BALLINGER : BLYTH : LISTER : MORTON : WHITE : Genealogy Query


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20-Jun-2006

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BALLINGER : BLYTH : LISTER : MORTON : WHITE

Query Text:

My 3rd G Grandmother was Harriet Ballinger. (married James Morton) Harriet was born in Ireland approx 1811 and died in Edinburgh 23 Aug 1882. Harriet's parents were Benjamin Ballinger & Elizabeth Lister (or Litster). Does anyone have any further information on this line of Ballingers Many Thanks Norrie

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