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John William Perdue

Birth1725 - Worcester, Maryland, United States
DeathBet. 25 Jun–12 Aug 1802 - Worcester County, MD
MotherMary Lingo
FatherJohn William Perdue (Perdieu)

Born in Worcester, Maryland, United States on 1725 to John William Perdue (Perdieu) and Mary Lingo. John William Perdue married Arcadia Walker and had 9 children. He passed away on Bet. 25 Jun–12 Aug 1802 in Worcester County, MD.

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Parents
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John William Perdue (Perdieu)
1685 - 1773
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Mary Lingo
1687 - 1724
Spouse(s)
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Arcadia Walker
1732 - 1770
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Saborough, M1 Davis, M2 Perdue, Fookes
1735 - 1800
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Martha "Mattie" Perdue
1778 - 1826
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Capt. James Perdue
1756 - 1802
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Sabra Perdue
1775 - 1826
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Eli Louden Perdue
1765 - Unknown
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John William Perdue
1758 - 1861
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George Perdue
1757 - 1840
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John D Beard
1767 - 1829
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Martha Perdue
1752 - Unknown
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Joshua A Perdue
1795 - Unknown

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