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MARY LAUGHLIN McLAUGHLIN

Birth10 Oct 1788 - Ernestown Township, Lennox Addington, Ontario, Canada
Deathbetween 1827-1878 - Battersea, Lennox & Addington County, Upper Canada
MotherMary L Snyder
FatherAlexander V Laughlin

Born in Ernestown Township, Lennox Addington, Ontario, Canada on 10 Oct 1788 to Alexander V Laughlin and Mary L Snyder. MARY LAUGHLIN McLAUGHLIN married JOHN LAKE and had 8 children. She passed away on between 1827-1878 in Battersea, Lennox & Addington County, Upper Canada.

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Alexander V Laughlin
1756 - 1822
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Mary L Snyder
1760 - 1798
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John Lake
1782 - 1828
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Susannah Susan F. Lake
1812 - 1878
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Sarah Ann Lake
1817 - 1910
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Alexander Lake
1808 - 1900
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Nathaniel Lake
1807 - Unknown
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Mary Jane Lake
1816 - 1907
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Jr John Lake
1827 - 1916
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Hannah Lake
1804 - 1810
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Bashaba Lake
1820 - 1902

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