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Robert WALLACE

Birth1712 - Londonderry County, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Death10 April 1783 - Hanover, Dauphin, Pennsylvania, United States
MotherMargaret Crosse
FatherMichael Wallace

Born in Londonderry County, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom on 1712 to Michael Wallace and Margaret Crosse. Robert WALLACE married Mary Clyde and had 10 children. He passed away on 10 April 1783 in Hanover, Dauphin, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Michael Wallace
1683 - 1736
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Margaret Crosse
1694 - Unknown
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Mary Clyde
1721 - 1784
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Elizabeth Wallace
1746 - 1802
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James Wallace
1751 - 1823
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Mary Wallace
1766 - 1822
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Moses Wallace
1741 - 1803
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Isabel Wallace
1744 - 1755
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Anna Maria Wallace
1748 - 1793
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Andrew Wallace
1755 - Unknown
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Isabel Wallace/gilmore
1757 - 1828
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Patrick Wallace
1738 - 1813
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Isabella Wallace Milton
1757 - 1828

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