She was born in Donegal Township, PA.
She married James Agnew in 1731. She had two children by him.
John, b. March 4, 1732
Janet, b. August 22, 1735
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The Gettysburg Times, PA, Saturday, August 15, 1964, pg. 8, col. 1
James (1) Agnew was twice married. His first wife, about whom little if anything is known, was the mother of his first two children, namely John (2) Agnew and Janet (2) Agnew. Margaret Agnew, the first wife of the pioneer, probably died at Donegal and is buried there in the old Presbyterian churchyard in a grave that is now unmarked.
She married James Agnew in 1731. She had two children by him.
John, b. March 4, 1732
Janet, b. August 22, 1735
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The Gettysburg Times, PA, Saturday, August 15, 1964, pg. 8, col. 1
James (1) Agnew was twice married. His first wife, about whom little if anything is known, was the mother of his first two children, namely John (2) Agnew and Janet (2) Agnew. Margaret Agnew, the first wife of the pioneer, probably died at Donegal and is buried there in the old Presbyterian churchyard in a grave that is now unmarked.
She was born in Donegal Township, PA.
She married James Agnew in 1731. She had two children by him.
John, b. March 4, 1732
Janet, b. August 22, 1735
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The Gettysburg Times, PA, Saturday, August 15, 1964, pg. 8, col. 1
James (1) Agnew was twice married. His first wife, about whom little if anything is known, was the mother of his first two children, namely John (2) Agnew and Janet (2) Agnew. Margaret Agnew, the first wife of the pioneer, probably died at Donegal and is buried there in the old Presbyterian churchyard in a grave that is now unmarked.
She married James Agnew in 1731. She had two children by him.
John, b. March 4, 1732
Janet, b. August 22, 1735
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The Gettysburg Times, PA, Saturday, August 15, 1964, pg. 8, col. 1
James (1) Agnew was twice married. His first wife, about whom little if anything is known, was the mother of his first two children, namely John (2) Agnew and Janet (2) Agnew. Margaret Agnew, the first wife of the pioneer, probably died at Donegal and is buried there in the old Presbyterian churchyard in a grave that is now unmarked.
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