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Janet Lumsden

Birth9 July 1764 - Midlothian, Scotland
DeathNot Available - Kincardine, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada
MotherJanet Smith
FatherThomas Lumsden

Born in Midlothian, Scotland on 9 July 1764 to Thomas Lumsden and Janet Smith. Janet Lumsden married John Hepburn Drummond and had 9 children. She passed away in Kincardine, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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Thomas Lumsden
1729 - 1778
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Janet Smith
1734 - 1772
Spouse(s)
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John Hepburn Drummond
1767 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Charles Drummond
1795 - 1845
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John Hepburn Drummond
1802 - 1887
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Agnes Drummond
1800 - 1857
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Hepburn Drummond
1807 - 1907
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Thomas Drummond
1798 - 1828
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Euphemia Drummond
1806 - 1884
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Elizabeth Drummond
1809 - Unknown
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Janet Drummond
1797 - 1856
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Isibella Drummond
1804 - Unknown

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