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| Melanie (Melania) Innerarity | |
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| Born | 1809 |
| Died | January 13, 1875 Pensacola |
| Spouse | Dr. Isaac Hulse |
| Parents | John Innerarity (II) and Marie Victoria de Villiers |
| Children | Emma Hulse |
Melanie (or Melania) Innerarity was the daughter of John Innerarity (II) and Marie Victoria de Villiers, and wife of Dr. Isaac Hulse.
She married Dr. Hulse in Pensacola on January 10, 1833.
She was buried in St. Michael's Cemetery.
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