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Nancy Ann Morrison

Birthabt 1796 - New London, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
Death21 Jun 1865 - Brilliant, Jefferson, Ohio, United States
MotherHannah Montgomery
FatherJoseph Morrison

Born in New London, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States on abt 1796 to Joseph Morrison and Hannah Montgomery. Nancy Ann Morrison married John Rickey and had 9 children. She passed away on 21 Jun 1865 in Brilliant, Jefferson, Ohio, United States.

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Parents
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Joseph Morrison
1732 - 1817
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Hannah Montgomery
1752 - 1839
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John Rickey
1786 - 1874
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Matilda Veltman Rickey
1817 - 1902
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Alexander Campbell Rickey
1828 - 1853
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William Ellis Rickey
1830 - 1859
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Catherine M Rickey
1821 - Unknown
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Joseph Morrison Rickey
1815 - 1898
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John Rickey
1825 - Unknown
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Catherine Kate Rickey
1835 - Unknown
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Campbell Rickey
1833 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Rickey
1838 - 1920

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