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Nicholas Clines

Birth14 Jul 1806 - Shelby County, Kentucky
Death22 Jun 1889 - Norton County, Kansas, USA
MotherELIZABETH Favours
FatherNicholas Clines

Born in Shelby County, Kentucky on 14 Jul 1806 to Nicholas Clines and ELIZABETH Favours. Nicholas Clines married Caroline Miller and had 10 children. He passed away on 22 Jun 1889 in Norton County, Kansas, USA.

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Nicholas Clines
1774 - 1813
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Elizabeth Favours
1775 - 1850
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Caroline Miller
1825 - 1892
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Sarah Leach
1805 - 1846
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Thomas S Clines
1848 - 1936
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Sarah Elizabeth Cline
1855 - 1908
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Josiah Clines
1865 - Unknown
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Lillie Rebecca Clines
1870 - 1950
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David Samuel Clines
1858 - 1927
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James O. Clines
1852 - Unknown
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Mary C Clines
1863 - 1947
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Ditto W Clines
1860 - 1939
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John W Clines
1837 - Unknown
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Amanda E. Brown
1877 - Unknown

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