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John Barclay

Birth1752 - Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Death05 Feb 1818 - Fannettsburg, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherCornelia VanSchaick
FatherJohn Barclay

Born in Tyrone, Northern Ireland on 1752 to John Barclay and Cornelia VanSchaick. John Barclay had 15 children. He passed away on 05 Feb 1818 in Fannettsburg, Franklin, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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John Barclay
1729 - Unknown
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Cornelia Vanschaick
1735 - 1803
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Francis Barclay
1773 - 1846
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Mary (Polly) Barclay Gordon
1791 - 1860
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Andrew Barclay
1790 - 1859
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Jane Barclay
1781 - 1830
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James Barclay
1774 - 1812
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Elizabeth Barclay
1791 - 1860
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Nancy Barclay
1780 - 1817
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Robert Barclay
1777 - 1841
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David Barclay
1773 - 1817
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George Barclay
1795 - 1848
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William Barclay
1784 - 1817
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John Barclay
1791 - 1863
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Katherine Barclay
1797 - Unknown
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Fanny Barclay
1785 - 1855
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Margaret "Peggy" Barclay
1784 - 1817

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