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John Rae

Birth30 Nov 1655 - Little Govan, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Deathbef 15 Nov 1732 - Lanarkshire, Scotland
MotherJonet Finniestoun
FatherJohn RAE

Born in Little Govan, Lanarkshire, Scotland on 30 Nov 1655 to John RAE and Jonet Finniestoun. John Rae married Sarah A Dunlop and had 14 children. He passed away on bef 15 Nov 1732 in Lanarkshire, Scotland.

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Parents
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John Rae
1636 - Unknown
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Jonet Finniestoun
1621 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Sarah A Dunlop
1670 - 1730
Children Show all
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Fergus Rea
1700 - 1763
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John Rae
1700 - Unknown
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Robert Rae
1691 - 1754
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Elizabeth Rae
1690 - Unknown
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Agnes Rae
1692 - Unknown
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Jean Rae
1689 - Unknown
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Jean Rae
1689 - Unknown
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Lillias Rae
1694 - 1747
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Christian Rae
1696 - Unknown
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James Wray
1698 - Unknown
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Jean Rae
Unknown - Unknown
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Jesse Rae
1700 - Unknown
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Thomas Andrew Ray
1710 - 1777
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Christian Rae
1696 - Unknown

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