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James Marshall

Birth21 Jan 1851 - Kirkintilloch, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Death01 Nov 1926 - Normanby, Grey, Ontario, Canada
MotherJanet McIlvride
FatherJames Marshall

Born in Kirkintilloch, Dunbartonshire, Scotland on 21 Jan 1851 to James Marshall and Janet McIlvride. James Marshall married Susannah Gadd and had 7 children. He passed away on 01 Nov 1926 in Normanby, Grey, Ontario, Canada.

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James Marshall
1823 - 1881
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Janet Mcilvride
1826 - 1915
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Susannah Gadd
1844 - 1920
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Thomas Gadd Marshall
1883 - 1952
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Andrew Marshall
1882 - 1959
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Jessie Gadd
1877 - 1973
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James Marshall
1880 - 1880
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Duncan Marshall
1885 - Unknown
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Ethel Marshall
1886 - Unknown
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Ella Marshall
1889 - Unknown

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