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Nancy Ann Malone

Birth14 May 1755 - Carlisle, Cumberland, Pennsylvania
Death1842 - Columbus, Fairfield, Ohio, United States
MotherRebecca Hartley
FatherLord Richard Malone, Baron Sunderlin

Born in Carlisle, Cumberland, Pennsylvania on 14 May 1755 to Lord Richard Malone, Baron Sunderlin and Rebecca Hartley. Nancy Ann Malone married Daniel Armstrong and had 10 children. She passed away on 1842 in Columbus, Fairfield, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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Lord Richard Malone, Baron Sunderlin
1736 - 1801
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Rebecca Hartley
1740 - 1795
Spouse(s)
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Daniel Armstrong
1751 - 1815
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Martin Elliott Armstrong
1751 - 1815
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Martin Armstrong
1784 - 1864
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Frances Armstrong
1785 - 1843
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William Armstrong
1782 - 1828
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Elizabeth Armstrong
1787 - 1873
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Richard Armstrong
1794 - 1845
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Jane Armstrong
1791 - 1850
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William Armstrong
1798 - 1891
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Elliot Armstrong
1800 - Unknown
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Francis Malone Armstrong
1793 - 1843
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Elizabeth Armstrong
1752 - Unknown

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