Jessie Dobson Binnie (Ritchie)

Birth29 Oct 1883 - 3 Kings Stables, Edinburgh,Scotland

Death29 Mar 1954 - Her Magesties, Glenburn Wing, Woodland Hospital, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, United Kingdom

MotherChristina Binnie

FatherJohn Ritchie

Born in 3 Kings Stables, Edinburgh,Scotland on 29 Oct 1883 to John Ritchie and Christina Binnie. Jessie Dobson Binnie (Ritchie) married Thomas Fraser Pirie and had 10 children. She passed away on 29 Mar 1954 in Her Magesties, Glenburn Wing, Woodland Hospital, Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, United Kingdom.

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Parents

John Ritchie
1853 - 1947

Christina Binnie
1864 - 1920

Spouse(s)

Thomas Fraser Pirie
1882 - 1945

William Allan Betts
1882 - 1959

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Christine Ritchie Bett
1907 - 1977

Donald Lawrie Pirie
1915 - 1965

William Ritchie Pirie
1911 - 1991

Jessie Bett Pirie
1924 - 2007

Thomas Fraser (Tam) Pirie
1910 - 1994

Margaret Baird Rennie Bett
1906 - 1924

John Allen (Jock) Bett
1904 - 1959

Christina Betts
1903 - 1903

Harry Pirie
1917 - 1981

John Allen (Jock) Bett
1904 - 1959

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