James Sinclair

Birth1755 - Thurso, Caithness, Scotland, United Kingdom of Great Britain

Death12 Jun 1819 - New City, Rockland, New York, United States of America

MotherBarbara (Married_Name) Sinclair

FatherWilliam 10th Earl of Caithness, 6th of Ratter Sinclair

Born in Thurso, Caithness, Scotland, United Kingdom of Great Britain on 1755 to William 10th Earl of Caithness, 6th of Ratter Sinclair and Barbara (Married_Name) Sinclair. James Sinclair married Elizabeth Morrell and had 7 children. He passed away on 12 Jun 1819 in New City, Rockland, New York, United States of America.

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Parents

William 10Th Earl Of Caithness, 6Th Of Ratter Sinclair
1727 - 1779

Barbara (Married_name) Sinclair
1738 - 1793

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Morrell
1766 - 1821

Children Show all

Jane Sinclair
1798 - 1881

Elizabeth Sinclair
1788 - 1855

William Sinclair
1806 - Unknown

Henry Sinclair
Unknown - Unknown

Caroline Sinclair
Unknown - Unknown

Maria Sinclair
Unknown - Unknown

James R Sinclair
Unknown - Unknown

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