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JOHN McWHORTER, youngest of 6 children to Hugh McWhorter and Kezia Tyler. He was born and died at infancy in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.
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From the Register of Wills of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, a record of letters of administration being granted in 1797 to Hugh McWhorter on the estate of a John McWhorter, deceased. This John may have been Hugh’s son who is recorded in the old James McWhorter family bible as “having died young.” Shortly after 1800 Hugh moved with his family to Steuben County, New York.
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“Thomas McWhorter of New Jersey and some of his Descendants”, 1924.
By Mabel Woods Hinrichs.
Compiled/transcribed by Dennis W. McWhorter
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JOHN McWHORTER, youngest of 6 children to Hugh McWhorter and Kezia Tyler. He was born and died at infancy in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.
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From the Register of Wills of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, a record of letters of administration being granted in 1797 to Hugh McWhorter on the estate of a John McWhorter, deceased. This John may have been Hugh’s son who is recorded in the old James McWhorter family bible as “having died young.” Shortly after 1800 Hugh moved with his family to Steuben County, New York.
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“Thomas McWhorter of New Jersey and some of his Descendants”, 1924.
By Mabel Woods Hinrichs.
Compiled/transcribed by Dennis W. McWhorter
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JOHN McWHORTER, youngest of 6 children to Hugh McWhorter and Kezia Tyler. He was born and died at infancy in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.
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From the Register of Wills of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, a record of letters of administration being granted in 1797 to Hugh McWhorter on the estate of a John McWhorter, deceased. This John may have been Hugh’s son who is recorded in the old James McWhorter family bible as “having died young.” Shortly after 1800 Hugh moved with his family to Steuben County, New York.
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“Thomas McWhorter of New Jersey and some of his Descendants”, 1924.
By Mabel Woods Hinrichs.
Compiled/transcribed by Dennis W. McWhorter
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JOHN McWHORTER, youngest of 6 children to Hugh McWhorter and Kezia Tyler. He was born and died at infancy in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.
_____________________________________
From the Register of Wills of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, a record of letters of administration being granted in 1797 to Hugh McWhorter on the estate of a John McWhorter, deceased. This John may have been Hugh’s son who is recorded in the old James McWhorter family bible as “having died young.” Shortly after 1800 Hugh moved with his family to Steuben County, New York.
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“Thomas McWhorter of New Jersey and some of his Descendants”, 1924.
By Mabel Woods Hinrichs.
Compiled/transcribed by Dennis W. McWhorter
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