Catherine MACVICAR b. c Feb 1852 d. 28 Aug 1858 Cumlodden, Argyll, Scotland: Our Family History

Catherine MACVICAR

1852 - 1858 (6 years)

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Name	Catherine MACVICAR
Birth	c Feb 1852 [1]
Gender	Female
Death	28 Aug 1858	Cumlodden, Argyll, Scotland [1]
	Cause: rheumatism fever, 14 days, not certified
	Address: Craleckan
	Death (CR) 1858 Cumlodden, Argyll 509/ 10 Catherine MACVICAR, 6 1/2, (single) 1858 August Twentyeighth 11h PM Craleckan fa: Archibald MCVICAR, farmer mo: Catherine MCVICAR, MS CAMPBELL cause: Rheumatism Fever, 14 days, not certified burial: Kilmaluie Burial ground, not certified Informant: Archibald MCVICAR, father Registered: 1858 September 2nd at Cumlodden, Edward McCallum, Registrar [1]
Burial	Between 28 Aug - 2 Sep 1858	Inveraray, Argyll, Scotland [1]
Person ID	I830	Clan Campbell Genealogy
Last Modified	22 Jul 2025

Father	Archibald MACVICAR d. Aft 2 Sep 1858
Mother	Catherine CAMPBELL d. Aft 2 Sep 1858
Marriage	Bef 28 August 1858 [1]
Family ID	F336	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Sources
[S32] Deaths (CR) Scotland, 28 Aug 1858, 509/ 10 (Reliability: 3).
Cumlodden, Argyll. MACVICAR, Catherine.

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