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Nicholas Borrow

Birth26 May 1832 - Liskeard, Cornwall, England
Death27 March 1891 - Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, USA
MotherDorothy Stephens
FatherThomas Borrow

Born in Liskeard, Cornwall, England on 26 May 1832 to Thomas Borrow and Dorothy Stephens. Nicholas Borrow had 12 children. He passed away on 27 March 1891 in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio, USA.

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Thomas Borrow
1795 - 1862
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Dorothy Stephens
1797 - 1868
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Will Hannum Borrow
1875 - 1934
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Charles Edward Borrow
1862 - 1916
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Wheeler S Borrow
1869 - 1895
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Jennie "Jane" Burrows
1873 - 1969
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Mattie May Borrow
1867 - 1920
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Hellen Cooper Borrow
1880 - 1975
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Mary E. Borrow (Burrows)
1859 - 1920
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Sam Burrows
1871 - Unknown
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Jesse June Borrow
1865 - 1955
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John Borrow
1855 - Unknown
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Lora M Borrow
1856 - 1942
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Charles Moss Burrows
1861 - 1942

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