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James Malcolm

Birth4 Apr 1836 - Lower River Inhabitants, Richmond , Nova Scotia
Death9 May 1907 - Port Malcolm, Richmond , Nova Scotia
MotherMary Proctor
FatherDavid Malcolm

Born in Lower River Inhabitants, Richmond , Nova Scotia on 4 Apr 1836 to David Malcolm and Mary Proctor. James Malcolm married Wilmot Jane Williams and had 13 children. He passed away on 9 May 1907 in Port Malcolm, Richmond , Nova Scotia.

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Parents
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David Malcolm
1792 - 1875
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Mary Proctor
1798 - 1881
Spouse(s)
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Wilmot Jane Williams
1840 - 1916
Children Show all
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Martha R Malcolm
1867 - 1933
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Harriet Maria Malcolm
1863 - 1932
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Susan Mary Adeline Malcolm
1873 - 1925
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David John Franklin Malcolm
1868 - Unknown
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Robert William Malcolm
1864 - 1936
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Clara Wilmot Malcolm
1871 - 1898
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Henrietta A Malcolm
1879 - 1970
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Thomas Henry Malcolm
1876 - 1947
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Margaret Ann Malcolm
1861 - 1939
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James Alexander Malcolm
1860 - 1958
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Amanda Jane Malcolm
1875 - 1875
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Wilmot J Malcolm
1866 - Unknown
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Martha R Malcolm
Unknown - Unknown

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