Blachford
Duncan  
Black
Agnes     (say 1760 - )
Brack
Agnes     (say 1760 - )
Brown
Patty  
Bulloch
James  
Burleigh
John  
Cairncross
Rachel     (bet. 1791 - 1796 - aft. 1841)
Catchside
Mary     (circa Aug 1784 - bet. 1823 - 1841)
Collier
Dudgeon
John  
Faben
Robert     (Aug 1816 - 1890)
Fairbairn
Fairbairn,     (bet. 1771 - 1776 - bet. 1841 - 1851)
Alastair (F-45)     (1929 - 2013)
Alexander     (1722 - Jun 1798)
Alexander     (say 1725 - aft. 1797)
Alexander     (Dec 1788 - bet. 1851 - 1855)
Andrew     (Feb 1758 - Jan 1844)
Andrew     (Feb 1806 - Jun 1863)
Andrew     (May 1831 - Mar 1879)
Andrew (m. Helen BLAKEBUL)     (say 1758 - Jul 1810)
Andrew Constant     (circa 1863 - Feb 1931)
Andrew William     (Oct 1828 - bet. Jun 1891 - Sep 1891)
Angus     (Apr 1823 - Jun 1887)
Archibald     (say 1760 - bet. 1800 - 1841)
Archibald     (May 1801 - circa Feb 1845)
Archibald?     (say 1735 - )
Colina     (circa 1841 - 1911)
David     (circa 1831 - May 1897)
David (m. Peggy MERCER)     (circa 1730 - Jul 1802)
Fairbairn (cont.)
Edward (Ednam blacksmith)     (circa 1726 - Aug 1811)
Edward Frederick     (Jan 1819 - bet. Jan 1892 - Mar 1892)
Eileen     (Jun 1893 - Aug 1981)
Elizabeth     (circa 1805 - Sep 1874)
Elizabeth     (May 1805 - )
Elleanor     (Feb 1844 - May 1926)
Ellen     (Jan 1795 - Aug 1866)
Ellenor     (Jan 1795 - Aug 1866)
Elliot     (May 1831 - Feb 1909)
Euphemia     (circa Dec 1794 - Mar 1852)
Francis     (say 1680 - )
Francis (m. Isabel HENDERWICK)     (say 1760 - bet. 1801 - 1840)
G Roy (F-3)     (Jul 1929 - Jul 2013)
George     (say 1663 - )
George     (1670 - aft. 1710)
George     (Apr 1780 - Apr 1843)
Fairbairn (cont.)
George     (Jul 1795 - Mar 1890)
George     (circa 1796 - aft. 1841)
George     (circa 1814 - Feb 1885)
George     (1825 - 1882)
George     (Aug 1832 - aft. 1891)
George (m. Christian CLAPPERTON)     (bet. 1777 - 1791 - Mar 1863)
George (m. Jane LAW)     (say 1770 - bet. 1815 - 1851)
George (m. Janet MURRAY)     (say 1745 - aft. 1789)
George (m. Jemima PATON)     (say 1775 - bet. 1820 - 1826)
Helen     (Jan 1788 - Aug 1867)
Helen     (Feb 1844 - May 1926)
Isabella     (Apr 1802 - 1856)
James     (circa Apr 1747 - )
James     (say 1750 - )
James     (say 1760 - aft. 1802)
James     (say 1765 - bet. 1795 - 1841)
James     (circa Jan 1765 - bet. 1810 - 1841)
James     (circa Nov 1792 - bet. 1830 - 1841)
James     (circa Dec 1794 - bet. 1851 - 1854)
James     (circa 1795 - Jun 1846)
James     (Aug 1801 - Jun 1885)
James     (circa 1806 - Jul 1856)
James     (circa 1817 - Sep 1904)
James     (circa 1824 - bet. 1858 - 1861)
Fairbairn (cont.)
James (Heriot's Hospital)     (circa Jun 1804 - Nov 1854)
James (m. Agnes LINDSAY)     (say 1760 - )
James (m. Elizabeth ASHENDEN)     (circa 1750 - circa Jun 1829)
James (m. Elizabeth PURVES)     (circa Jan 1722 - Oct 1808)
James (m. Elspeth TROTTER)     (say 1705 - )
James (m. Helen GOODFELLOW)     (Dec 1788 - Jan 1873)
James (m. Isabella CAMPBELL)     (say 1795 - bet. 1827 - 1837)
James (m. Margaret HOG)     (bet. 1765 - 1771 - say 1844)
James (m. Margaret TAIT)     (bet. 1761 - 1766 - bet. 1842 - 1851)
James (Rev @ Newhaven)     (Dec 1804 - Jan 1879)
James (schoolmaster of Penicuik)     (say 1680 - bet. Jun 1744 - Mar 1745)
James (the engraver)     (circa 1820 - Oct 1862)
James Dysart     (circa 1797 - bet. Sep 1875 - Dec 1875)
James William     (bet. Mar 1856 - Jun 1856 - bet. Mar 1916 - Jun 1916)
John     ( - Aug 1832)
John     (say 1710 - Jun 1768)
John     (Dec 1753 - Mar)
John     (say 1760 - Feb 1800)
John     (circa 1772 - Jul 1824)
John     (circa Jun 1777 - bet. Sep 1867 - Dec 1867)
John     (Nov 1788 - May 1848)
John     (say 1791 - bet. 1833 - 1841)
John     (1792 - 1847)
Fairbairn (cont.)
John     (circa May 1792 - Dec 1848)
John     (Apr 1794 - Oct 1864)
John     (Dec 1796 - Apr 1876)
John     (circa Aug 1799 - Dec 1848)
John     (circa Mar 1800 - Jul 1872)
John     (Nov 1807 - bet. Mar 1880 - Jun 1880)
John     (Jun 1812 - Apr 1896)
John     (circa 1819 - Nov 1880)
John     (Aug 1819 - Sep 1876)
John     (Jan 1824 - bet. Jan 1866 - Mar 1866)
John     (Oct 1824 - May 1907)
John     (circa Apr 1827 - bet. 1880 - 1900)
John     (Aug 1839 - Jan 1903)
John     (Mar 1859 - )
John     (circa Oct 1865 - )
John (bookseller of Edinburgh)     (Aug 1738 - Jul 1810)
John (Curator Chelsea Physic Garden)     (Feb 1742 - Dec 1814)
John (F-17)     (circa 1947 - Jan 2015)
John (James)     (Oct 1853 - Dec 1922)
John (m. Agnes GIBSON)     (circa Jan 1717 - Dec 1793)
John (m. Alice AINSLIE)     (circa 1771 - Jan 1849)
John (m. Bessie fflint)     (bef. 1705 - bet. 1741 - 1805)
John (m. Elizabeth YULE)     (1753 - 1830)
John (m. Elsepth ANDERSON)     (say 1735 - )
John (m. Helen ANDERSON)     (1714 - 1796)
Fairbairn (cont.)
John (m. Helen ATCHESON)     (say 1745 - )
John (m. Helen CAMPBELL)     (circa 1770 - Mar 1849)
John (m. Lucy EADSTER)     (1714 - )
John (m. Magdalen BO)     (say 1685 - circa 1721)
John (m. Sarah MORRIS)     (Apr 1778 - May 1854)
John (Revd m. WILSON, TURNBULL)     (Feb 1808 - Apr 1895)
John A Jr     (Jul 1866 - Dec 1945)
John Fitzgerald (Mayo Clinic)     (Nov 1922 - Jun 2004)
Margaret     (Aug 1802 - Jul 1855)
Mary     (1807 - Aug 1886)
Mary     (Apr 1856 - Jun 1921)
Mary Catherine     (Sep 1855 - aft. 1930)
Nelly     (Jan 1788 - Aug 1867)
Paul     (circa 1843 - Oct 1870)
Ralph     (circa 1785 - May 1874)
Ralph     (circa 1810 - May 1886)
Ralph     (Dec 1810 - )
Fairbairn (cont.)
Rhys D     (circa 1868 - aft. 1906)
Robert     (say 1750 - )
Robert     (circa Dec 1751 - Nov 1849)
Robert     (say 1760 - )
Robert     (say 1765 - Mar 1832)
Robert     (say 1776 - bet. 1821 - 1841)
Robert     (circa Jul 1781 - )
Robert     (say 1784 - bet. 1824 - 1844)
Robert     (circa 1786 - aft. 1851)
Robert     (Aug 1787 - 1856)
Robert     (bet. 1789 - 1809 - bet. 1854 - 1886)
Robert     (circa Jul 1789 - bet. Jun 1841 - Sep 1843)
Robert     (say 1790 - )
Robert     (circa 1796 - bet. Mar 1878 - Jun 1878)
Robert     (circa 1801 - bet. Jun 1887 - Sep 1887)
Robert     (circa 1806 - aft. 1871)
Robert     (circa 1809 - bet. Jan 1876 - Mar 1876)
Robert     (Jun 1813 - bet. Jan 1897 - Mar 1897)
Robert     (Aug 1816 - 1890)
Robert     (Jun 1841 - Dec 1922)
Robert     (Jun 1857 - 1918)
Robert     (Dec 1857 - aft. 1891)
Robert (m. Ann CURLE)     (circa Mar 1781 - Nov 1856)
Robert (m. Janet AINSLIE)     (say 1760 - bet. 1803 - 1866)
Fairbairn (cont.)
Robert (m. Mary ATKINSON)     (circa Nov 1767 - Jul 1820)
Robert Brinckerhoff     (May 1818 - Jan 1899)
Robert Richard     (circa Jan 1816 - Aug 1877)
Robert William     (circa Jan 1816 - Aug 1877)
Robinson     (circa 1809 - bet. Jan 1876 - Mar 1876)
Seager C     (Jan 1914 - Feb 1999)
Stephen     (circa Feb 1735 - May 1804)
Thomas     (circa May 1743 - )
Thomas     (Jul 1770 - Mar 1834)
Thomas     (bet. 1776 - 1780 - say 1849)
Thomas     (Mar 1797 - Aug 1873)
Thomas     (circa Nov 1808 - Aug 1861)
Thomas     (Apr 1817 - Nov 1887)
Thomas     (Aug 1820 - Oct 1884)
Thomas     (Aug 1821 - bet. Sep 1912 - Dec 1912)
Thomas (m. Elspeth REDPATH)     (circa 1790 - Oct 1854)
Thomas (m. Elspeth WOOD)     (circa 1746 - 1814)
Thomas (m. Jean LAWSON)     (circa 1774 - Mar 1864)
Thomas (m. Margaret SMITH)     (circa May 1770 - Jan 1847)
Fairbairn (cont.)
Trotter     (circa 1774 - bet. Jun 1856 - Sep 1856)
Walter     (circa 1784 - Jan 1859)
Walter     (circa 1799 - Jun 1879)
William     (say 1725 - bet. Sep 1765 - Sep 1765)
William     (circa Oct 1755 - Aug 1809)
William     (Jul 1762 - Feb 1843)
William     (circa 1771 - Jul 1848)
William     (say 1775 - )
William     (circa Nov 1792 - Feb 1841)
William     (May 1794 - aft. 1871)
William     (May 1817 - Jul 1878)
William     (circa 1819 - aft. 1871)
William     (circa 1822 - Dec 1912)
William     (circa Dec 1825 - Apr 1850)
William (m. WANLESS)     (Apr 1790 - Feb 1872)
William (Schoolmaster, Bowden; m. Margaret SCOTT)     (circa Apr 1756 - Mar 1810)
William (Sir) 1st Baronet     (Feb 1789 - Aug 1874)
William Henry Young     (bet. Jun 1861 - Sep 1861 - Mar 1923)
Fairbairns
Robert     (circa Jan 1793 - Jul 1879)
William     (circa Apr 1754 - bet. Sep 1843 - Dec 1843)
William     (circa 1771 - Jul 1848)
Fairbanes
William     (circa 1771 - Jul 1848)
Fairbanks
Robert     (Aug 1816 - 1890)
Fairbarn
William     (say 1725 - bet. Sep 1765 - Sep 1765)
Fairbarne
John (m. Helen GRIEVE)     (1693 - )
Fairbarnes
John (m. Margaret CROMBY/CROMEY)     (say 1710 - Jun 1768)
Fairbourne
Robert     (circa Jan 1793 - Jul 1879)
Fairburn
Earl M (F-2)     (Aug 1924 - Mar 2007)
John     (say 1750 - say 1834)
Farbarn
Thomas     (bet. 1771 - 1776 - bet. 1841 - 1851)
Finlay
Sandy  
Freebairn
Edward     (circa 1726 - Aug 1811)
Walter     (circa 1799 - Jun 1879)
Hawkins
Henderson
Lorna  
Henderwick
Isabel     (circa 1760 - Oct 1840)
Hendrick
Isabel     (circa 1760 - Oct 1840)
Hendriworth
Isabell     (circa 1760 - Oct 1840)
Hendwick
Hendwick,     (circa 1760 - Oct 1840)
Innerwick
Innerwick,     (circa 1760 - Oct 1840)
Johnston
Reby Gladys     (Nov 1896 - )
Macrow
John  
Murphy
Anne  
Newton
Bety     (circa 1729 - Nov 1784)
Niven
Purves
Elizabeth     (circa 1732 - Mar 1808)
Rein
Bea  
Richardson
David  
Ross
Sanna F (Gaffney)     (Jan 1922 - Sep 2009)
Smith
Eliza     (Aug 1834 - Mar 1927)
Stewart
Edward  
Tait
Helen     (say 1770 - bet. 1810 - 1841)
Isabel     (say 1770 - bet. 1810 - 1841)
Young
Elizabeth     (Jan 1821 - Jul 1886)
 
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