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DAVID MCCURDY

Birth1769 - West Pennsboro, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States
DeathOct 1834 - Williamson, Tennessee, United States
MotherAgnes Nancy Brewer Weakley
FatherDavid McCurdy

Born in West Pennsboro, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, United States on 1769 to David McCurdy and Agnes Nancy Brewer Weakley. DAVID MCCURDY married Elizabeth Fenton and had 10 children. He passed away on Oct 1834 in Williamson, Tennessee, United States.

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Parents
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David Mccurdy
1728 - 1796
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Agnes Nancy Brewer Weakley
1732 - 1796
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Fenton
1770 - 1845
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Isabella "Ibby" W Mccurdy
1805 - 1870
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David Lll Mccurdy
1796 - 1826
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Mary Mccurdy
1794 - 1860
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Allen Mccurdy M5x-5-9
1807 - 1837
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James M Curdy
1791 - 1866
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Elizabeth William Cheatham Mccurdy
1790 - 1858
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Wilson Appleby Mccurdy M5x-5-10
1816 - 1877
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Samuel Mccurdy
1803 - 1880
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John Mccurdy M5x-5-6
1800 - 1870
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Nancy L Mccurdy
1798 - 1870

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