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Mary Chamney

Birth20 Jan 1780 - Ireland
Death21 Nov 1866 - Shillelagh, Ireland
MotherMary Geoghegan
FatherLt.Thomas ( this is our Gifford and Symes family line hence the photo and notes) Chamney

Born in Ireland on 20 Jan 1780 to Lt.Thomas ( this is our Gifford and Symes family line hence the photo and notes) Chamney and Mary Geoghegan. Mary Chamney married Francis Henry Morton and had 11 children. She passed away on 21 Nov 1866 in Shillelagh, Ireland.

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Parents
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Lt.thomas ( This Is Our Gifford And Symes Family Line Hence The Photo And Notes) Chamney
1754 - 1808
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Mary Geoghegan
1753 - 1839
Spouse(s)
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Francis Henry Morton
1774 - 1844
Children Show all
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Anne Morton
1808 - 1872
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Ellen Morton
1805 - 1848
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Charlotte Morton
1822 - 1916
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Kitty Morton
1818 - 1898
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Jane ( This Is " Aunt Jane" In Henrietta's Gleanings) Morton
1814 - 1892
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Sophia (Married Nicholas Gifford 1838) Morton
1812 - 1894
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Harry Morton
1816 - 1848
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Mary Morton
1804 - Unknown
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Dr George Morton
1807 - 1851
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Bessie ( Elizabeth) Morton
1820 - Unknown
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Graves Morton
1824 - 1825

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