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ann hunter

Birth1720 - Not Available
Death1790 - Not Available
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Born on 1720. ann hunter married John Robinson and had 14 children. She passed away on 1790.

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John Robinson
1720 - 1785
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Sarah Robinson
1777 - Unknown
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Matthew Robinson
1758 - 1808
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John Robinson
1749 - Unknown
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John Robinson
Unknown - Unknown
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Simeon Robinson
1761 - 1808
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Ann Robinson
1752 - Unknown
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Ann Robinson
1752 - Unknown
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William Robinson
1763 - 1791
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Ann Robinson
1752 - Unknown
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John Robinson
1766 - Unknown
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Sarah Robinson
1743 - 1826
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Dinah Robinson
1746 - 1820
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Susannah Robinson
1754 - 1839
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Dinah Robinson
1746 - 1833

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