Margaret McInturff

Birth21 December 1764 - Frederick County, Virginia, United States of America

Death03Oct1836 - Okolona, Carter County, Tennessee, United States of America

MotherMARIA ROSINA KERN

FatherJohn McInturff Meckendoerfer

Born in Frederick County, Virginia, United States of America on 21 December 1764 to John McInturff Meckendoerfer and MARIA ROSINA KERN. Margaret McInturff married George Grayson Haynes and had 11 children. She passed away on 03Oct1836 in Okolona, Carter County, Tennessee, United States of America.

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Parents

John Mcinturff Meckendoerfer
1729 - 1779

Maria Rosina Kern
1735 - 1780

Spouse(s)

George Grayson Haynes
1757 - 1836

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David Haynes
1788 - 1868

Christopher Haynes
1802 - 1870

Mary Magdaline Haynes
1787 - 1844

William Washington Haynes
1812 - 1900

Sarah (Hains, Haines) Haynes
1785 - 1845

Abraham Haynes
1794 - 1815

James Patten Haynes
1800 - 1848

John Haynes
1799 - 1835

Jonathan G Hagnes
1806 - 1895

Joseph Haynes
1808 - 1895

Aaron Haynes
1798 - 1849

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