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ROBERT WHYTT

Birth6 SEP 1714 - Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Death15 Apr 1766 - Scotland
MotherJean Murray
FatherRobert Whyte 3rd Baron of Bennochy

Born in Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland on 6 SEP 1714 to Robert Whyte 3rd Baron of Bennochy and Jean Murray. ROBERT WHYTT married Louisa Balfour and had 12 children. He passed away on 15 Apr 1766 in Scotland.

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Parents
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Robert Whyte 3Rd Baron Of Bennochy
1683 - 1714
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Jean Murray
1686 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Louisa Balfour
1718 - 1764
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Louisa Balfour
Unknown - Unknown
Children Show all
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Jean Whytt
1743 - 1833
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John Whyte Melville
1755 - 1813
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Martha (Patsy) Whyte
1758 - 1835
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Louisa Whyte (Or Whytt)
1748 - 1813
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Robert Whyte Melville
1749 - 1766
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James Whyte
1745 - 1750
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John Whyte
1745 - Unknown
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Charles White
1760 - 1765
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George White
1747 - 1748
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Henry Whyte
1761 - 1762
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Helen Whyte
1756 - 1761
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Robert Whyte
1744 - 1749

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