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Robert Morton (of Wishaw)

From Graces Guide

Robert Morton (c1840- ) of Robert Morton and Sons

c.1840 Born in Paisley

1881 A tinsmith, lived in Wishaw with his family[1]

1891 Residing in Wishaw: Robert Morton (age 51 born Paisley), Brassfounder. With his wife Jane Morton (age 52) and children Jane Morton (age 29), Thomas Morton (age 25), Confectioners (sic) Machinist, Elizabeth Morton (age 24), James Morton (age 20), traveller, Ellenor Morton (age 19), John Morton (age 17), Apprentice Engineer, Janet Morton (age 16), William Morton (age 14).[2]

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1881 census
  2. ↑ 1891 census
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