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JOHN CONRAD GILBERT

Birth10 Nov 1763 - Lincoln, North Carolina, USA
Death7June 1807 - Lincoln County, North Carolina
MotherAnna Christina Schneider
FatherHans Henrich (John Henry) Gilbert

Born in Lincoln, North Carolina, USA on 10 Nov 1763 to Hans Henrich (John Henry) Gilbert and Anna Christina Schneider. JOHN CONRAD GILBERT married Margaret Hartman and had 9 children. He passed away on 7June 1807 in Lincoln County, North Carolina.

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Hans Henrich (John Henry) Gilbert
1736 - 1814
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Anna Christina Schneider
1740 - 1777
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Hartman
1770 - 1850
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George Gilbert
1794 - 1869
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Andrew Gilbert
1805 - 1879
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Elizabeth Gilbert
1789 - 1871
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Susanna Gilbert
1791 - 1873
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Mary "Polly" Gilbert
1794 - 1853
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Catherine Gilbert
1790 - 1850
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Anna Gilbert
1792 - 1844
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Barbara Gilbert
1787 - 1807
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Elizabeth Eliza Gilbert
1828 - 1875

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