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Bathsheba Daughtry

Birth1750 - Northampton, North Carolina, United States
DeathMay 12, 1829 - North Carolina, United States
MotherRachel Daughtry
FatherBryan T Daughtry

Born in Northampton, North Carolina, United States on 1750 to Bryan T Daughtry and Rachel Daughtry. Bathsheba Daughtry married Thomas Sharrock and had 12 children. She passed away on May 12, 1829 in North Carolina, United States.

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Bryan T Daughtry
1715 - 1788
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Rachel Daughtry
1715 - 1789
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Thomas Sharrock
1735 - 1802
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Elizabeth Sharrock
1776 - 1814
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Samuel Sharrock
1774 - 1819
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James Sharrock
1773 - 1799
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George Sherlock
1765 - 1816
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William Sharrock
1771 - 1799
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David Sharrock
1787 - 1811
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Thomas Sharrock
1767 - 1790
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Stephen Sharrock
1778 - Unknown
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Dempsey Sharrock
1780 - Unknown
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Zadock Sharrock
1783 - 1816
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Bryan Sharrock
1767 - 1795
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John Sharrock
1769 - 1816

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