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John Chalk

Birth24 Feb. 1777 - Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland
Death15 August 1829 - Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland
MotherElizabeth Hughes
FatherGeorge (Chocke) Chalk

Born in Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland on 24 Feb. 1777 to George (Chocke) Chalk and Elizabeth Hughes. John Chalk married Calsandra Kindall and had 7 children. He passed away on 15 August 1829 in Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland.

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Parents
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George (Chocke) Chalk
1744 - 1828
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Elizabeth Hughes
1747 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Calsandra Kindall
1768 - 1851
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Bennett B Chalk
1798 - 1848
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Ruth Ann Chalk
1809 - 1843
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Casandra Ann Reeves Chalk
1811 - 1893
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Levi A Chalk
1807 - 1884
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Elias Chalk
1802 - 1873
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Theresa Thirza Diffey Chalp Chalk
1805 - 1830
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Levi Chalk
1800 - 1807

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