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Lucinda E. Kirkpatrick

Birth11 Apr 1813 - Guernsey County, Ohio, USA
Death23 Jan 1891 - Butler, Bates, Missouri, United States
MotherMary Henthorn
FatherThomas B Kirkpatrick

Born in Guernsey County, Ohio, USA on 11 Apr 1813 to Thomas B Kirkpatrick and Mary Henthorn. Lucinda E. Kirkpatrick married John Fenton and had 13 children. She passed away on 23 Jan 1891 in Butler, Bates, Missouri, United States.

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Parents
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Thomas B Kirkpatrick
1773 - 1851
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Mary Henthorn
1783 - 1872
Spouse(s)
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John Fenton
1798 - 1853
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Emeline (Emeline Louisa?) Fenton
1846 - 1907
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Emma J Fenton
1846 - 1920
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Angeline Fenton
1843 - 1919
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Martha A Fenton
1838 - 1924
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Sarah Jane Fenton
1830 - 1880
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Mary Harriet Fenton
1833 - 1907
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John Henry Fenton
1836 - 1908
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Margaret Isabelle Fenton
1848 - 1906
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Thomas W. Fenton
1832 - 1901
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Hannah Fenton
1840 - 1887
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Alexander James Fenton
1852 - 1934
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Eliza Fenton
1842 - 1914
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Fletcher A Fenton
1854 - 1934

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