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Christopher Macomber

Birth1766 - Cambridge, Washington, New York, United States
Death1840 - Delaware, New York, United States
MotherSarah Manchester
FatherGideon McCumber

Born in Cambridge, Washington, New York, United States on 1766 to Gideon McCumber and Sarah Manchester. Christopher Macomber married Hannah Smith Allen and had 8 children. He passed away on 1840 in Delaware, New York, United States.

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Gideon Mccumber
1728 - 1790
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Sarah Manchester
1736 - 1772
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Hannah Smith Allen
1772 - 1840
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Annis Allen
1767 - 1804
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Elisha Allen Mccumber
1805 - 1878
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Lewis Mccumber
1792 - 1873
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Esther B Mccumber
1794 - 1873
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Gideon George Mccumber
1808 - 1875
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Elizabeth Allen Mccumber
1797 - 1872
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Martha Mccumber
1805 - 1875
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Luke Mccumber
1790 - 1872
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Christopher G Mccumber
1802 - 1875

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