Mary Stewart Ainslie (c1830-1925)

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Mary Stewart Ainslie (c1830-1925)
Sex:	Female
Birth:	c 1830 Scotland
Death:	1925 Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Father:	James Ainslie (1808-1860)
Mother:	Mary Steven (1808-1887)
Spouse:	James Hadden?
Marriage:	(not married)
Spouse 2:	Edwin Cox (c1825-1894)
Marriage 2:	19 January 1856 Argyle St, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
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Mary Stewart Ainslie

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Immigration: Arrived Hobart, Tasmania, Australia on 10 January 1853 on the Louisa

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Offspring of Mary Stewart Ainslie (c1830-1925) and James Hadden?
Name	Birth	Death
Mary Johanna Hadden Cox (1854-1931)	February 23, 1854(1854-02-23), Hobart, Tasmania, Australia	June 23, 1931, Wollongong, NSW, Australia
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Offspring of Mary Stewart Ainslie (c1830-1925) and Edwin Cox (c1825-1894)
Name	Birth	Death
Edwin James Cox (1857-1907)	5 February 1857(1857-02-05), Horbart, Tasmania, Australia	6 May 1907, Grafton, NSW, Australia
(male) Cox (1859-1859)
Rodger S Cox (c1859-1918)
George Clarence Cox (1861-1935)	1861, Grafton, NSW, Australia	1935, St Peters, NSW, Australia
Emma Jane Cox (1862-c1937)	1862, Grafton, NSW, Australia	c 1937, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia
Emily H Cox (1864-1865)
Fanny M Cox (1865-?)
John William Cox (1867-1953)
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