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KELSEY

Hard To Find Surnames › Category: K Surnames › KELSEY
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Larry Jackson asked 3 months ago

Anna Maria Kelsey, born 1728 in Wales, UK.
Died 11 Sep 1790 in Smith, Washington, PA, USA.
Married 20 Jun 1746 in Haxey, Lincolnshire, England to Thomas George Jackson.

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