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Matches 1 to 16 of 16 for First Name contains SARA

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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree 
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Sara		I45    PerrinHunt
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Sarah		I49    Timmins/Frost
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BOUTILIER, Sarah		I15    Cleveland, Colin
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CURRIE, Sarah		I35  b. Abt 1807  McNab/Kuhn
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FROST, Sarah		I20  b. Bef 29 Aug 1833  Timmins/Frost
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HUNTER, Sarah Ann		I199  b. 9 Jun 1815  McNab/Kuhn
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JACOBS, Sarah		I458    McNab/Kuhn
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LOGAN, Sarah Marion		I250  b. 4 Apr 1899 Belmont, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA  McNab/Kuhn
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MCKAY, Sarah		I265  b. 10 Sep 1814 Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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MCLATCHEY, Sarah Alice		I417  b. Abt 1849 Dartmouth, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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MCNAB, Sarah Ann Hunter		I402  b. Bef 12 March 1848  McNab/Kuhn
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MCNAB, Sarah Currie		I157  b. Sept 23, 1845 Dartmouth, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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ROGERS, Rachael Sarah		I99  b. Abt 1775  Horne
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TIMMINS, Sarah Ann		I3  b. 13 Oct 1844 Eastern Passage, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  Timmins/Frost
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UNKNOWN, Sarah		I327  b. Abt 1755  McNab/Kuhn
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WARMAN, Sarah Ann		I17    PerrinHunt

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