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Nancy McNaught

Birth21 Jul 1821 - Spencer, Owen, Indiana, United States
Death28 May 1891 - Jasper, MO
MotherCatherine Bartholomew
FatherRobert Wooden McNaught

Born in Spencer, Owen, Indiana, United States on 21 Jul 1821 to Robert Wooden McNaught and Catherine Bartholomew. Nancy McNaught married Andrew Claycomb Pirtle and had 9 children. She passed away on 28 May 1891 in Jasper, MO.

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Parents
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Robert Wooden Mcnaught
1784 - 1848
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Catherine Bartholomew
1791 - 1864
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Andrew Claycomb Pirtle
1821 - 1897
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Sarah Catherine Amanda Pirtle
1846 - 1929
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Emma Elizabeth Pirtle
1853 - 1915
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Laura Edwina Pirtle
1849 - 1883
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John Milton Bartholomew Pirtle
1844 - 1864
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William Thomas Pirtle
1859 - 1937
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Mary Margaret Pirtle
1848 - 1920
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Nancy Louise Pirtle
1852 - 1876
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Roseanna Bell Pirtle
1857 - Unknown
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Harriet Rebecca Pirtle
1856 - Unknown

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