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Abigail Sumner

Birth1793 - Gates, North Carolina, United States
Death1836 - Franklin, Tennessee, United States
MotherMartha KING
FatherJethro Sumner

Born in Gates, North Carolina, United States on 1793 to Jethro Sumner and Martha KING. Abigail Sumner married Samuel B Parks and had 10 children. She passed away on 1836 in Franklin, Tennessee, United States.

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Parents
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Jethro Sumner
1758 - 1830
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Martha King
1770 - 1855
Spouse(s)
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Samuel B Parks
1795 - 1874
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Henry Goodman
1780 - 1821
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Abigail Parks
1833 - 1920
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Benjamin Franklin Parks
1835 - Unknown
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Mary Parks
1830 - 1912
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William L Parks
1820 - 1911
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Jessee B Parks
1824 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Parks
1827 - Unknown
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Andrew Goodman
1812 - Unknown
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Jethro Goodman
1814 - Unknown
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Evalina Goodman
1818 - Unknown
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Martha "Patsie" Goodman
1816 - Unknown

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