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Murdo Morrison

Birth17 Feb 1816 - Lochs, Ross
Death1897 - 4 Gravir, Lochs, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland
MotherMargaret MACLEOD
FatherKenneth MORRISON

Born in Lochs, Ross on 17 Feb 1816 to Kenneth MORRISON and Margaret MACLEOD. Murdo Morrison married Christina McRitchie and had 13 children. He passed away on 1897 in 4 Gravir, Lochs, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland.

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Kenneth Morrison
1786 - 1863
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Margaret Macleod
1791 - Unknown
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Christina Mcritchie
1821 - Unknown
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Christina Murray
1846 - Unknown
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Henrietta Morrison
1859 - 1882
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Ann Morrison
1849 - Unknown
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Anna Morrison
Unknown - Unknown
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Isabella Morrison
1853 - Unknown
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Christina Morrison
1839 - Unknown
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Donald Morrison
1876 - 1919
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Angus Morrison
1855 - Unknown
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Catherine Morrison
1872 - 1893
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Henry Morrison
1859 - Unknown
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John Morrison
1850 - Unknown
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Mary Morrison
1868 - 1931
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Christina Morrison
1846 - Unknown
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Catherine Morrison
1843 - 1913

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