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McCoy family

McCoy family (Alexander McCoy, ca. 1752-1829)

William McCoy and his descendants; a genealogical history of the family of William McCoy, one of the Scotch families coming to America before the Revolutionary War, who died in Kentucky about the year 1818. Also a history of the family of Alexander McCoy, a Scotchman who served through the Revolutionary War, and died in Ohio in the year 1829. By Lycurgus McCoy.

McCoy family (James McCoy, fl. 1735)

Notes on the McCoy family, by William H. McCoy, 1915. Edited by Elizabeth Hayward.

McCoy family (William McCoy, b. ca. 1750)

The Hatfields and the McCoys / Otis K. Rice.

McCoy family (William McCoy, ca. 1730-ca. 1818).

William McCoy and his descendants; a genealogical history of the family of William McCoy, one of the Scotch families coming to America before the Revolutionary War, who died in Kentucky about the year 1818. Also a history of the family of Alexander McCoy, a Scotchman who served through the Revolutionary War, and died in Ohio in the year 1829. By Lycurgus McCoy.

McCoy family.

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