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James Law of Bruton 1591–1641 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 09 May 1591
Birth Location: Dysart, Fife, Scotland
Death Date: 11 Feb 1641
Death Location: Brunton, Fife, Scotland
Father: REV. Glasgow
Mother: *Dame Boswell
Spouse(s): Agnes Durrie
Children(s): Alexander Law
In 1591, James Law of Bruton entered the world in Dysart, Fife, Scotland, born to Rev Dr James William Law Archbishop Of Glasgow And Dame Grissel Boswell. James Law of Bruton married Agnes Durrie, and had children including Alexander Law. James Law of Bruton passed away in 1641 in Brunton, Fife, Scotland.
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Biography
- In 1591, James Law of Bruton entered the world in Dysart, Fife, Scotland, born to Rev Dr James William Law Archbishop Of Glasgow And Dame Grissel Boswell.
- James Law of Bruton married Agnes Durrie, and had children including Alexander Law.
- James Law of Bruton passed away in 1641 in Brunton, Fife, Scotland.
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James Bruton's Descendants
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1. Alexander Law 1610– m. Cristian Williamson 1610–
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1. William LAW 1627– m. Margaret Meldrum 1629–
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1. William Law 1651– m. Chrystine Whyte 1645–
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1. Agnes (Foster) (Law) 1670– m. John Reid 1670–
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James Bruton's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 09 May 1591
Event Place: Dysart, Fife, Scotland
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 11 Feb 1641
Event Place: Brunton, Fife, Scotland