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Isabella Barron

Birth26 OCT 1870 - Berry Bauds, Enzie, Banff, Scotland
Death7 NOV 1947 - Glenmuik, Aberdeen
MotherIsabella Catherine Chalmers
FatherWilliam Barron

Born in Berry Bauds, Enzie, Banff, Scotland on 26 OCT 1870 to William Barron and Isabella Catherine Chalmers. Isabella Barron married Robert Paterson and had 10 children. She passed away on 7 NOV 1947 in Glenmuik, Aberdeen.

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Parents
William Barron
1839 - 1909
Isabella Catherine Chalmers
1843 - 1919
Spouse(s)
Robert Paterson
1856 - 1916
Children Show all
Annie Paterson
1891 - Unknown
Robert Paterson
1897 - Unknown
John Paterson
1898 - Unknown
William Paterson
1893 - Unknown
Isabella Paterson
1894 - Unknown

Eliza Paterson
1900 - Unknown
Elizabeth Paterson
1801 - Unknown
Alexander Paterson
1909 - Unknown
Mary Paterson
1905 - Unknown
Margaret Paterson
1903 - 1964

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