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John Masterson

Birth9 Nov 1736 - Lowesoft, Suffolk, England
Death1782 - Westmoreland,,Pennsylvania,USA
MotherMary Margaret Lindsey
FatherEdward Masterson

Born in Lowesoft, Suffolk, England on 9 Nov 1736 to Edward Masterson and Mary Margaret Lindsey. John Masterson married Sarah Tobin and had 7 children. He passed away on 1782 in Westmoreland,,Pennsylvania,USA.

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Edward Masterson
1706 - 1754
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Mary Margaret Lindsey
1710 - 1754
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Sarah Tobin
1750 - 1803
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Zachariah Masterson
1765 - 1829
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Mary Masterson
1773 - 1856
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Elizabeth Masterson
1766 - 1853
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Edward Masterson
1773 - 1827
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Richard Masterson
1771 - 1820
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Sarah Masterson
1781 - Unknown
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Hugh Masterson
1770 - 1835

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