Anne MACINTYRE b. c 1819 d. 14 Nov 1902 Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland: Our Family History

1819 - 1902 (83 years)

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Name	Anne MACINTYRE
	Interchangeable and alternative spellings: Agnes MACINTYRE Agnes MCINTYRE Ann MACINTYRE Ann MCINTYRE Anne MCINTYRE
Birth	c 1819 [1]
Gender	Female
Death	14 Nov 1902	Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland [1]
	Cause: senility; cardiac disease
	Address: 8 Argyle Terrace Kirn, Argyll Scotland
	Deaths (CR) 1902 Dunoon, Argyll 510/1 121 Agnes CAMPBELL, 83 Married to Donald CAMPBELL, Coachman 1902 November Fourteenth 4h 40m PM 8 Argyle Terrace, Kirn fa: John MCINTYRE, farmer, deceased mo: Lucy MCINTYRE, MS MCEWAN, deceased cause: Senility; cardiac disease, Certified by George Henderson, LRCP&S Edinburgh Informant: George DUNLOP, son-in-law Registered: 1902 November 17th at Dunoon, John Dobie, Registrar [1]
Person ID	I891	Clan Campbell Genealogy
Last Modified	25 Jul 2025

Father	John MACINTYRE d. Bef 14 Nov 1902
Mother	Lucy MACEWAN d. Bef 14 Nov 1902
Family ID	F368	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Donald CAMPBELL, b. c 1815 d. 1 Feb 1905, Dunoon, Argyll, Scotland (Age 90 years)

Children

Family ID F358 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 23 Jul 2025

Sources
[S32] Deaths (CR) Scotland, 14 Nov 1902, 510/1 121 (Reliability: 3).
Dunoon, Argyll. CAMPBELL, Agnes.

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