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James MASTERTON

Birth27 Feb 1755 - Cramond, Midlothian, Scotland
Death6 Jun 1841 - Cramond, Edinburgh
MotherChristian Sloss
FatherRobert Masterton

Born in Cramond, Midlothian, Scotland on 27 Feb 1755 to Robert Masterton and Christian Sloss. James MASTERTON married Elisabeth Young and had 13 children. He passed away on 6 Jun 1841 in Cramond, Edinburgh.

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Parents
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Robert Masterton
1734 - Unknown
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Christian Sloss
1730 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elisabeth Young
1756 - 1793
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Jean Gilbert
1771 - 1841
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James Masterton
1787 - 1868
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Janet Masterton
1798 - 1866
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George Masterton
1784 - Unknown
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Robert Masterton
1783 - Unknown
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William Masterton
1789 - Unknown
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Grizel Masterton
1781 - Unknown
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Jean Masterton
1804 - Unknown
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Marion Masterton
1802 - 1863
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George Masterton
1808 - 1849
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Janet Masterton
1798 - 1868
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Elizabeth Masterton
1799 - 1875
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Christian Masterton
1811 - 1863
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Alexander Masterton
1796 - 1858

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