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James Alexander

Birth1687 - South Leith, Midlothian, Scotland
Death1756 - New York, USA
MotherAnna Johnstoun
FatherAndrew "The Farmer” Alexander

Born in South Leith, Midlothian, Scotland on 1687 to Andrew "The Farmer” Alexander and Anna Johnstoun. James Alexander married Jannet Balantine and had 10 children. He passed away on 1756 in New York, USA.

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Andrew "The Farmer” Alexander
1648 - 1700
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Anna Johnstoun
1658 - Unknown
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Jannet Balantine
1688 - Unknown
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John Alexander
1704 - Unknown
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John Alexander
1707 - Unknown
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William, Lord Stirling Alexander
1725 - 1783
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Mary Alexander
1721 - 1767
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Elizabeth Alexander
1726 - 1800
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Anna Alexander
1731 - 1746
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Susannah Alexander
1722 - 1777
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James Alexander
1730 - 1756
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James Alexander
1723 - 1730
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Catherine Alexander
1724 - 1801

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