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John McWilliam

Birthabout 1777 - Campbeltown Parish, Argyll, Scotland
Death15 Oct 1840 - Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada
MotherAgnes McMillan
FatherAlexander McWilliam / Williamson

Born in Campbeltown Parish, Argyll, Scotland on about 1777 to Alexander McWilliam / Williamson and Agnes McMillan. John McWilliam married Mary Mcwilliam and had 9 children. He passed away on 15 Oct 1840 in Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Parents
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Alexander Mcwilliam / Williamson
1738 - 1813
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Agnes Mcmillan
1750 - Unknown
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Mary Mcwilliam
1772 - Unknown
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Allen Ferguson Mclean
1809 - 1839
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Katherine Mcwilliams
1804 - 1850
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Alexander #1 Mcwilliam
1802 - 1805
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Donald Mcwilliam
1800 - Unknown
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Ann / Anne Mcwilliam
1798 - Unknown
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Janet Mcwilliam
1811 - Unknown
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Alexander Mcwilliam
1812 - 1870
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Jean Mcwilliam
1808 - Unknown
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Ann Mcwilliam
1817 - Unknown

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