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William Mc Curdy

Birth1760 - Rathlin Island, Antrim, Northern Ireland
Death1838 - Pendleton, Anderson, South Carolina, USA
MotherRhoda McClaskey
FatherJohn McCurdy

Born in Rathlin Island, Antrim, Northern Ireland on 1760 to John McCurdy and Rhoda McClaskey. William Mc Curdy married Emily Mccurdy and had 9 children. He passed away on 1838 in Pendleton, Anderson, South Carolina, USA.

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John Mccurdy
1743 - 1789
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Rhoda Mcclaskey
1743 - 1801
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Emily Mccurdy
1772 - Unknown
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Sarah Rice
1760 - 1850
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Elijah M. Mccurdy
1793 - 1875
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Mary "Polly" Mccurdy
1800 - 1855
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William Billy Henry Mccurdy
1805 - 1891
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Margaret "Peggy" Mccurdy
1795 - 1850
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Hugh Lesley Mccurdy
1792 - 1863
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James Mc Curdy
1789 - 1863
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Sarah "Sally" Mccurdy
1799 - 1860
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William Henry Mc Curdy
1786 - 1860
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John Mccurdy
1785 - 1820

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