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Margaret Bethune

Birth1548 - Balfour, Fife, Scotland
Death26 Jun 1646 - Perth, Lanarkshire, Scotland
MotherAgnes Anstruther
FatherAlexander 1st of Hospitalfield and Carsgownie Bethune

Born in Balfour, Fife, Scotland on 1548 to Alexander 1st of Hospitalfield and Carsgownie Bethune and Agnes Anstruther. Margaret Bethune married Rev John Row and had 11 children. She passed away on 26 Jun 1646 in Perth, Lanarkshire, Scotland.

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Parents
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Alexander 1St Of Hospitalfield And Carsgownie Bethune
1525 - 1575
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Agnes Anstruther
1526 - 1582
Spouse(s)
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Rev John Row
1525 - 1580
Children Show all
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(K) Catherine Row Rigg
1570 - 1615
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Rev. John Row
1568 - 1646
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James Row
1562 - 1614
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Marie Row
1564 - Unknown
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Patrick Row
1574 - Unknown
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Oliver Row
1566 - 1575
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Archibald Row
1571 - 1641
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Robert Row
1570 - Unknown
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Colin Row
1576 - Unknown
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William Row
1563 - 1634
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Henry Row
1579 - Unknown

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