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Catherine Wallace

Birth1731 - Montgomery, Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States
Death1811 - Warnock, Bacon, Georgia, United States
MotherMary Hollins
FatherJohn Wallace

Born in Montgomery, Fayette, Pennsylvania, United States on 1731 to John Wallace and Mary Hollins. Catherine Wallace married Robert Smith and had 10 children. She passed away on 1811 in Warnock, Bacon, Georgia, United States.

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Parents
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John Wallace
1687 - 1755
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Mary Hollins
1699 - 1740
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Robert Smith
1727 - 1787
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Margaret Smith
1764 - 1826
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Samual L Dr. Smith
1755 - 1807
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Ann Or Anna Smith (Maiden Name
1770 - 1844
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Elizabeth Smith
1763 - 1826
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Oliver Smith
1765 - Unknown
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Isaac Smith
1767 - 1807
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William Jeremiah Smith
1768 - Unknown
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John Smith
1768 - Unknown
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Robert Smith
1761 - Unknown
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Mary Akin (Wallace)
1779 - 1850

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