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John Hendricks

Birth24 February 1753 - Union Co, New Jersey, United States
Death5 July 1811 - Elizabeth Town, Union County, NJ
MotherPhebe Hatfield
FatherBaker Hendricks

Born in Union Co, New Jersey, United States on 24 February 1753 to Baker Hendricks and Phebe Hatfield. John Hendricks married Mary Woodruff and had 9 children. He passed away on 5 July 1811 in Elizabeth Town, Union County, NJ.

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Parents
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Baker Hendricks
1720 - 1776
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Phebe Hatfield
1731 - 1775
Spouse(s)
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Mary Woodruff
1756 - 1817
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Sarah Hendricks
1774 - 1810
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Mary Hendricks Marsh
1781 - 1801
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Phebe W Hendricks
1776 - 1823
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Deborah S. Hendrick
1786 - 1825
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Susan H Hendricks
1784 - 1820
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Abigail (Abby) Hendricks
Unknown - Unknown
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John Hendrick
1790 - 1792
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David Woodruff Hendrick
Unknown - Unknown
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Isaac Hendricks
1790 - 1861

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