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George Lytle

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George Lytle (1759 - )

> 1759 - Born: 1759

> 1794 - Child Elizabeth Lytle b. 27 Aug 1794

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Births for 3 Days
from Dec 22, 2024

Robert Mercer 1737
Claudia Alta Taylor 1912
James Roosevelt 1907
Mary Louise Moore 1832
Frances Allethea Murray 1905
Timothy Willets 1688
Julia Gardiner Tyler 1849
Katherine McKinley 1871
Edward Garfield 1874

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Rachel Donelson Robards 1828
Chaffee Grant 1940
Augustine Warner 1674
Jonathan Weir 1832
Elizabeth Harrison 1955

A life that is not documented is a life that within a generation or two will largely be lost to memory. What a tragedy this can be in the history of a family. Knowledge of our ancestors shapes us and instills within us values that give direction and meaning to our lives.

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