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Nancy B Black

Birth1759 - Not Available
Death21 Oct 1835 - Maurice River, Cumberland, New Jersey
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Born on 1759. Nancy B Black married Capt James Reagain (Riggins) and had 19 children. She passed away on 21 Oct 1835 in Maurice River, Cumberland, New Jersey.

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Capt James Reagain (Riggins)
1756 - 1836
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James Riggins
1802 - 1885
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Ruth Riggins
1796 - 1878
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Anna Ruth Riggins
1790 - 1861
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Lewis Riggins
1771 - 1856
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Edmund Riggins
1790 - 1868
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Beulah Riggins
1804 - 1889
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Elizabeth Riggins
1799 - 1830
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Samuel Riggins
1788 - 1858
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Nancy Riggens
1794 - 1866
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Asa Riggens
1790 - 1794
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Orris Riggins
1775 - 1830
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Anna Riggens
1792 - 1794
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Anna Riggins
1776 - 1855
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William Wriggins
1778 - 1868
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William Wriggins
1775 - 1868
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Caleb Riggins
1791 - 1852
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Orris Riggins
1778 - 1830
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Asa Riggins
1790 - Unknown
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William Riggins
1780 - Unknown

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