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Brantly Culler

BirthSep 1865 - Calhoun County, South Carolina, USA
Death19 Feb 1930 - Lyons, Calhoun, South Carolina
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Born in Calhoun County, South Carolina, USA on Sep 1865. Brantly Culler married Minnie (Culler) Smith and had 12 children. He passed away on 19 Feb 1930 in Lyons, Calhoun, South Carolina.

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Minnie (Culler) Smith
1876 - 1942
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Seinnie Culler
1881 - Unknown
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Albert Culler
1904 - 1974
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Charlotte Culler
1887 - Unknown
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Hattie Culler
1895 - 1957
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Chas Culler
1885 - Unknown
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Pearline Culler
1905 - 1987
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Alma (Void / Gaines) Culler
1895 - 1933
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David Culler
1895 - 1959
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Mary Moorer
1887 - 1978
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John B Culler
1901 - Unknown
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Alma Culler
Unknown - Unknown
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Alma (Viod / Gaines) Culler
1899 - Unknown

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