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Barbara Kyle

Birth1750 - Donegal, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States
Death7 November 1832 - Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, United States of America
MotherAnn Flemming
FatherJohn Kyle

Born in Donegal, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States on 1750 to John Kyle and Ann Flemming. Barbara Kyle had 11 children. She passed away on 7 November 1832 in Mechanicsburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, United States of America.

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Parents
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John Kyle
1684 - 1759
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Ann Flemming
1688 - 1757
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Nancy Anne Galbreath
1801 - 1858
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Elizabeth Galbraith
1784 - 1818
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Sarah Work "Sally" Galbraith
1791 - 1861
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Jean Or Jane Galbraith
1781 - 1863
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Juliana Galbraith
1786 - 1862
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Mary (Molly) Galbraith
1789 - 1861
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Dorcas Galbraith
1798 - 1808
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James Andrew Galbraith (Gilreath)
1782 - 1803
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Andrew Galbraith
1795 - 1798
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Barbara Galbraith
1793 - 1876
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Ann Galbraith
1797 - 1858

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