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John Kelby Byars

Birth1720 - Hanover, Orange, North Carolina, USA
Death1792 - Louisa, Louisa, Virginia, United States
MotherElizabeth Ann Glenn
FatherJohn I BYARS {PGGF8}

Born in Hanover, Orange, North Carolina, USA on 1720 to John I BYARS {PGGF8} and Elizabeth Ann Glenn. John Kelby Byars married Ann Arnold and had 8 children. He passed away on 1792 in Louisa, Louisa, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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John I Byars {Pggf8}
1675 - 1734
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Elizabeth Ann Glenn
1694 - 1763
Spouse(s)
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Ann Arnold
1725 - Unknown
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Margaret Rachel Matthews
1717 - 1787
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Nancy Bullock
1715 - 1769
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Rachel Matthews
1717 - 1787
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Elizabeth "Lucy" Nunn
Unknown - Unknown
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Rachel Mathews
1717 - 1790
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Elizabeth Byars
1758 - 1831
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William Anderson Byars
1770 - 1836
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George Byars
1741 - 1785
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Guliemus Byars
1755 - 1803
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James Byars
1739 - 1799
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William Byars
1735 - 1831
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James Byers
1740 - 1799
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Capt Byars
1747 - 1831
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James Byers
1740 - 1811

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