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Cecelia "Seley" Moad

Birth17 Apr 1782 - North Carolina, United States
Death14 FEB 1877 - Mill Springs, Wayne County, Kentucky
MotherNancy Mary Corsey
FatherJames A Moad Sr

Born in North Carolina, United States on 17 Apr 1782 to James A Moad Sr and Nancy Mary Corsey. Cecelia "Seley" Moad married Andrew Alexander Daugherty (Doherty) and had 8 children. She passed away on 14 FEB 1877 in Mill Springs, Wayne County, Kentucky.

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Parents
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James A Moad Sr
1752 - 1826
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Nancy Mary Corsey
1754 - 1818
Spouse(s)
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Andrew Alexander Daugherty (Doherty)
1770 - 1843
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Elizabeth Bramley Daugherty
1797 - 1835
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Alexander Hamilton Daugherty
1808 - 1888
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George Washington Daugherty
1821 - 1889
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James Madison Daugherty
1819 - 1900
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Emily Moad Daugherty
1812 - 1876
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Thomas Asbury (Berry) Daugherty
1822 - 1854
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Charles Daugherty
1815 - 1886
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Mary Polly Daugherty Or Doherty
1790 - 1850

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