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Anzada Manning

Birth1863 - Colquitt County, Georgia, USA
Death1918 - Colquitt County, Georgia, USA
MotherMary (Eliza) Elizabeth Coulter
FatherJohn J Manning

Born in Colquitt County, Georgia, USA on 1863 to John J Manning and Mary (Eliza) Elizabeth Coulter. Anzada Manning married William Tom Hardwick and had 6 children. She passed away on 1918 in Colquitt County, Georgia, USA.

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John J Manning
1819 - 1900
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Mary (Eliza) Elizabeth Coulter
1823 - 1904
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William Tom Hardwick
1859 - 1924
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Mary Anna Hardwick
1887 - 1971
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William Thomas Hardwick
1898 - 1925
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Jackson Cleveland Hardwick
1894 - 1933
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Addie A. Hardwick
1891 - Unknown
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Henry Turner Hardwick
1889 - 1917
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Eugena Hardwick
1885 - Unknown

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