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Daniel Robert McColley

BirthFeb 28, 1830 - Jacksonville, Morgan, Illinois, USA
DeathMarch 16, 1892 - Monett, Lawrence, Missouri, USA
MotherSarah Sally Matthews
FatherWilliam McColley

Born in Jacksonville, Morgan, Illinois, USA on Feb 28, 1830 to William McColley and Sarah Sally Matthews. Daniel Robert McColley married Mary Friend and had 9 children. He passed away on March 16, 1892 in Monett, Lawrence, Missouri, USA.

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William Mccolley
1806 - 1831
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Sarah Sally Matthews
1811 - Unknown
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Mary Friend
1836 - 1915
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Sarah A Mccolley
1855 - 1960
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Jacob Jake James Mccolley
1859 - 1905
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John A Mccolley
1876 - Unknown
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Charles Almon Mccauley
1865 - 1913
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Caldona Mc Cauley
1867 - Unknown
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Moses R Mccolley
1870 - 1933
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Mary J. Mccolley
1864 - Unknown
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Thomas Leroy Mccolley
1874 - 1930
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Golsen Mccolley
1880 - 1905

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