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Amy W. Sinclair

Birth14 Oct 1851 - Hunterdon County, New Jersey
Death10 Feb 1928 - Frenchtown, Hunterdon County, New Jersey
MotherElizabeth C Haughawout
FatherHugh E Sinclair

Born in Hunterdon County, New Jersey on 14 Oct 1851 to Hugh E Sinclair and Elizabeth C Haughawout. Amy W. Sinclair married Asa M. Anderson and had 6 children. She passed away on 10 Feb 1928 in Frenchtown, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.

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Parents
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Hugh E Sinclair
1804 - 1892
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Elizabeth C Haughawout
1808 - 1879
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Asa M. Anderson
1847 - 1922
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Albert Lester Anderson
1882 - 1957
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Jennie L Anderson
1880 - 1963
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Alonzo Butler Anderson
1886 - 1972
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Walter Anderson
1884 - 1948
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Benjamin G Anderson
1889 - 1943
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Harry R Anderson
1877 - 1946

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