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John McKinstry

Birth1 May 1761 - Sturbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
Death26 Apr 1840 - Connecticut
MotherMary Morse
FatherWilliam McKinstry

Born in Sturbridge, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States on 1 May 1761 to William McKinstry and Mary Morse. John McKinstry married Catharina (Catherine) Sluyter and had 9 children. He passed away on 26 Apr 1840 in Connecticut.

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William Mckinstry
1723 - 1795
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Mary Morse
1734 - 1800
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Catharina (Catherine) Sluyter
1778 - 1840
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Beniah (Bernard) Mc Kinstry
1807 - 1886
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Horace Kingsley Mckinstry
1810 - 1884
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Lucy Mckinstry
1806 - 1850
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Elizabeth (Betsy) Mckinstry
1801 - 1858
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Sophronia Mckinstry
1815 - 1869
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John Mckinstry
Unknown - Unknown
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Hiram Mckinstry
1807 - Unknown
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William Mckinstry
1796 - Unknown
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Hiram Mckinstry
1821 - Unknown

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