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David Douglas 1515–1557 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1515
Birth Location: Pittendriech,Lasswade,Midlothian,Scotland
Death Date: 1557
Death Location: Cockburnspath,,Berwickshire,Scotland
Father: George Douglas
Mother: Elizabeth Douglas
Spouse(s): Margaret Hamilton
Children(s): Elizabeth Douglas
The story of David Douglas began in 1515 in Pittendriech,Lasswade,Midlothian,Scotland. David Douglas married Margaret Hamilton, and had children including Elizabeth Douglas. David Douglas passed away in 1557 in Cockburnspath,,Berwickshire,Scotland.
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Biography
- The story of David Douglas began in 1515 in Pittendriech,Lasswade,Midlothian,Scotland.
- David Douglas married Margaret Hamilton, and had children including Elizabeth Douglas.
- David Douglas passed away in 1557 in Cockburnspath,,Berwickshire,Scotland.
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David Douglas's Ancestors
David Douglas's Descendants
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1. Elizabeth Douglas 1555–1637 m. John Maxwell 1553–1593
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1. Elizabeth Maxwell 1579–1639 m. John Maxwell 1580–1631
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1. John Maxwell 1605–1677 m. Lucy Douglas 1602–1699
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1. Mary Maxwell 1634–1680 m. James Alexander 1634–1704
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David Douglas's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1515
Event Place: Pittendriech,Lasswade,Midlothian,Scotland
Record Source: OneWorldTree
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 1557
Event Place: Cockburnspath,,Berwickshire,Scotland
Record Source: OneWorldTree