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John McFarlane

BirthABT 1810 - Kilkenneth Tyree Scotland
Death28 Mar 1882 - Melbourne Benevolent Asylum, Hotham, Victoria, Australia
MotherJean Johnston
FatherAlexander McFarlane

Born in Kilkenneth Tyree Scotland on ABT 1810 to Alexander McFarlane and Jean Johnston. John McFarlane married Flora Cameron and had 8 children. He passed away on 28 Mar 1882 in Melbourne Benevolent Asylum, Hotham, Victoria, Australia.

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Alexander Mcfarlane
1765 - 1852
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Jean Johnston
1775 - 1814
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Flora Cameron
1810 - Unknown
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Margaret Leishman
1815 - Unknown
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Donald Cameron Mcfarlane
1837 - 1923
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John Mcfarlane
1839 - Unknown
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Catharine Mcfarlane
1835 - Unknown
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Grizzle Mcfarlane
1843 - Unknown
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Neil Mcfarlane
1832 - Unknown
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Mary Mcfarlane
1834 - Unknown
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Donald Mcfarlane
1850 - Unknown
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Isabella Mcfarlane
1847 - Unknown

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