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Marion MacPhail

Birth1828 - Dunsgealair, n. Uist, Scotland
Death1911 - Not Available
MotherBella (Isobel) MacDonald
FatherJohn MacPhail

Born in Dunsgealair, n. Uist, Scotland on 1828 to John MacPhail and Bella (Isobel) MacDonald. Marion MacPhail married Ranald MacLean and had 15 children. She passed away on 1911.

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Parents
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John Macphail
1795 - 1888
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Bella (Isobel) Macdonald
1810 - 1901
Spouse(s)
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Ranald Maclean
1817 - 1900
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Archibald Maclean
1859 - 1958
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Catherine Maclean
1857 - 1891
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Mary Ann Maclean
1869 - 1949
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Mary Maclean
1857 - Unknown
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Catherine Maclean
1866 - Unknown
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Isabella Maclean
1853 - 1897
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Marion Maclean
1868 - Unknown
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Annie Mclean
1864 - Unknown
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Kirsty Maclean
1861 - 1865
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John Maclean
1863 - Unknown
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Ann Mclean
Unknown - 1841
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Mary Macdonald
1869 - Unknown
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Donald Maclean
1859 - Unknown
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Archd Maclean
1856 - Unknown
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Flora Mclean
1863 - 1871

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