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Euphemia ( Euphame MacClzean) MacLean (Burned for being a Witch) . Scottish. 13th GGM 1525–1591 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: Abt. 1525

Birth Location: Fife, Scotland

Death Date: 25 June 1591

Death Location: Burned Alive on Castle Hill, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland

Father: Thomas Cliftonhall

Mother: Elizabeth Galbraith

Spouse(s): Duncan MacIntyre

Children(s): Malcolm MacIntyre

Euphemia ( Euphame MacClzean) MacLean (Burned for being a Witch) . Scottish. 13th GGM was born in 1525 in Fife, Scotland, the child of Thomas Maclean Of Cliftonhall And Elizabeth Galbraith. Euphemia ( Euphame MacClzean) MacLean (Burned for being a Witch) . Scottish. 13th GGM married Duncan Macintyre, and had children including Malcolm Macintyre. Euphemia ( Euphame MacClzean) MacLean (Burned for being a Witch) . Scottish. 13th GGM passed away in 1591 in Burned Alive on Castle Hill, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.

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Biography

  • Euphemia ( Euphame MacClzean) MacLean (Burned for being a Witch) . Scottish. 13th GGM was born in 1525 in Fife, Scotland, the child of Thomas Maclean Of Cliftonhall And Elizabeth Galbraith.
  • Euphemia ( Euphame MacClzean) MacLean (Burned for being a Witch) . Scottish. 13th GGM married Duncan Macintyre, and had children including Malcolm Macintyre.
  • Euphemia ( Euphame MacClzean) MacLean (Burned for being a Witch) . Scottish. 13th GGM passed away in 1591 in Burned Alive on Castle Hill, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland.

Immediate Family

Parents

Thomas Cliftonhall
1500–1582
Birth Location: Inverness-shire, Scotland
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Elizabeth Galbraith
1500–
Birth Location: –
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Spouses(s)

Duncan MacIntyre
1521–1570
Birth Location: Glen Noe Argyllshire Scotland
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Children(s)

Malcolm MacIntyre
1540–1584
Birth Location: Glenoe, Argyle, Argyllshire, Scotland
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Euphemia GGM's Ancestors

Self
Euphemia GGM
1525–1591
Birth Place: Fife, Scotland
Parents
Thomas MacLean of Cliftonhall
1500–1582
Inverness-shire, Scotland
Elizabeth Galbraith
1500–
Grandparents
John ("Iain Mor" MacLean 2nd Laird of) Boreray
1480–
Ardgour, Argyll, Scotland
Margaret Burns
1478–1530
Aberdeen, Scotland
Great-Grandparents
Neil Boreray
1443–
Fiona O'Beolan
1460–1490
2nd-Great-Grandparents
Donald Ardgour
1421–1463
Evere Cameron
1415–

Euphemia GGM's Descendants

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Euphemia (( Euphame MacClzean) MacLean (Burned for being a Witch) . Scottish. 13th) GGM (Abt. 1525–25 June 1591) m. Duncan MacIntyre (abt. 1521–1570)
  1. 1. Malcolm MacIntyre 1540–1584 m. Janet Campbell 1545–1625
    1. 1. Murdoche McIntire 1578–1641 m. Margaret Mckinny 1595–
      1. 1. Malcolm McIntyre 1608–1655 m. Farala (Frances) McKinley 1611–1730
        1. 1. John (Philip) McIntire 1630–1719 m. Mary Nichols 1644–1717

Euphemia GGM's Timeline

3 Records

1525
Abt. 1525
Birth of Euphemia ( Euphame MacClzean) MacLean (Burned for being a Witch) . Scottish. 13th GGM in Fife, Scotland
Fife, Scotland
1591
25 June 1591
Age 66
Death of Euphemia ( Euphame MacClzean) MacLean (Burned for being a Witch) . Scottish. 13th GGM in Burned, Alive, on, Castle, Hill, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Burned, Alive, on, Castle, Hill, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
1591
25 June 1591
Age 66
Death of Euphemia ( Euphame MacClzean) MacLean (Burned for being a Witch) . Scottish. 13th GGM in Burned Alive on Castle Hill, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Burned Alive on Castle Hill, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: Abt. 1525
    Event Place: Fife, Scotland

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 25 June 1591
    Event Place: Burned, Alive, on, Castle, Hill, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland

    Genealogy Event 3
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 25 June 1591
    Event Place: Burned Alive on Castle Hill, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
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