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William McRae

Birth1842 - Whitehills, Banffshire, Scotland
Death30 AUG 1915 - Royal Melbourne Hospital, Parkville, Victoria, Australia
MotherMary Ross
FatherJames Mccraw

Born in Whitehills, Banffshire, Scotland on 1842 to James Mccraw and Mary Ross. William McRae married Clara Catherine Farmer and had 12 children. He passed away on 30 AUG 1915 in Royal Melbourne Hospital, Parkville, Victoria, Australia.

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Parents
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James Mccraw
1828 - 1886
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Mary Ross
1820 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Clara Catherine Farmer
1858 - 1935
Children Show all
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Jessie Louisa Mcrae
1893 - 1894
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Ethel May Mcrae
1886 - 1956
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Oswald Mcrae
1888 - 1963
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Ernest William Mcrae
1890 - 1956
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Jessie Mcrae
1881 - 1882
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Alexander Mcrae
1892 - 1973
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Lucy Mcrae
1882 - 1943
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Margaret Mcrae
1880 - 1969
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Emily Mary Mcrae
1878 - 1949
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Edith Clara Mcrae
1896 - 1944
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Annie Mcrae
1884 - 1957
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William James Mcrae
1887 - 1888

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