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| SINCLAIR INDIVIDUALS: | ||||||||||||||
| Agnes Sinclair is the daughter of William Sinclair and Mary. She married William Breakenridge. They were companions on the emigrant ship that left Ireland on July 16th, 1727. | ||||||||||||||
| William Sinclair was born in 1674 at Drumbloo Parish, County Down, Ireland and died July 3, 1753 at Worcester, MA. He came to America on an emigrant ship that left Ireland on July 16th, 1727. He married Mary Smith around 1710 at Drumbloo Parish, County Down, Ireland and they had four children, Ann, Mary, Elizabeth and Agnes. (Mary Smith was born 1678 in Ireland and died August 9, 1875 at Worcester, MA.) | ||||||||||||||
| MISC SINCLAIR INFO I HAVE FOUND IN MY SEARCH: (NOT RELATED TO MY SINCLAIRs): | ||||||||||||||
| There are two Sinclair men listed as prisoners during the Civil War at the Andersonville Prisoner of War Camp in Macon County, Georgia. Use this link to go to the Andersonville Prisoner Lookup page to get more information in each man. Archibald Sinclair, Pvt, MA Asa Sinclair, Pvt, MI There is a Jesse B. Sinclair listed as a prisoner during the Civil War at Camp Ford in Tyler, Texas. Use this link to go to the Camp Ford Prison page to get more information about him. |
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