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Mary Cotton
(born 1790)
updated February 06, 2019
Mary Cotton was born on June 19, 1790. Mary was born to William Cotton Sr and Mary Foster Scott, with siblings Hugh, Violet, Henry, Josiah, Jane, William, Josiah, Alexander, John, Rachel, Jomes, and Sarah. Mary married John Moorehead. Mary died in .
Mary Cotton Biography
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Mary Cotton
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Mary Cotton died inrecords say after 1820
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Mary Cotton Family Tree
Mary's immediate relatives including parents, siblings, partnerships and children in the Cotton family tree.
Parents:
Jul 16, 1762 - March 1841
December 1767 - Nov 28, 1844
Siblings:
Sep 10, 1797 - Apr 10, 1852
Aug 16, 1787 - Unknown
Sep 2, 1788 - Oct 3, 1803
May 26, 1792 - Sep 1, 1796
Oct 15, 1793 - Feb 13, 1882
Unknown - Unknown
Mar 13, 1799 - Nov 2, 1873
Feb 4, 1801 - Oct 22, 1840
Jan 20, 1803 - around 1809
Jun 30, 1805 - Sep 29, 1862
May 6, 1807 - Jul 26, 1911
Dec 27, 1809 - around 1909
Relationships:
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Mary Cotton & John Moorehead
Spouse:
Unknown - around 1890
Mary's Family Photos
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Mary Cotton Obituary
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Mary Cotton died in . Mary was born on June 19, 1790. Mary was born to William Cotton Sr and Mary Foster Scott, with siblings Hugh, Violet, Henry, Josiah, Jane, William, Josiah, Alexander, John, Rachel, Jomes, and Sarah. Mary married John Moorehead.
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Other Biographies
Other Mary Cottons
1934 - Unknown
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Jul 2, 1760 - Nov 9, 1830
Other Cottons
May 26, 1792 - Sep 1, 1796
Oct 15, 1793 - Feb 13, 1882
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Mar 13, 1799 - Nov 2, 1873
Feb 4, 1801 - Oct 22, 1840
Jan 20, 1803 - around 1809
Jun 30, 1805 - Sep 29, 1862
May 6, 1807 - Jul 26, 1911
Dec 27, 1809 - around 1909
1709 - Nov 2, 1800
around 1742 - around 1842
around 1745 - Apr 1, 1829
around 1748 - around 1790
Unknown - Unknown
around 1755 - around 1825
around 1755 - around 1788
Jul 2, 1760 - Nov 9, 1830
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around 1725 - Unknown
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1915 - Dec 24, 1986
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