American Revolutionary War Soldier flag female ancestor  Martha  MCFARLANE

  (b. 9 September 1735 Alamance County, Crown Colony of North Carolina   d. 9 September 1820 Randolph County, North Carolina, USA )  

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Martha MCFARLANE was born 9 September 1735 in Alamance County, Crown Colony of North Carolina

Martha MCFARLANE was the child of ?   and   ?

Martha had an active role in U.S. Revolutionary War.

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Martha MCFARLANE died 9 September 1820 in Randolph County, North Carolina, USA.





m. John McGee
m. William Bell

Became a heroine in the American Revolution after encountering General Cornwallis and the British Army and collected valuable information for the American cause. legendsofamerica.com


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Martha MCFARLANE was a midwife, Revolutionary War heroine.

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