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Anna Woolsey

Birth17 May 1794 - North Carolina
Deathaft 1870 - Lampassas County, Texas, United States
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Born in North Carolina on 17 May 1794. Anna Woolsey married Joshua Lott and had 11 children. She passed away on aft 1870 in Lampassas County, Texas, United States.

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Joshua Lott
1795 - 1881
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Martha Ann Lott
1835 - 1870
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Absalom Lott
1833 - 1909
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Simon Peter Lott
1828 - 1864
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Sarah Ann Lott
1821 - 1872
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Calvin Lott
1819 - 1890
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Margaret Lott
1825 - 1870
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John Lott
1843 - 1900
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America Elizabeth Lott
1825 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Ann Lott
1824 - 1887
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Adline "Adalade Adleni Adlens" Lott
1835 - Unknown
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Timsy Lott
1828 - Unknown

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