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James Cunningham

Birth1650 - Laggan Valley, Donegal, Ireland
Death1750 - Keers Creek, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States
MotherMargarett McRory
FatherCharles Edward RODGERS

Born in Laggan Valley, Donegal, Ireland on 1650 to Charles Edward RODGERS and Margarett McRory. James Cunningham married Margaret A Graves and had 12 children. He passed away on 1750 in Keers Creek, Rockbridge, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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Charles Edward Rodgers
1625 - 1708
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Margarett Mcrory
1630 - 1700
Spouse(s)
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Margaret A Graves
1672 - 1763
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Catherine Rodgers
1692 - 1763
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Mary Jane (Rodgers) Patterson-martin
1720 - 1769
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Jacob Cunningham
1730 - 1759
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Rebecca Cunningham
1715 - 1768
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Isaac Cunningham
1721 - 1759
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James Cunnyngham
1716 - 1737
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Moses Cunningham
1721 - 1770
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Alexander Cunningham
1727 - Unknown
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Jonathan Cunningham
1725 - 1763
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Elizabeth Cunningham
1711 - Unknown
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Ann Cunningham
1707 - Unknown
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Hugh B. Cunningham
1708 - 1782

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