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Family: Alexander Calder / Susan Findlater (F1087)

m. 6 Dec 1830


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James Kedder
Male
Betty Neilson
Female (1761-1833)
 
 
Jean Calder
Female (1790- )
Elizabeth Calder
Female (1797-1885)
James Calder
Male (1799- )
Thomas Calder
Male (1802-1850)
George Findlater
Male
Agnes Gardner
Female
 
 
John Findlater
Male
Alexander Calder
Male (1795-1850)
Susan Findlater
Female (1808-1868)
James CalderJames Calder
Male (1831- )
Agnes Calder
Female (1833- )
Elizabeth Calder
Female (1835-1904)
John Calder
Male (1837- )
George Calder
Male (1839-1885)
Alexander Calder
Male (1842-1865)
John CalderJohn Calder
Male (1845-1915)
Jane Calder
Female (1848-1858)
Grace Forrest Calder
Female (1850- )
William Calder
Male (1852- )

Many thanks to all who have contributed names, dates, photographs and stories. Corrections are always welcome. Our research is ongoing and the validity of the information presented should be judged by the quality of our sources.

Our study includes our ancestors and their descendants (our cousins) and our cousins' spouses and their parents. The parents of our cousins' spouses will show as "A descendant is related to Susan or Barry" and their other children will not be included unless they are connected to our family.


Last Updated
March 4, 2024

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