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Nancy Murray

Birth26 Jul 1825 - Pennsylvania, United States
Death23 October 1904 - Delaware, Ripley County, United States of America
MotherElizabeth Risinger
FatherEdward MURRAY

Born in Pennsylvania, United States on 26 Jul 1825 to Edward MURRAY and Elizabeth Risinger. Nancy Murray married James Gard Huntington and had 8 children. She passed away on 23 October 1904 in Delaware, Ripley County, United States of America.

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Parents
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Edward Murray
1792 - 1855
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Elizabeth Risinger
1799 - 1862
Spouse(s)
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James Gard Huntington
1806 - 1881
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William Gray
1832 - Unknown
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Ira C. Bevans
1820 - Unknown
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Charles Henry Mathey
1809 - 1888
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George Edward Huntington
1863 - 1924
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Mary Elizabeth Huntington
1866 - 1920
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John Newton Huntington
1860 - 1928
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Caroline Huntington
1855 - Unknown
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Albert Gray
1851 - Unknown
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Calvin L Gray
1855 - Unknown
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Sarah Gray
1854 - Unknown
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Harriet Bell Mathey
1858 - 1902

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