BARD : BROWN : SMITH : WOOD : Genealogy Query


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23-Mar-2004

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BARD : BROWN : SMITH : WOOD

Query Text:

David Smith and his wife Margaret Young are interred at St. Paul's Episcopal Churchyard on Columbus Ave. in Mount Vernon, Westchester County, New York. Both died before 1900. David I believe died in 1872 and his wife about 1895. Margaret's mother is also Margaret possilbly with the maiden name of Fair (Phayre). All came from Ireland. David and Margaret had the children Frances, Jane, Samuel Fair, and Sarah. Margaret had a sister Sarah who married a BARR. In the 1870 Census the mother Margaret was living with the sister Sarah in Mount Vernon. I am looking for descendants of David and Margaret. Please contact me through posting a message at Young-NY-L@rootsweb.com

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