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William Cramb

Birth26 Apr 1829 - Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Death21 Feb 1879 - Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
MotherSarah Galloway Swan
FatherJohn Cramb

Born in Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland on 26 Apr 1829 to John Cramb and Sarah Galloway Swan. William Cramb married Mary Turner Mcleod and had 12 children. He passed away on 21 Feb 1879 in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia.

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Parents
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John Cramb
1798 - 1857
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Sarah Galloway Swan
1798 - 1854
Spouse(s)
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Mary Turner Mcleod
1827 - 1862
Children Show all
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Neil Mcleod Cramb
1858 - 1933
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Christina Turner Cramb
1856 - 1942
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Catherine Foote Cramb
1874 - 1948
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Francis Joseph Adam Cramb
1872 - 1925
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Dougal Mcfarlane Cramb
1866 - 1926
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John Cramb
1868 - 1933
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Sarah Galloway Swan Cramb
1865 - 1932
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William Jnr Cramb
1864 - 1928
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Violet Elizabeth Cramb
1876 - 1949
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John Cramb
1861 - 1861
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Sarah Galloway Swan Cramb
1854 - 1855
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Jessie Smail Cramb
1863 - 1928

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