Mary Nelson (31 December 1805-24 January 1891)

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Parents
Father:1John William Nelson (-), master shipwright to the Navy
Spouses and relationship events
Married:213 June 1832John Bruce of Sumburgh (17 February 1798-21 January 1885), Deputy Lieutenant of Shetland
Children
Children with John Bruce of Sumburgh:
Anna Maria Bruce (25 March 1833-6 July 1886)3
Elizabeth Helen Bruce (11 August 1834-)4
Mary Bruce (4 May 1836-)5
John Bruce of Sumburgh (9 June 1837-), Deputy Lieutenant and Convener of Zetland6
Alice Grace Bruce (8 January 1839-)7
Julia Edith Bruce (1 November 1840-7 June 1859)8
Thomas Fraser Bruce (7 May 1842-), Colonel Indian Staff9
Ann Jane Bruce (26 October 1843-7 January 1864)10
Robert Hunter Bruce (3 August 1845-)11
James Park Bruce (10 May 1847-30 May 1871)12
George Hector Bruce of Burraland (7 February 1849-), Lieutenant Royal Navy13
Laura Blanche Matilda Bruce (8 December 1851-)14
Frederick Walter Bruce (8 January 1853-)15
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Born:1631 December 1805
Died:1724 January 1891
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1 Francis J. Grant, The County Families of the Zetland Islands: Being Genealogies of Local Families Compiled from Public Records and Other Sources (Lerwick: T. & J. Manson, 1893), Bruce of Sumburgh no. X, p. 34-36.
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