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Wilson McCrary

Birth1820 - Rowan County, North Carolina
DeathBET 1870 AND 1880 - Pike County, Indiana
MotherSally Traylor
FatherElisha McCrary

Born in Rowan County, North Carolina on 1820 to Elisha McCrary and Sally Traylor. Wilson McCrary married Alice "Allie" Frederick-McCrary-Clark and had 9 children. He passed away on BET 1870 AND 1880 in Pike County, Indiana.

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Parents
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Elisha Mccrary
1780 - Unknown
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Sally Traylor
1790 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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Alice "Allie" Frederick-mccrary-clark
1844 - 1915
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Sarah Sally Spade
1827 - 1850
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Mary Dora Mccrary
1861 - 1937
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John Michael Mccrary
1859 - Unknown
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Hannah Francis Mccrary
1868 - 1931
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Joseph Mccrary
1851 - 1922
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Peter G Mccrary
1863 - Unknown
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Elizabeth A Mccrary
1863 - 1902
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William Mccrary
1847 - Unknown
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Thomas R Mccrary
1873 - Unknown
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Daniel Mccrary
1847 - Unknown

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