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John Farquharson

Birth19th April 1832 - St Nicholas, Aberdeen
Death20th July 1901 - 65, Jasmine Terrace, St. Nicholas, Aberdeen
MotherMargaret Foster
FatherPeter Farquharson

Born in St Nicholas, Aberdeen on 19th April 1832 to Peter Farquharson and Margaret Foster. John Farquharson married Barbara Beattie and had 8 children. He passed away on 20th July 1901 in 65, Jasmine Terrace, St. Nicholas, Aberdeen.

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Peter Farquharson
1810 - 1843
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Margaret Foster
1812 - Unknown
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Barbara Beattie
1839 - Unknown
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Jessie Mackenzie
Unknown - Unknown
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Jane Ann Farquharson
1870 - 1924
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George Beattie Farquharson
1864 - Unknown
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Barbara Farquharson
1875 - Unknown
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Maggie Farquharson
1882 - Unknown
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John Farquharson
1867 - Unknown
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Margaret Farquharson
1861 - Unknown
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Peter Farquharson
1866 - 1893
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Agnes Allan Farquharson
1849 - Unknown

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