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Ann Nancy Stith

Birth3 Sep 1798 - Campbell County, Virginia, United States of America
Death04 Dec 1855 - Hardin County, Kentucky
MotherNancy Cocke
FatherJoseph Hall Stith

Born in Campbell County, Virginia, United States of America on 3 Sep 1798 to Joseph Hall Stith and Nancy Cocke. Ann Nancy Stith married Thomas Parsons Hardaway and had 6 children. She passed away on 04 Dec 1855 in Hardin County, Kentucky.

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Joseph Hall Stith
1759 - 1837
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Nancy Cocke
1761 - 1842
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Thomas Parsons Hardaway
1796 - 1856
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Benjamin Stith Hardaway
1821 - 1897
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James Leach Hardaway
1819 - 1869
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William Hardaway
1831 - 1874
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Adalissa C Hardaway
1824 - 1873
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Joel Hardaway
1826 - 1876
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John Segar Hardaway
1827 - 1892

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