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James Bairnsfather Scott

Birthabt 1794 - Edinburgh South Leith, Edinburgh
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherEuphan (Euphemia) bairnsfather
FatherWilliam scott

Born in Edinburgh South Leith, Edinburgh on abt 1794 to William scott and Euphan (Euphemia) bairnsfather. James Bairnsfather Scott married Margaret Scougall and had 10 children.

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Parents
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William Scott
1767 - Unknown
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Euphan (Euphemia) Bairnsfather
1769 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Scougall
1809 - 1856
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Katharine Scott
1836 - Unknown
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Helen D Scott
1840 - Unknown
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Beatrix Scott
1847 - Unknown
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William Bairnsfather Scott
1839 - Unknown
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Euphan Scott
Unknown - Unknown
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Beatrix Scott
Unknown - Unknown
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Janet Scott
1842 - Unknown
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Magdalene Scott
1829 - Unknown
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Margaret W Scott
1833 - Unknown
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Euphan Scott
1831 - Unknown

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