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Thomas Porteous

Birth24 JAN 1802 - Wiston & Robertson Lanark Scotland
DeathBEF 1881 - Wiston & Robertson Lanark Scotland
MotherHellen Swan
FatherDavid Porteous

Born in Wiston & Robertson Lanark Scotland on 24 JAN 1802 to David Porteous and Hellen Swan. Thomas Porteous married Sarah Stevenson and had 5 children. He passed away on BEF 1881 in Wiston & Robertson Lanark Scotland.

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David Porteous
1778 - 1876
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Hellen Swan
1775 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Stevenson
1808 - 1861
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Sarah Stevenson
1808 - Unknown
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Sarah Stevenson
1809 - Unknown
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David Porteous
1828 - Unknown
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David Porteous
1825 - 1886
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Nathaniel Porteous
1831 - 1877
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Helen Porteous
1837 - Unknown
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Jane Porteous
1833 - Unknown

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