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Joshua Cunningham

Birth4 June 1792 - Fort Amos, Monongalia, Virginia, USA
Death02 Jun 1887 - Swear, Kossuth, Iowa, United States
MotherCatherine Shuman
FatherJohn Cunningham

Born in Fort Amos, Monongalia, Virginia, USA on 4 June 1792 to John Cunningham and Catherine Shuman. Joshua Cunningham married Mary Walker and had 9 children. He passed away on 02 Jun 1887 in Swear, Kossuth, Iowa, United States.

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John Cunningham
1745 - 1799
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Catherine Shuman
1750 - 1808
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Mary Walker
1794 - 1855
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Annara Cunningham
1833 - 1918
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Mahala Cunningham
1836 - 1907
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Silas Ulysess Cunningham
1831 - 1911
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Susannah Cunningham
1823 - 1908
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Joseph Asbury Cunningham
1833 - 1912
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Dorcas Tabitha Cunningham
1826 - 1913
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Sarah Jane Cunningham
1820 - 1900
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Elizabeth Cunningham
1815 - 1860
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Baby Boy Cunningham
1815 - Unknown

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