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Robert Cramb

Birth6 June 1793 - Kinclaven, Scotland, United Kingdom
Death24 August 1878 - St Cuthberts Poor House Edinburgh, Scotland
MotherJean Williamson
FatherAndrew Cram

Born in Kinclaven, Scotland, United Kingdom on 6 June 1793 to Andrew Cram and Jean Williamson. Robert Cramb married Elizabeth Scotland and had 12 children. He passed away on 24 August 1878 in St Cuthberts Poor House Edinburgh, Scotland.

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Parents
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Andrew Cram
1751 - Unknown
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Jean Williamson
1751 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Scotland
1798 - Unknown
Children Show all
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George Gardner Cramb
1828 - 1900
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Mary Dexy Cromb
1820 - Unknown
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Hugh Cramb
1825 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Cramb
1827 - 1888
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Andrew Cromb
1822 - Unknown
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Robert Cramb
1843 - Unknown
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Isabella Fraser Cramb
1839 - Unknown
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Annie Cramb Cook
1830 - Unknown
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James Cromb
1824 - Unknown
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Jean Cromb
1819 - Unknown
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Margaret Masterton
1841 - Unknown
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Jemima Law Cramb
1831 - 1875

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