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Ann Taylor Pendleton

Birth30 Dec 1797 - Culpeper, Virginia
Death13 Oct 1857 - Probably, Missouri
MotherJane Farner
FatherThomas Pendleton

Born in Culpeper, Virginia on 30 Dec 1797 to Thomas Pendleton and Jane Farner. Ann Taylor Pendleton married John Menefee and had 13 children. She passed away on 13 Oct 1857 in Probably, Missouri.

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Thomas Pendleton
1773 - 1823
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Jane Farner
1775 - 1845
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John Menefee
1792 - 1847
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Virginia Lafayette Menefee
1823 - 1856
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James Innes Menefee
1821 - 1868
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Thomas Henry Menefee
1816 - 1907
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Sarah Ann "Sally" Menefee
1820 - 1902
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Caroline Amanda Menefee
1825 - 1871
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Eliza Catherine Menefee
1827 - 1868
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William Pendleton Menefee
1818 - 1889
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John Richard Calheren Menefee
1842 - 1911
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Mary Alice Menefee
1830 - 1847
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John Menefee
1832 - Unknown
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Alexander Pendleton Menefee
1840 - 1861
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Phillip R. Menifee
1833 - 1906
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Virgil Johnston Menefee
1836 - 1863

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