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John McCall

BirthBet. 1625-1630 - Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
Death1690 - Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
MotherJane Sirkens Aiken
FatherJohn Michael (McCall)

Born in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States on Bet. 1625-1630 to John Michael (McCall) and Jane Sirkens Aiken. John McCall married Mary Smith and had 8 children. He passed away on 1690 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA.

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Parents
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John Michael (Mccall)
1591 - 1644
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Jane Sirkens Aiken
1600 - 1645
Spouse(s)
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Mary Smith
1640 - 1672
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George W B Mccall
1665 - 1740
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Thomas Kimball
1657 - 1732
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Richard Kimball/kemble
1671 - 1672
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Elizabeth Kimball
1670 - 1737
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Caleb Kimball/kemble
1665 - 1726
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Rebecca Kimball
1668 - 1705
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Mary Kimball
1674 - 1703
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Nathaniel Kimball
1665 - 1735

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