She was born about 1731 in Marlton, Evesham Township, Burlington County, New Jersey and her parents were Elizabeth (Ward) and Samuel McCullough or McCulloch.
Hannah McCullough first married on 06 Oct 1756 in New Jersey to Joseph Inskeep.
Hannah McCullough married secondly on 25 Nov 1758 in New Jersey to Isaac Inskeep [1] (1732-1790)
Some New Jersey Families - Bunn, Burdg, Clayton, Inskeep, Malmsbury, Trimmer, Vankirk by Raymond Martin Bell (1907-1999) of Washington, Pennsylvania in 1983; p14
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McCullough-5132 and McCullough-1588 appear to represent the same person because: Birth date and place is the same. The profile managers should agree to merge and correct discrepancies with sources
John McCulloch/McCullough (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/McCulloch-756 as of the date of this comment) was among the first judges of the US. He issued several copies of his marriage in which he used four different variations of the spelling of his last name. All four are basically legally his last name as he attests. There isn't then necessarily a singular unique true surname.
This fact confuses many of the genealogies that I have seen so far pertaining to this family. Where people want to split them into four or more distinctly different families based on last name spelling.
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This fact confuses many of the genealogies that I have seen so far pertaining to this family. Where people want to split them into four or more distinctly different families based on last name spelling.
Both profiles are undersourced, so do we have some sources we could add to disambiguate and substantiate the profiles?