Margaret Monteir (-)

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Father:1	Deprecated: Creation of dynamic property attribute_do::$changedby is deprecated in /var/www/geneapedia.org/public_html/include/attribute_do.php on line 48 David Monteir (-), merchant

Spouses and relationship events
Married:2	around 1715	Patrick Lindsay (1686-20 February 1753), Governor of the Isle of Man
	Marriage contract dated 22 June 1715.

Children

Children with Patrick Lindsay:

John Lindsay (-8 April 1780), lieut.-colonel 53rd Foot3

James Lindsay (-October 1763), captain in the East India Company's naval service4

Mary Lindsay (-)5

Janet Lindsay (-)6

Patrick Lindsay of Eaglescairnie (around 1719-20 October 1801), merchant in Edinburgh7

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