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Peter Grant

BirthJuly 23, 1749 - Corrimony, Urquhart, Scotland
Death1791 - East River, Pictou Co., Nova Scotia, Canada
MotherJean Ogilvie
FatherAlexander Grant, 6th of Corrimony

Born in Corrimony, Urquhart, Scotland on July 23, 1749 to Alexander Grant, 6th of Corrimony and Jean Ogilvie. Peter Grant married Janet Macintosh and had 11 children. He passed away on 1791 in East River, Pictou Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Parents
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Alexander Grant, 6Th Of Corrimony
1717 - 1797
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Jean Ogilvie
1716 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Janet Macintosh
1750 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Christy (Christian) G. Grant
1778 - 1879
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Janet Grant
1785 - Unknown
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Catherine Grant
1775 - Unknown
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Josiah Grant
1814 - 1886
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Margaret Grant
1794 - 1866
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William Grant
1776 - 1812
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Jessie Grant
1775 - Unknown
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Alexander Grant
Unknown - Unknown
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Janet Mcdonald
1833 - Unknown
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Catherine Grant
Unknown - Unknown
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Peter Grant
1792 - 1854

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