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Judith Midgette

Birth1762 - Body Island, Currituck, North Carolina, United States
Death1841 - Currituck, North Carolina
MotherBethany Bannister Farrow
FatherThomas Midgette

Born in Body Island, Currituck, North Carolina, United States on 1762 to Thomas Midgette and Bethany Bannister Farrow. Judith Midgette married Maurice Baum and had 10 children. She passed away on 1841 in Currituck, North Carolina.

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Parents
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Thomas Midgette
1717 - 1789
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Bethany Bannister Farrow
1720 - 1794
Spouse(s)
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Maurice Baum
1755 - 1805
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Peter Cartwright
1726 - 1786
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Azariah Baum
1781 - 1827
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Daniel Baum
1784 - Unknown
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Thomas Baum
Unknown - 1803
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Alpheus Baum
1775 - 1811
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Nancy Baum
1772 - Unknown
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Benjamin Baum
1784 - 1784
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Zilpha Baum
1779 - Unknown
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Abraham Baum
1780 - Unknown
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Sabra Baum
1783 - Unknown
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Maurice Baum
1755 - 1805

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