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Sign up freeMargaret Thomson 1610 – 1633 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 1610
Birth Location: Glasgow,,Lanarkshire,Scotland
Death Date: 1633
Death Location: Glasgow,,Lanarkshire,Scotland
Father: Richard Thompson
Mother: Mary None
Spouse(s): John Wallace
Children(s): Matthew Wallace
Margaret Thomson was born in 1610 in Glasgow,,Lanarkshire,Scotland, the child of Richard Thompson and Mary. Margaret Thomson married John Wallace, and had children including Matthew Wallace. Margaret Thomson passed away in 1633 in Glasgow,,Lanarkshire,Scotland.
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Biography
- Margaret Thomson was born in 1610 in Glasgow,,Lanarkshire,Scotland, the child of Richard Thompson and Mary.
- Margaret Thomson married John Wallace, and had children including Matthew Wallace.
- Margaret Thomson passed away in 1633 in Glasgow,,Lanarkshire,Scotland.
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Margaret Thomson's Descendants
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1. Matthew Wallace (1640 – 1714) m. Elizabeth Alexander (1650 – 1692)
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1. Jane Wallace (1676 – 1698) m. McKnitt
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1. Jane McKnitt (1698 – 1726) m. Andrew Alexander (1697 – 1782)
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1. Benjamin Alexander (1725 – 1807) m. Susan Polk (1734 – 1813)
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 1610
Event Place: Glasgow,,Lanarkshire,Scotland
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 1633
Event Place: Glasgow,,Lanarkshire,Scotland