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Prudence Moore

Birth1774 - Pittsylvania, Virginia
Death09 Jun 1821 - Pittsylvania County, Virginia
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Born in Pittsylvania, Virginia on 1774. Prudence Moore married John Bunyon Farthing and had 12 children. She passed away on 09 Jun 1821 in Pittsylvania County, Virginia.

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John Bunyon Farthing
1760 - 1834
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Elizabeth Farthing
1805 - 1850
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Rebecca Farthing
1798 - 1870
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Abner Farthing 4Gg
1785 - 1856
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James Taylor Farthing
1807 - 1856
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Lucy Farthing
1790 - Unknown
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John Bunyan Farthing
1786 - 1841
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Joel Farthing
1789 - 1849
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Frances Farthing Parsons
1814 - 1863
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Michael Farthing
1791 - 1856
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Francis Farthing
Unknown - Unknown
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Richard Farthing
1785 - Unknown
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Michel Farthing
1791 - Unknown

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