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Nancy Anne Lyons

Birthabt 1804 - Yorktown, York, Virginia, USA
Death9 May 1874 - Broad Run, Lewis County, West Virginia
MotherMary Eleanor Newhouse
FatherJames Lyons

Born in Yorktown, York, Virginia, USA on abt 1804 to James Lyons and Mary Eleanor Newhouse. Nancy Anne Lyons married Benjamin James Lightborne and had 8 children. She passed away on 9 May 1874 in Broad Run, Lewis County, West Virginia.

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James Lyons
1772 - 1870
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Mary Eleanor Newhouse
1788 - 1883
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Benjamin James Lightborne
1796 - 1878
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Stephen Whittlesey
1789 - 1846
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Harriet Ellen Whittlesey
1835 - 1928
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Philander Boyd Whittlesey
1840 - 1898
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James Horace Whittlesey
1832 - 1909
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Joseph Henry Whittlesey
1843 - 1864
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Jefferson Polk M Lightburn
1849 - 1851
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Lucy Josephine Whittlesey
1833 - 1885
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Lydia Elizabeth Whittlesey
1830 - 1848
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Chester Thomas Whittlesey
1837 - Unknown

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