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MARK WHITELAW

Birth18 November, 1825 - Westfield, Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland
Death14 December, 1892 - Aberlady East Lothian
MotherMARY CHARLES GORDON
FatherAndrew Whitelaw

Born in Westfield, Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland on 18 November, 1825 to Andrew Whitelaw and MARY CHARLES GORDON. MARK WHITELAW had 9 children. He passed away on 14 December, 1892 in Aberlady East Lothian.

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Parents
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Andrew Whitelaw
1801 - 1860
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Mary Charles Gordon
1798 - 1859
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Joanna Renton Whitelaw
1861 - 1925
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Henry Renton Whitelaw
1867 - 1942
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Mary Martina Whitelaw
1869 - Unknown
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James Donald Whitelaw
1863 - Unknown
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Andrew Whitelaw
1854 - 1926
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Jessie Whitelaw
1876 - Unknown
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John Whitelaw
1855 - Unknown
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William Whitelaw
1857 - Unknown
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Thomas Whitelaw
1859 - Unknown

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