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Barsheba Gainer

Birth27 Feb 1767 - Pitt, North Carolina, USA
Death09 Mar 1839 - Greenville, Pitt, North Carolina, USA
MotherSusannah Wallace
FatherJoseph Gainer

Born in Pitt, North Carolina, USA on 27 Feb 1767 to Joseph Gainer and Susannah Wallace. Barsheba Gainer married Warren Daniel Andrews and had 10 children. She passed away on 09 Mar 1839 in Greenville, Pitt, North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Joseph Gainer
1725 - 1793
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Susannah Wallace
1732 - 1816
Spouse(s)
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Warren Daniel Andrews
1765 - 1833
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Susannah Gainer Andrews
1801 - 1870
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Alfred Gray Andrews
1799 - 1871
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Warren Dawson Andrews
1808 - 1876
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Edmund Andrews
1794 - 1838
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Charlotte Andrews
1806 - 1871
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Agnes Albritton Andrews
1792 - 1868
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Susan Andrews
1801 - 1861
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Joseph Andrews
1791 - 1801
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Artemisia Andrews
1810 - Unknown
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Athelston Arden Wallace Andrews
1797 - Unknown

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