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Braxton Dunlevy

BirthJan 14, 1799 - Middlesex County, United States of America
Death1870 - Cullman, Cullman, Alabama, United States
MotherElizabeth Seward
FatherJohn Healy Dunlevy

Born in Middlesex County, United States of America on Jan 14, 1799 to John Healy Dunlevy and Elizabeth Seward. Braxton Dunlevy married Elizabeth Aycock/Dunlavy and had 10 children. He passed away on 1870 in Cullman, Cullman, Alabama, United States.

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John Healy Dunlevy
1770 - 1807
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Elizabeth Seward
1770 - 1810
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Elizabeth Aycock/dunlavy
1807 - 1903
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Permelia "Amelia" Dunlavy
1841 - 1881
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Lucy Ann Dunlavy
1834 - 1857
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Margaret Malinda Dunlavy
1845 - 1929
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Mary Elizabeth Dunlavy
1835 - 1914
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Frances Dunlavy
1839 - Unknown
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Braxton E "Brackie" Dunlavy
1858 - 1918
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Huldah Dunlavy
1830 - 1930
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Ferly L. ( Phereby Lane) Dunlavy
1832 - Unknown
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Bettie E Dunlavy
1854 - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Dunlavy
1848 - 1930

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