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John Gordon shand

Birthabt 1845 - St Anthy, Aberdeenshire
Death26 January 1895 - 6 Belhaven Terrace Edinburgh
MotherElizabeth Labon
FatherAlexander Shand

Born in St Anthy, Aberdeenshire on abt 1845 to Alexander Shand and Elizabeth Labon. John Gordon shand married Margaret Walker Smith and had 9 children. He passed away on 26 January 1895 in 6 Belhaven Terrace Edinburgh.

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Parents
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Alexander Shand
1811 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Labon
1814 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Walker Smith
1844 - 1908
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Margaret Elder
1845 - 1916
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Alexander Shand
1871 - 1961
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Robert Shand
1885 - 1893
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Margaret Mellis Shand
1873 - 1953
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John Smith Shand
1875 - 1946
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Jessie Smith Shand
1886 - Unknown
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James S Shand
1878 - Unknown
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Alexander Shand
1881 - 1958
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Elizabeth Shand
1881 - 1883
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James Leslie Shand
1878 - 1950

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