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Amelia (Parks) Sharp

Birth15 Jun 1811 - Wayne, Tennessee, United States
Death03 DEC 1877 - Lancaster,Dallas,Texas,USA
MotherSally Johnson
FatherGeorge Sharp

Born in Wayne, Tennessee, United States on 15 Jun 1811 to George Sharp and Sally Johnson. Amelia (Parks) Sharp married CURTIS PARKS and had 11 children. She passed away on 03 DEC 1877 in Lancaster,Dallas,Texas,USA.

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Parents
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George Sharp
1767 - 1830
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Sally Johnson
1783 - 1861
Spouse(s)
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Curtis Parks
1809 - 1868
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James Johnson Parks
1833 - 1914
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Mary Jane Parks
1839 - 1923
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George Merida Parks
1834 - 1916
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Sarah Louisa (Heath) Parks
1831 - 1910
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John Alexander Parks
1844 - 1910
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Nancy Catherine Parks
1841 - 1913
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Laura Malinda Parks
1846 - 1936
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Charles C. Parks
1853 - 1934
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Thomas Jefferson Parks
1849 - 1930
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Rebecca Serena Parks
1837 - 1913
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William P Parks
1843 - 1844

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