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John Forbes

Birth1665 - Skellater, Strathdon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Death8 NOV 1716 - Carlisle, Cumberland, England
MotherAgnes Mackintosh
FatherWilliam Forbes, 5th Laird of Newe

Born in Skellater, Strathdon, Aberdeenshire, Scotland on 1665 to William Forbes, 5th Laird of Newe and Agnes Mackintosh. John Forbes married Elspet Shaw and had 11 children. He passed away on 8 NOV 1716 in Carlisle, Cumberland, England.

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Parents
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William Forbes, 5Th Laird Of Newe
1622 - 1698
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Agnes Mackintosh
1625 - 1665
Spouse(s)
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Elspet Shaw
1665 - 1709
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Margaret Alexander
1690 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Alexander Forbes
1709 - 1787
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Christian Forbes
1693 - 1782
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Charles Forbes
1712 - 1758
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John Forbes
1694 - Unknown
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John Forbes
1687 - 1696
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Isobel Forbes
1696 - Unknown
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Farquhar Forbes
1697 - Unknown
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Thomas Forbes
1686 - 1696
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Anna Forbes
Unknown - Unknown
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James Forbes
1700 - Unknown
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Kenneth Forbes
1690 - Unknown

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