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John Swick

Birth27 April 1763 - Greenwich, Sussex, New Jersey, United States
Death13 Jul 1849 - Franklin, Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States
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FatherMartin Swick

Born in Greenwich, Sussex, New Jersey, United States on 27 April 1763 to Martin Swick. John Swick married Mary Reno and had 12 children. He passed away on 13 Jul 1849 in Franklin, Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents
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Martin Swick
1734 - 1789
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Spouse(s)
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Mary Reno
1775 - 1838
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Susan Thomas
1780 - 1809
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Elizabeth (Betsey) Kelly
1780 - 1865
Children Show all
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Nancy Swick
1793 - 1880
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Jesse Martin Swick
1819 - 1908
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Catherine Swick
1791 - 1858
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Lucinda Swick
1824 - 1901
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Nancy Swick
1816 - 1912
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Margareth Swick
1795 - 1865
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Mary B. Swick
1799 - 1850
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David Swick
1794 - 1872
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Jacob B. Swick
1785 - 1861
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Luke Swick
1799 - 1871
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Peter Swick
1802 - 1855
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John Baker Swick
1800 - 1885

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