherJohn MacFarlane

Born in Perth, Scotland on 1773 to John MacFarlane and Ann Hutton. George MacFarlane married Janet Scobie and had 13 children. He passed away on 4 FEB 1826 in Perth, Scotland.

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John Macfarlane
1736 - 1794
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Ann Hutton
1734 - 1817
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Janet Scobie
Unknown - Unknown
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Ann Thomson
1779 - 1811
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William Moore Macfarlane
1815 - 1879
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Sidney Smith Macfarlane
1813 - 1861
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James Grant Macfarlane
1824 - 1849
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Elizabeth Wilson Macfarlane
1816 - Unknown
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Peter Macfarlane
1818 - 1820
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Alexander Graham Wellington Macfarlan
1814 - Unknown
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Thomas Graham Macfarlane
1819 - Unknown
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Duncan Macfarlane
1821 - 1879
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Janet Macfarlane
1825 - Unknown
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Ann Macfarlane
1798 - Unknown
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John Macfarlane
1800 - Unknown
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George Macfarlane
1802 - 1869
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Christian Davidson Macfarlane
1806 - 1890

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