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Rebecca MCCOLLOM

Rebecca MCCOLLOM

Female 1771 - 1855  (84 years)

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  1. 1.  Rebecca MCCOLLOM was born in 1771 (daughter of John MCCOLLOM and Eleanor HUNTER, ??); died on 22 Jun 1855 in Pocahontas Co., VA (now WV).

    Rebecca married Robert MOORE on 19 Jan 1797 in Warm Springs, Bath, VA. Robert was born on 27 May 1772; died on 27 May 1858 in Pocahontas Co., VA (now WV). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


Generation: 2

  1. 2.  John MCCOLLOM was born about 1745 in Lancaster, Lancaster, PA (son of Patrick MCCOLLOM); died on 19 May 1794 in Bath Co., VA.

    John married Eleanor HUNTER, ??. Eleanor died about 1798 in VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]


  2. 3.  Eleanor HUNTER, ?? died about 1798 in VA.
    Children:
    1. Daniel MCCOLLOM was born about 1770; died about 1825 in Monroe Co., OH.
    2. 1. Rebecca MCCOLLOM was born in 1771; died on 22 Jun 1855 in Pocahontas Co., VA (now WV).
    3. Mary MCCOLLOM was born about 1772; died after 1825.
    4. William MCCOLLOM was born about 1773 in VA; died on 4 Mar 1828 in Pocahontas Co., VA (now WV).
    5. Jane MCCOLLOM was born about 1774.
    6. Margaret MCCOLLOM was born on 11 Aug 1775; died on 22 Aug 1819 in Gallia Co., OH.
    7. Sarah MCCOLLOM was born after 1776.
    8. Jacob MCCOLLOM was born after 1776; died in Jun 1835 in Monroe Co., OH.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  Patrick MCCOLLOM
    Children:
    1. Margaret MCCOLLOM was born about 1742; died in 1817.
    2. 2. John MCCOLLOM was born about 1745 in Lancaster, Lancaster, PA; died on 19 May 1794 in Bath Co., VA.


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