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Michael Kaigler

Birth1758 - Sandy Run, Calhoun, South Carolina
Death14 Aug 1814 - Sandy Run, Saxe Gotha, South Carolina
MotherKatherine "Katy" Copplepower
FatherAndrew Kaigler

Born in Sandy Run, Calhoun, South Carolina on 1758 to Andrew Kaigler and Katherine "Katy" Copplepower. Michael Kaigler married Elizabeth Saylor and had 10 children. He passed away on 14 Aug 1814 in Sandy Run, Saxe Gotha, South Carolina.

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Andrew Kaigler
1730 - 1810
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Katherine "Katy" Copplepower
1733 - 1808
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Elizabeth Saylor
1769 - 1844
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David Kaigler
1788 - 1858
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Rube Lavinia Kaigler
1800 - 1852
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Margaret Kaigler
1789 - 1854
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Sarah Kaigler
1794 - 1836
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Drucilla Kaigler
1802 - 1859
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Henry M. Kaigler
1804 - 1884
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Harriet Kaigler
1798 - 1886
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Ann Kaigler
1794 - 1832
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Elizabeth Kaigler
Unknown - Unknown
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Rube Lavinia Kaigler
1800 - 1852

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