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Thomas Calder

Birth6 Apr 1802 - Cambusnethan, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Deathbef 1851 - Not Available
MotherBetsy Neilson
FatherJohn Kedder Calder

Born in Cambusnethan, Lanarkshire, Scotland on 6 Apr 1802 to John Kedder Calder and Betsy Neilson. Thomas Calder married Elizabeth Paton and had 10 children. He passed away on bef 1851.

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Parents
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John Kedder Calder
1753 - 1814
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Betsy Neilson
1761 - 1833
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Elizabeth Paton
1806 - 1851
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Coventry Calder
1838 - 1882
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William Calder
1833 - Unknown
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Alexander Calder
1829 - 1881
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Isabella Calder
1847 - 1903
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Mary Calder
1837 - 1903
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George Calder
1841 - 1841
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Elizabeth Neilson Calder
1842 - Unknown
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Thomas Calder
1831 - Unknown
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James Calder
1827 - Unknown
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John Calder
1833 - 1898

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