Murdo Morrison

Birth10 Jan 1868 - Kyles Stockinish, Inverness-shire, Scotland, United Kingdom

Death19 July 1921 - Kyles Stockinish, Inverness-shire, Scotland, United Kingdom

MotherEuphemia (Iain Chiorstag Aonghais) Cunningham

FatherJohn Morrison

Born in Kyles Stockinish, Inverness-shire, Scotland, United Kingdom on 10 Jan 1868 to John Morrison and Euphemia (Iain Chiorstag Aonghais) Cunningham. Murdo Morrison married Rachel Macdonald and had 9 children. He passed away on 19 July 1921 in Kyles Stockinish, Inverness-shire, Scotland, United Kingdom.

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Parents

John Morrison
1829 - 1913

Euphemia (Iain Chiorstag Aonghais) Cunningham
1843 - 1893

Spouse(s)

Rachel Macdonald
1871 - 1963

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Norman Morrison
1897 - 1992

Julia Morrison
1903 - 1987

Effy (Effie) Morrison
1895 - 1993

Finlay Morrison
1899 - 1918

Donald John Morrison
1911 - 1928

Catherine Morrison
1908 - 1995

Marion (Morag) Morrison
1906 - 1983

Johanna Morrison
1914 - 2015

Angus Morrison
1901 - 1984

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