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Walter Bethune

Birth1490 - Balfour, Fife, Scotland
Death1551 - Scotland
MotherElisabeth Moneypenny
FatherSir John 7th Laird of Balfour Bethune

Born in Balfour, Fife, Scotland on 1490 to Sir John 7th Laird of Balfour Bethune and Elisabeth Moneypenny. Walter Bethune married Marion Mariota Ogilvy and had 8 children. He passed away on 1551 in Scotland.

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Parents
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Sir John 7Th Laird Of Balfour Bethune
1461 - 1532
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Elisabeth Moneypenny
1475 - 1541
Spouse(s)
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Marion Mariota Ogilvy
1497 - 1575
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Elizabeth Hay
1501 - 1538
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Elizabeth Stewart
1505 - 1578
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Margaret Beaton
1530 - 1574
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John 8Th Lord Of Balfour Bethune
1535 - 1575
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Christian Bethune
1547 - Unknown
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Mary Agnes Bethune
1540 - 1600
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Isobel De Balfour Bethune
1521 - 1542
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Janet Bethune
1529 - 1579
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Catherine Bethune
1541 - Unknown
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Andrew Bethune
1530 - Unknown

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