Richard Davidson

Birth13 Jul 1830 - Roxburgh, Roxburghshire, Scotland

Death15 Apr 1914 - LaPrairie Township, Marshall County, Illinois

MotherMargaret Pringle

FatherJames (son of Richard, Janet Turnbull, twin of Richard, marr Margaret Pringle) Davidson

Born in Roxburgh, Roxburghshire, Scotland on 13 Jul 1830 to James (son of Richard, Janet Turnbull, twin of Richard, marr Margaret Pringle) Davidson and Margaret Pringle. Richard Davidson married Mary Scott and had 7 children. He passed away on 15 Apr 1914 in LaPrairie Township, Marshall County, Illinois.

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Parents

James (Son Of Richard, Janet Turnbull, Twin Of Richard, Marr Margaret Pringle) Davidson
1797 - 1880

Margaret Pringle
1801 - 1884

Spouse(s)

Mary Scott
1827 - 1904

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Mary Scott Davidson
1871 - 1965

John W (Son Of Richard, Mary) Davidson
1861 - 1940

William Henry Davidson
1864 - 1942

James A. Davidson
1857 - 1948

Thomas Scott Davidson
1859 - 1952

Richard Walter Davidson
1866 - 1867

Richard R. Davidson
1869 - Unknown

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