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William Aiton (bef. 1775 - bef. 1861)

William Aiton
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William was born about 1775. He passed away before 1861.

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William's son Thomas died in Stonehouse, Lanarkshire. Is this the same William mentioned here?

"William Aiton, son of Andrew Aiton in Dyke, born in 1747, was farmer in Howlit-hole, and afterwards in Shawhead, parish of Stonehouse, and died in 1810: leaving two sons, Thomas and William ; and four daughters, Janet, Margaret, Isobel, and Christian."

From 'An Inquiry into the origin, pedigree, & history of the family, or clan, of Aitons in Scotland', William Aiton, 1830 (page 29)

https://digital.nls.uk/histories-of-scottish-families/archive/95117506#?cv=40

That, if so, would make him son of Alexander Aiton (1673 - 1762) https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Aiton-42

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