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Andrew Moake

Birth1798 - Robertson, Tennessee, USA
Death12 SEP 1866 - Williamson County, IL
MotherRachel (Sanders) Moake
FatherJacob Moake

Born in Robertson, Tennessee, USA on 1798 to Jacob Moake and Rachel (Sanders) Moake. Andrew Moake married Lydia Sanders and had 10 children. He passed away on 12 SEP 1866 in Williamson County, IL.

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Parents
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Jacob Moake
1774 - 1822
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Rachel (Sanders) Moake
1773 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Lydia Sanders
1798 - 1853
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Isaac Thomas Moake
1834 - 1909
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Abraham M Moake
1836 - 1913
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Lydia M Moake
1843 - 1888
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Betsy Elizabeth Moake
1824 - Unknown
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Mahala Moake
1828 - 1906
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Ezekial Moak
1825 - 1853
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Andrew J. Moake
1840 - 1920
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Rhoda (Rhody) Moake
1826 - 1870
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Jacob Moake
1829 - 1907
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John Anderson Moak
1822 - Unknown

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