The book 'Robert Moffat, Pioneer in Africa' by Cecil Northcott (1961, Camelot Press) has quite an extensive Moffat family tree in it. Perhaps later I'll add some text notes on the contents of this tree. In the meantime, here it is. I also haven't read this book yet, but it looks good... One of these days. It also has an index; so, lookups offered as usual.
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