William MURRAY & Isabella LINDLEY

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William MURRAY
Isabella LINDLEY

Husband: William MURRAY
Birth: 24 Feb 1689/90, SCT
Death: 24 Jul 1773, Lancaster [now Dauphin] Co., PA
Father: John MURRAY, came to America from Scotland in 1732 and settled on the Swatara River, near Harrisburg, Lancaster [now Dauphin] Co., PA
Mother: Margaret __?__

Marriage:

Wife: Isabella LINDLEY
Birth: 1694, Cronagaliah, co. Wicklow, IRL
Death: 31 Mar 1789, Dauphin Co., PA
Father: James William LINDLEY (c1641-1714)
Mother: Alice WILSMITH / WALSMITH (c1645-1693)

Children:

Secondary sources are in such disagreement about the birthdates, deathdates, and spouses of these alleged sons, that I wouldn't accept any of them without some documentation.

1. James MURRAY
2. John MURRAY
3. Thomas MURRAY
4. William MURRAY
5. Samuel MURRAY — is he this Samuel MURRAY (b. 1 Jun 1739)?

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; Ireland, Éire, EI; Scotland; USA, US, United States, Pennsylvania

Source (n.b., Dauphin Co. was formed from Lancaster Co. in 1785):

1. WorldConnect / Ancestry World Trees (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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