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Sarah Highsmith

Birth20 Nov 1804 - Pitt, North Carolina, USA
Death5 Feb 1858 - Wayne, Georgia, United States
MotherNot Available
FatherJacob Highsmith

Born in Pitt, North Carolina, USA on 20 Nov 1804 to Jacob Highsmith. Sarah Highsmith married Andrew J McClellan and had 12 children. She passed away on 5 Feb 1858 in Wayne, Georgia, United States.

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Jacob Highsmith
1765 - 1829
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Spouse(s)
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Andrew J Mcclellan
1773 - 1848
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Henry C Mcclellen
1845 - 1911
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Charles Mc Clellan
1834 - 1895
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Caroline Mcclellan
1843 - 1873
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Nancy Mcclellan
1828 - 1910
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John T. Mcclellan
1842 - 1861
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Andrew Mcclellan
1833 - 1862
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Susan Mcclellen / Cooper
1836 - Unknown
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Lucinda Mcclellan
1840 - Unknown
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Martha Mcclellan
1832 - Unknown
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Sarah Mcclellan
1830 - 1833
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George Mcclellan
1844 - 1847
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Mary Ann Mcclellan
1841 - 1922

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