Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant
(1762-1819)
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Summary
Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant is a human[1]. She was born on October 22, 1762[2]. She died on June 19, 1819[3].
Key Facts
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant was born on October 22, 1762[2].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant died on June 19, 1819[3].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's father was Laurence Oliphant, 7th of Gask[4].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's mother was Margaret Robertson[5].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant was married to Alexander Stewart, 10th of Bonskeid[6].
- A child of Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant was Margaret Stewart[7].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant is recorded as female[8].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's instance of is recorded as human[9].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's family name is recorded as Oliphant[10].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's family name is recorded as Stewart[11].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's given name is recorded as Marjorie[12].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's sibling is recorded as Carolina Nairne[13].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's sibling is recorded as Laurence Oliphant, 8th of Gask[14].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's sibling is recorded as Charles Oliphant[15].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's sibling is recorded as Amelia Anne Sophia Oliphant[16].
- Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's sibling is recorded as Margaret Euphemia Janet Charlotte Amelia Oliphant[17].
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Origins and Family
Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant was born on October 22, 1762[2]. Her father was Laurence Oliphant, 7th of Gask[4]. Her mother was Margaret Robertson[5].
Personal Life
Among Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's spouses was Alexander Stewart, 10th of Bonskeid[6]. A child of her was Margaret Stewart[7].
Death and Burial
Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant died on June 19, 1819[3].
FAQs
Who were Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's parents?
Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's father was Laurence Oliphant, 7th of Gask[4]. Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's mother was Margaret Robertson[5].
Who was Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant married to?
Marjorie Ann Mary Oliphant's spouses include Alexander Stewart, 10th of Bonskeid[6].