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Aley Ann Post

Birth14 Oct 1808 - Elbert County, Georgia, USA
Death23 JAN 1891 - Fayetteville, Fayette County, Georgia
MotherSarah Peterson
FatherJohn Franklin Post

Born in Elbert County, Georgia, USA on 14 Oct 1808 to John Franklin Post and Sarah Peterson. Aley Ann Post married Archibald McEachern and had 13 children. She passed away on 23 JAN 1891 in Fayetteville, Fayette County, Georgia.

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Parents
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John Franklin Post
1769 - 1840
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Sarah Peterson
1775 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Archibald Mceachern
1791 - 1868
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Zacharia Rice Eason
1793 - 1873
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Archibald Mceachern
1833 - 1895
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Martha Ann Mceachern Clark
1831 - 1922
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Martin P. Mceachern
1828 - 1859
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Elizabeth M Stacks
1839 - 1927
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Daniel Mceachern
1830 - 1862
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John Mceachern
1835 - 1874
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Pleasant Marion Mceachern
1846 - 1921
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Aley Ann Emily Mceachern
1848 - 1882
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Lewis C Mceachern
1842 - 1861
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James N Mceachern
1840 - 1893
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Eve Effie Jane Mceachern
1837 - Unknown
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Elijah Mceachearn
1837 - Unknown
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William Henry Clay Mceachern
1844 - 1864

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