Anne Morison
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Anne Morison
Summary
Anne Morison is a human[1]. She died on January 23, 1781[2].
Key Facts
- Anne Morison died on January 23, 1781[2].
- Anne Morison's father was James Morison of Elsick[3].
- Anne Morison's mother was Isobel Dyce[4].
- Among Anne Morison's spouses was John Farquhar[5].
- Among Anne Morison's spouses was Alexander Mearns[6].
- A child of Anne Morison was Robert Farquhar[7].
- A child of Anne Morison was James Farquhar[8].
- A child of Anne Morison was John Farquhar[9].
- A child of Anne Morison was Duncan Mearns[10].
- A child of Anne Morison was Isabella Ann Mearns[11].
- Anne Morison is recorded as female[12].
- Anne Morison's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Anne Morison's family name is recorded as Morison[14].
- Anne Morison's given name is recorded as Anne[15].
Body
Origins and Family
Anne Morison's father was James Morison of Elsick[3]. Her mother was Isobel Dyce[4].
Personal Life
Spouses include John Farquhar[5], 1732–1768[16] and Alexander Mearns[6], 1742–1820[17]. Children include Robert Farquhar[7]; James Farquhar[8]; John Farquhar[9]; Duncan Mearns[10], a Christian minister[18], 1779–1852[19], of Kingdom of Great Britain[20]; and Isabella Ann Mearns[11].
Death and Burial
Anne Morison died on January 23, 1781[2].
FAQs
Who were Anne Morison's parents?
Anne Morison's father was James Morison of Elsick[3]. Anne Morison's mother was Isobel Dyce[4].
Who was Anne Morison married to?
Anne Morison's spouses include John Farquhar[5] and Alexander Mearns[6].