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Mary Inglis

Birthabt 1832 - Loudoun, AYR
Death30.05.1898 - Loudoun, Ayrshire
MotherJanet Brown
FatherAnthony Inglis/Ingles

Born in Loudoun, AYR on abt 1832 to Anthony Inglis/Ingles and Janet Brown. Mary Inglis married John Morton and had 11 children. She passed away on 30.05.1898 in Loudoun, Ayrshire.

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Parents
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Anthony Inglis/ingles
1804 - 1856
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Janet Brown
1804 - 1845
Spouse(s)
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John Morton
1831 - 1896
Children Show all
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Hugh Morton
1866 - 1949
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William Robertson Morton
1871 - Unknown
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James Morton
1869 - Unknown
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Jessie Morton
1853 - 1938
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John Morton
1860 - 1919
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Marjory Morton
1861 - 1941
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Anthony Morton
1863 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Morton
1865 - 1926
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Mary Morton
1855 - 1857
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Charles Morton
1873 - 1881
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Mary Morton
1858 - 1942

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