Margaret Bethune (-14 October 1782)

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Parents
Father:1Thomas Bethune of Kilconquhar (-)
Spouses and relationship events
Married:212 September 1721George Lindsay of Wormiston (4 July 1691-10 February 1764)
Marriage contract dated 31 August 1721.
Children
Children with George Lindsay of Wormiston:
John Lindsay (5 August 1722-15 September 1723)3
Anne Lindsay (9 September 1723-)4
Margaret Lindsay (10 September 1724-29 January 1725)5
Catherine Lindsay (17 October 1725-13 November 1727)6
Alison Lindsay (12 April 1727-)7
Thomas Lindsay (7 October 1728-)8
Elizabeth Lindsay (5 June 1730-)9
John Bethune of Wormiston (27 November 1731-25 May 1789)10
David Lindsay (28 February 1733-)11
William Lindsay (5 September 1734-), captain in the East India Company's navy12
Henry Lindsay Bethune (16 November 1735-11 March 1819), merchant in Edinburgh13
George Lindsay (6 February 1737-9 September 1762)14
Agnes Lindsay (11 June 1739-19 May 1741)15
Bethune Lindsay (1 April 1742-1770), major16
Patrick Lindsay of Coats (12 September 1745-), captain of an East Indiaman17
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Died:1814 October 1782
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1 Sir James Balfour Paul, Lord Lyon King of Arms, The Scots Peerage Founded on Wood's Edition of Sir Robert Douglas's Peerage of Scotland Containing an Historical and Genealogical Account of the Nobility of that Kingdom, volume V: (Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1908), Lindsay, p. 415-18, George Lindsay.
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