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James Thomas Sinard

Birth1765 - South Fork of Tyger River, Spartanburg County, South Carolina
Death1848 - Henderson County, North Carolina, USA
MotherMary Edmonson
FatherJonathan Sinyard

Born in South Fork of Tyger River, Spartanburg County, South Carolina on 1765 to Jonathan Sinyard and Mary Edmonson. James Thomas Sinard married Margaret Lamb and had 9 children. He passed away on 1848 in Henderson County, North Carolina, USA.

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Jonathan Sinyard
1740 - 1810
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Mary Edmonson
1741 - 1763
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Margaret Lamb
1763 - 1852
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James Thomas Siniard
1796 - 1870
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Sarah Clarinda Siniard
1800 - 1854
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James Lamb Sinard
1808 - 1877
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Adeline Addie Siniard
1795 - 1849
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Jonathan Newton Sinard
1789 - 1870
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David Siniard
1800 - 1880
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William Siniard
1790 - 1800
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William Rielly Siniard
1789 - 1860
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Nancy Mary Sinard
1813 - Unknown

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