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Mary Anne Paca (Chew) (1740 - 1780) Mary Chew was born in 1736 at Anne Arundel County, Maryland, into one of Maryland's most prominent families. She was the daughter of Samuel and Henrietta Lloyd Chew, and a direct descendant of John Che... |
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Gov. William Paca, signer of the "Declaration of Independence" (1740 - 1799) William Paca was a signatory to the United States Declaration of Independence as a representative of Maryland, and later Governor of Maryland and a United States federal judge. William Paca was the se... |
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a Paca (deceased) |
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Airton Lisboa Paca (deceased) |
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Albert Páca (1913 - 1985) |
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Alois Páca (1911 - 1922) |
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Anna Kritz Paca (1870 - 1955) |
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Anne Paca (Harrison) (1757 - 1780) |
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Ann Gist (Paca) (deceased) Kentucky. Court of Appeals · 1899 · Appellate procedure Henry C. Gist, married Ann Paca : and before her marriage, being of full age, she had received from her guardian, ... link |
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Aquila Paca (1738 - 1788) Signer of the Bush Declaration, March 22, 1775:"We the Committee of Harford County, having most seriously and maturely considered the Resolves and Association of the Continental Congress, and the Resol... |
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Aquila Paca (1679 - 1721) mentioned in Thomas Chalkley's diary page 72 |
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Ayşe Ibrahim Paça (deceased) |
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Barbara Żabińska (wd. Paca) (deceased) |
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Catharina Paça (deceased) |
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cecilia del carmen rabaj paca (deceased) |
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Cecylia Manteufel (Paca) (deceased) |
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Ceu Ribeiro Paca (deceased) |
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Constança Euphrasia Barbosa Rodrigues (Paca) (1850 - d.) |
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Constança Perpétua Pinto Paca (deceased) |
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Elizabeth Paca (deceased) |
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Elizabeth Paca (Smith) (c.1716 - c.1766) |
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Elizabeth Paca (Franklin) (deceased) |
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Fe Paca (Caneja) (deceased) |
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Paca (Kiss Erzsébet) Ferencné (deceased) |
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Fernando Paca (deceased) |
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Frances Dallam (Paca) (deceased) |
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Francisca Castro Casal (Paca) (deceased) |
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Francisca Góngora (Paca) (deceased) |
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Francisca Coscojuela Bernad (Paca) (deceased) |
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FRANCISCA SERRANO "PACA" (deceased) |
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Francisco Paça (deceased) |
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Graça Ribeiro Paca (deceased) |
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Hellen Paca (Tootell) (deceased) |
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Henrietta Maria Addison (Paca) (1778 - 1850) While in Philadelphia as a delegate, on 28 Feb 1777 William Paca married Anne Harrison (1757-1780), daughter of Henry Harrison (ca.1713-1766), merchant and former mayor of Philadelphia, and his wife, M... |
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Henry Paca (1778 - 1781) |
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Hester Paca (1775 - d.) |
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H. Musa Paca-ambung Galo (deceased) |
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Irene Paca (deceased) |
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Jaroslav Páca (1930 - 2006) |
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Johanna Giles (Paca) (1720 - 1805) |
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John Paca (1712 - 1785) Biography John Paca was born about 1712. He followed in his father’s footsteps. He too married well, became a wealthy planter, and served the people of Baltimore County in many capacities. He was a ju... |
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John Paca (deceased) |
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John Philemon Paca (1771 - 1840) |
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Jose Paca (deceased) |
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Joseph Paca (1868 - 1916) |
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Juliana Paca (Tilghman) (deceased) |
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MACARIO PACA (deceased) |
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Marija Paca (Vasaraja) (1912 - 1985) .... ..............................................................................................Stars (Madona) 1985.03.08 Stars (Madona)Kad pa sniegoto taku izved MARIJAS PĀČAS pēdējakis ceļš, esam ... |
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Martha Paca (Phillips) (c.1674 - 1746) |
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Martha Beaven (Paca) (1654 - 1688) Biography Martha Paca was born in 1654. She is said to be the daughter of Robert Paca, however, she is not named in Robert's 1681 will:. Robert Peaker, Anne Arundel County. Will written 26th April... |
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Martha Phillips (Paca) (deceased) |
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Mary Paca (deceased) |
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Mary Galloway (Paca) (1697 - d.) |
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Mary Paca Brcka (Paca) (1893 - 1965) |
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Mary Paca (Parker) (1634 - 1699) |
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Mary Paca (Parker) (1632 - 1699) |
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nina paca (deceased) |
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Pedro Pinto Paca (deceased) |
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Priscilla Smith (Paca) (deceased) |
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Priscilla Paca (deceased) |
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Privat Lackore (Paca) (deceased) |
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purita (1932 - d.) |
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Robert Paca (c.1631 - 1682) Paca, the original settler, was in Maryland in 1651, when there was granted him a tract of 490 acres of land in Anne Arundel County for transporting nine men into the Province, according to the conditi... |
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simon paca (deceased) |
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starlita paca (deceased) |
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Susannah Paca (deceased) |
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unk. Giles (Paca) (deceased) |
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Václav Pača (deceased) |
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Václav Páca (1884 - c.1943) |