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Richard Morrow

Birth1742 - Lurgan Twp old Cumberland, Franklin, Pennsylvania, United States
DeathOctober.28.1812 - Pendleton, Anderson, South Carolina, USA
MotherMary Morrow
FatherJohn L Morrow

Born in Lurgan Twp old Cumberland, Franklin, Pennsylvania, United States on 1742 to John L Morrow and Mary Morrow. Richard Morrow married Mary MARTIN Morrow and had 10 children. He passed away on October.28.1812 in Pendleton, Anderson, South Carolina, USA.

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John L Morrow
1710 - 1762
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Mary Morrow
1714 - 1772
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Mary Martin Morrow
Unknown - 1785
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Martha Morrow
1780 - 1863
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Elizabeth Stephenson Morrow
1787 - 1859
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Florence Morrow
1768 - 1830
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Thomas Morrow
1765 - 1815
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Alexander Morrow
1770 - 1840
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Daniel Jeff Morrow
1799 - 1862
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Joseph A Morrow
1784 - 1859
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James Morrow
1779 - 1815
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James William Morrow
1773 - 1853
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Leonard Morrow
Unknown - Unknown

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