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Mary Baxter

Birth1822 - Longtown, Cumberland
Death7 Nov 1896 - Greenock West, Renfrewshire, Scotland
MotherHelen Beattie
FatherDavid Baxter

Born in Longtown, Cumberland on 1822 to David Baxter and Helen Beattie. Mary Baxter married James McKELVIE and had 13 children. She passed away on 7 Nov 1896 in Greenock West, Renfrewshire, Scotland.

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Parents
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David Baxter
Unknown - Unknown
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Helen Beattie
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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James Mckelvie
1826 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Duncan Allan Mckelvie
1852 - 1927
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Mary Allan Mckelvie
1856 - 1896
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John Beattie Mckelvie
1854 - 1872
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Helen Baxter Mckelvie
1855 - 1875
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Jane Ann Mckelvie
1860 - 1877
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Janet Mckelvie
1856 - Unknown
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James Peter Mckelvie
1850 - 1873
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David Baxter Mckelvie
1847 - 1916
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Isabella Mckelvie
1863 - Unknown
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James Mckelvie
1853 - Unknown
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John Mckelvie
1861 - Unknown
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John Mckelvie
1855 - 1926
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Margaret Mckelvie
1850 - Unknown

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