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Robert MARSHALL
Children Self + Spouses Parents Grandparents Greatgrandparents
Jane MARSHALL (1820 - 1915)
Robert MARSHALL

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Jane KER





























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Near Relatives of Robert MARSHALL
Relationship Person Born Birth Place Died Death Place Age
Self Robert MARSHALL

Spouse/Partner Jane KER

Daughter Jane MARSHALL 1820 Cranston, Linlithgo, Scotland 1915 Victoria, Australia 95

Son in Law John RAMAGE 1814 1884 70

Grandson John RAMAGE 1846 Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland 1936 Bayswater, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 90
Granddaughter Jane RAMAGE 1848 1940 Victoria 92
Granddaughter Margaret RAMAGE 1851 Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland 1861 Victoria, Australia 10
Granddaughter Margaret Smith RAMAGE 1854 Bcur, Victoria, Australia 1854 Victoria, Australia 0
Granddaughter Elizabeth RAMAGE 1864 Mter, Victoria, Australia

Events in Robert MARSHALL's life
Date Age Event Place Notes Src
1820 Birth of daughter Jane MARSHALL Cranston, Linlithgo, Scotland See obit
1915 Death of daughter Jane MARSHALL (aged 95) Victoria, Australia Note 1 22, 60
Note 1: Burial info


RAMAGE. Jane
Death
Mother - Jane KER
Father - Marshall Robt
Bayswater
Age - 95
1915
12042/1915


Spectator and Methodist Chronicle (Melbourne) 12 Nov 115
MRS. JANE RAMAGE.
The oldest member of the Methodist Church
in the Box-Hill and Ringwood circuit triumphed
over, death and calmly fell asleep in Jesus
on Wednesday, October. 13th, at the ripe old
age of 95 years. Mrs. J. Ramage was born
at Cranston, Linlithco,, Scotland, in the year
1820. She was married in 1845, and arrived in
Victoria in 1854. After a few years. residence
at Heidelberg, Prahran, and Mulgrave, she
settled at Bayswater in 1870 where she remained
until her death. In her early days she was
connected with the Presbyterian Church, but
finally joined the Methodist Church and con-
tinued a faithful and consistent member of
the same unto the end. Her place was seldom
vacant in the House of the Lord while health
permitted her attendance. She had a bright
Christian experience. Her delight was in
conversing of the Spiritual, the Eternal, and
the Divine. She was ready to give a reason
for the hope that was in her. Never ashamed
to own her Lord. Death had no terrors for
her. She longed to go and be forever with the
Lord. Of her family of five daughters and one
son, only three survive her.
Personal Notes:
death reg of dau