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John Robertson

Birth8 March 1819 - Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland
Death18 April 1872 - 39 Brook St, Sunderland, Co Durham
MotherJanet Gilchrist
FatherAlexander Robertson

Born in Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland on 8 March 1819 to Alexander Robertson and Janet Gilchrist. John Robertson married Esther Ovington and had 9 children. He passed away on 18 April 1872 in 39 Brook St, Sunderland, Co Durham.

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Alexander Robertson
1792 - Unknown
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Janet Gilchrist
1798 - Unknown
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Esther Ovington
1822 - Unknown
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Margaret Chalmers
1825 - Unknown
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Alexander Robertson/robinson
1845 - 1888
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William Robinson
1859 - Unknown
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Janet Robinson
1853 - Unknown
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James Robertson
1857 - 1923
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Margaret Robertson
1849 - 1886
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Betsy Robinson
1850 - Unknown
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Mary Robson
1860 - Unknown
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Mary A Clark Robinson
1857 - Unknown
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John David Robinson
1856 - 1938

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