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HUSBAND
         Name: David CuthbertsonMale Note
         Born: 18201820-1-1 at Kilmarnock, Ayr, ScotlandKilmarnock, Ayr, Scotland [2]
      Married: 21 Mar 18411841-3-21 at Glasgow, Lanark, ScotlandGlasgow, Lanark, Scotland
         Died: 

WIFE
         Name: Catherine Robertson
         Born: 28 Mar 1820 at Dumbarton, Dumbarton, Scotland [6]
         Died: 
       Father: James Robertson
       Mother: Margaret Dunn

CHILDREN
         Name: Margaret Cuthbertson
         Born: 2 May 1841 at Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
         Died: 


         Name: Thomas Cuthbertson
         Born: 4 Mar 1843 at Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
         Died: 


         Name: Catherine Anne Cuthbertson
         Born: 20 Apr 1845 at Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
         Died: 


         Name: Christina Cuthbertson
         Born: 1846 at Greenoch, Renfrew, Scotland
         Died: 


         Name: David Cuthbertson
         Born: 17 Jun 1851 at Greenoch, Renfrew, Scotland
         Died: 22 Jun 1928 at Buffalo, Erie County, New York
         Wife: Celia Mcgreal


         Name: James Cuthbertson
         Born: 1853 at Greenoch, Renfrew, Scotland
         Died: 


         Name: William Cuthbertson
         Born: 1858 at Greenoch, Renfrew, Scotland
         Died: 

SOURCES
2). Mary Ellen DEMPSEY, September 1995
6). Mary Ellen DEMPSEY, September 1995

NOTES