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Robert Slaughter

Birth1762 - Culpeper, Culpeper, Virginia
Death22 February 1803 - Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky
MotherSusan Clayton
FatherCol James Slaughter

Born in Culpeper, Culpeper, Virginia on 1762 to Col James Slaughter and Susan Clayton. Robert Slaughter had 7 children. He passed away on 22 February 1803 in Bardstown, Nelson, Kentucky.

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Col James Slaughter
1732 - 1799
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Susan Clayton
1736 - 1818
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James Pendleton Slaughter
1780 - 1820
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Margaret Bowie Slaughter
1799 - 1840
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Anne Pendleton Slaughter
1790 - 1839
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Susan Clayton Slaughter
1786 - 1844
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Philip Clayton Slaughter
Unknown - Unknown
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Catherine Slaughter
1796 - Unknown
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Catherine Slaughter
1787 - Unknown

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