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John Morton

Birth1783 - Strathaven, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Death1830 - Not Available
MotherJanet Marshall
FatherThomas Morton

Born in Strathaven, Lanarkshire, Scotland on 1783 to Thomas Morton and Janet Marshall. John Morton married Janet Struthers and had 14 children. He passed away on 1830.

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Parents
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Thomas Morton
1760 - 1812
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Janet Marshall
1755 - 1812
Spouse(s)
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Janet Struthers
Unknown - Unknown
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Janet Grindlay
1790 - 1858
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Christina Wood
1788 - 1832
Children Show all
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Janet Morton
1810 - Unknown
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William Morton
1824 - 1845
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Andrew Morton
1809 - Unknown
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James Morton
1811 - 1918
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John Morton
1819 - 1889
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Agnes Oman
1814 - 1895
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Elisabeth Morton
1812 - Unknown
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Robert Morton
1821 - Unknown
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James Morton
1818 - 1863
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Robert Morton
1816 - Unknown
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James Morton
1818 - Unknown
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John Robert Morton
1816 - Unknown
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Robert Morton
1821 - 1872
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Robert Martin
1821 - 1901

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