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John Newbigging

Birth21 Nov 1776 - Grange Farm, Pettinain, South Lanarkshire, Scotland
Death29 Feb 1860 - Duisker, Kilmeny Parish, Islay, Argyllshire, Scotland
MotherAnn Prentice
FatherWilliam Newbigging

Born in Grange Farm, Pettinain, South Lanarkshire, Scotland on 21 Nov 1776 to William Newbigging and Ann Prentice. John Newbigging married Helen Logan and had 9 children. He passed away on 29 Feb 1860 in Duisker, Kilmeny Parish, Islay, Argyllshire, Scotland.

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William Newbigging
1744 - 1810
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Ann Prentice
1749 - 1824
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Helen Logan
1782 - 1855
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Thomas Newbigging
1816 - 1880
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Jane Newbigging
1806 - 1899
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John Newbigging
1814 - 1872
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Anne Newbigging
1823 - Unknown
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Helen Newbigging
1802 - 1892
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Euphemia Newbigging
1825 - Unknown
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William Newbigging
1808 - Unknown
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Janet Newbigging
1811 - 1891
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James Newbigging
1818 - Unknown

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