Margaret Slater Mair

F, #111, b. 2 March 1938, d. 27 July 2022
Pedigree
     Margaret Slater Mair was born on 2 March 1938.1,2 She was the daughter of William James Mair and Williamina Slater. Her family was known by the tee-name of "Bobbin". Margaret died on 27 July 2022 at Haig Street, Portknockie, Banffshire, Scotland, at age 84.3 She was buried on 5 August 2022 at Hillhead Cemetery, Portknockie, Moray, Scotland.3
Charts
Chart (box): Descendants of James Mair "Bobbin" (b. 1755)
Chart (indented): Descendants of James Mair "Bobbin" (b. 1755)
Chart (box): Descendants of William Mair "Shavie" (b. c1765)
Chart (indented): Descendants of William Mair "Shavie" (b. c1765)
Chart (box): Descendants of George Sclater "Hasser" (b. c1770)
Chart (indented): Descendants of George Sclater "Hasser" (b. c1770)
Chart (box): Descendants of William Wood "Doo" (b. c1770)
Chart (indented): Descendants of William Wood "Doo" (b. c1770)
Chart (box): Descendants of William Wood "King" (b. c1695)
Chart (indented): Descendants of William Wood "King" (b. c1695)

Citations

  1. [S778] Anne Elizabeth Mair, Aberdeen, Scotland, Information kindly supplied by Anne Mair of Aberdeen, Scotland.
  2. [S776] Edgar Donaldson Mair, Buckie, Moray, Information kindly supplied by Edgar Mair of Buckie, Scotland.
  3. [S9064] Family Announcements, Deaths, Mair, The Press and Journal, "Deaths - MAIR
    MAIR (Portknockie) Margaret Slater Mair, aged 84 years, passed away peacefully, at home in Haig Street, Portknockie, on Wednesday, July 27, 2022. Beloved daughter of the late William and Williamina (Mena) Mair, a dearly loved sister to Lois and the late William, sister-in-law to Jean, dear auntie to Iain, Graham and Derek, a great-auntie, great-great-auntie and good friend to many. Funeral service in Church of Christ, Portknockie, on Friday, August 5, at 11am, thereafter to Hillhead Cemetery. All friends respectfully invited. Family flowers only please, but donations in lieu, if desired, may be given for The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association and Alzheimer Scotland. 'With Christ which is far better.'"