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Jeane Boyd

Birth17 May 1624 - Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland
Death1663 - Scotland
MotherLady Christian of Haddington Hamilton
FatherRobert Boyd

Born in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland on 17 May 1624 to Robert Boyd and Lady Christian of Haddington Hamilton. Jeane Boyd married Sir Alexander MORISON (5th Baron of Prestongrange) and had 10 children. She passed away on 1663 in Scotland.

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Parents
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Robert Boyd
1595 - 1678
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Lady Christian Of Haddington Hamilton
1590 - 1645
Spouse(s)
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Sir Alexander Morison (5Th Baron Of Prestongrange)
1616 - 1683
Children Show all
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Sir William Morrison (6Th Baron Of Prestongrange)
1660 - 1741
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Helen Morison
1637 - Unknown
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Catherine Moriesone
1635 - Unknown
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Thomas Morison
1659 - 1729
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Christiane Morisone
Unknown - Unknown
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James Morrison
1663 - 1730
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Margaret Morison
Unknown - Unknown
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Elizabeth Morison
1658 - Unknown
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Sir William Morison
1663 - 1739
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Thomas Coutts Morison
Unknown - 1863

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