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Family: James Easton / Janet Hamilton (F77)

• Male James Easton

  
  

  Birth	24 May 1865	Burnside, Leuchars, Fife, Scotland
  Death	1940
  Burial
  Marriage	29 May 1885	Craigie, Leuchars, Scotland
  Father	A. Easton | F162 Group Sheet
  Mother	E. Pattie | F162 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female Janet Hamilton

  
  

  Birth	1865
  Death	1942
  Burial
  Father	J. Hamilton | F163 Group Sheet
  Mother	J. Luke | F163 Group Sheet

  
  

  Male + A. Easton

  
  

  Birth
  Death
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  Spouse	I. Calley | F78
  Marriage

  
  

  Female + J. Easton

  
  

  Birth
  Death
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  Spouse	J. Dorrit | F125
  Marriage
  Spouse	Unknown | F449
  Marriage

  
  

  Male R. Easton

  
  

  Birth
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  Female + C. Easton

  
  

  Birth
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  Spouse	J. Henderson | F470
  Marriage

  
  

  Male + W. Easton

  
  

  Birth
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  Spouse	E. Jack | F453
  Marriage

  
  

  Male + D. Easton

  
  

  Birth
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  Spouse	E. Mathie | F455
  Marriage

  
  

  Female Margaret Easton

  
  

  Birth
  Death	1924
  Burial

  
  

  Female + E. Easton

  
  

  Birth
  Death
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  Spouse	W. Smart | F457
  Marriage

  
  

  Male + James Hamilton Easton*

  
  

  Birth	6 Dec 1886	Kilmany, Fife, Scotland
  Death	1969	Castor, Paintearth County, Alberta, Canada
  Burial	18 Aug 1969	Castor, Paintearth County, Alberta, Canada
  Spouse	Janet Wilkie | F53
  Marriage	20 Sep 1916	Castor, Paintearth County, Alberta, Canada

  
  

• Notes

  Married: Marriage Registration: On May 29, 1885, at Craigie, Leuchars, James Easton, Farm Servant, Bachelor, aged 20, of Straiton, Logie, son of Alexander Easton, Land labourer deceased, and Euphemia Pattie, deceased, to Janet Hamilton, aged 20, Domestic Servant, of Craigie, Leuchars, daugher of James Hamilton, Farm Servant, and Janet Luke. Witnesses: James Allan, William Hamilton, and Bessie Wilson. Janet signed with her mark, witnessed by William Hamilton and Robert Johnston, the Minister