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Cynthia Kilbourne

Cynthia Kilbourne was born July 31, 1775.

She was given the name Cynthia Goodale. She previously used the last name Barnes.

She died March 3, 1861.

Related people

She married James Kilbourne.

Eliza Kilbourne is her child.

Cynthia Jones is her child.

Lincoln G. Kilbourne is her child.

Charlotta Kilbourne is her child.

Dr. James Kilbourne is her child.

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Burial record
1861

Cynthia Kilbourne (1775-1861)

St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery

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Charlotta Kilbourne

Burial record
1813

Charlotta Kilbourne (1812-1813)

St. John's Episcopal Church Cemetery

James Kilbourne

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May 17, 2000

History comes alive in Third-Grade Days

Worthington News (SNP)

Carla Smith (Author)
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1845
The family memorial: a history and genealogy of the Kilbourn family in the United States and Canada from the year 1635 to the present [1635-1845]

The family memorial

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