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John Jackson McCabe

Birth5 Feb 1840 - Maryland
Death24 Apr 1906 - Maryland
MotherSarah Enlow
FatherJames McCabe

Born in Maryland on 5 Feb 1840 to James McCabe and Sarah Enlow. John Jackson McCabe married Hannah E Kisner and had 9 children. He passed away on 24 Apr 1906 in Maryland.

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Parents
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James Mccabe
1810 - 1870
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Sarah Enlow
1820 - 1899
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Hannah E Kisner
1830 - 1914
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Richard D Mc Cabe
1875 - 1943
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John Henry Mc Cabe
1865 - 1941
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Sarah F "Sallie" Mccabe
1863 - 1940
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Savilla Ann Mccabe
1865 - 1926
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Zachary Taylor Mccabe
1868 - Unknown
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Holland Mccabe
1870 - 1928
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Charles Mccabe
1872 - Unknown
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Harry Mccabe
1870 - Unknown
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Zechariah Mccabe
1868 - Unknown

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