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Thomas McCormick

Birth4 Jul 1821 - South Carolina
Death11 Jul 1880 - Socastee Township Horry County, South Carolina, USA
MotherMartha Anne Nancy Fontaine
FatherJohn (Reverend) McCormick

Born in South Carolina on 4 Jul 1821 to John (Reverend) McCormick and Martha Anne Nancy Fontaine. Thomas McCormick married Emily Smith Beaty and had 8 children. He passed away on 11 Jul 1880 in Socastee Township Horry County, South Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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John (Reverend) Mccormick
1772 - 1840
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Martha Anne Nancy Fontaine
1785 - 1865
Spouse(s)
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Emily Smith Beaty
1823 - 1897
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Francis M. "Frank" Mccormick
1844 - 1900
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Elizabeth Jane Mccormick
1854 - 1923
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Mary Frances Mccormick
1853 - 1930
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William Capers Mccormick
1851 - 1907
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Amanda “Manda” Mccormick
1850 - Unknown
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Thomas Mccormick
1846 - 1919
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James E “Jim” Mccormick
1848 - 1919
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Margaret “Margit” Ann Mccormick
1841 - 1917

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