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Sarah Smith

Birth1791 - County Monaghan, Ireland
Death12 March 1860 - Warwick, Orange County, New York
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Born in County Monaghan, Ireland on 1791. Sarah Smith married John McGathern and had 15 children. She passed away on 12 March 1860 in Warwick, Orange County, New York.

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John Mcgathern
1782 - 1844
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Patrick Mcgathern
1812 - 1877
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Catherine Mcgathern
1821 - 1890
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Mary Mcgathern
1817 - 1884
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Margaret J Mcgathern
1829 - 1860
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Sarah Mcgathern
1840 - 1899
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William Mcgathern
1835 - 1880
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Frank Mcgathern
1833 - 1910
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John Mcgathern
1815 - 1872
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Ellen Mcgathern
1840 - 1914
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Patrick Mcgathern
1841 - Unknown
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Rosina Mcgathern
1834 - 1899
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Anne Mcgatheran
Unknown - 1866
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James Mcgathern
1828 - Unknown
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Rosa (Rosina) Mcgathern
1813 - 1877
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Ann Mcgathern
1823 - Unknown

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