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Charlotte Mann

BirthAbt 1826 - West Virginia
Death24 June 1904 - Livingston County, Missouri, United States of America
MotherCharlotte Ellington
FatherJohn Mann Jr

Born in West Virginia on Abt 1826 to John Mann Jr and Charlotte Ellington. Charlotte Mann married Luke Knotts and had 10 children. She passed away on 24 June 1904 in Livingston County, Missouri, United States of America.

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Parents
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John Mann Jr
1786 - 1868
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Charlotte Ellington
1786 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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Luke Knotts
1814 - 1880
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James Perry Knotts
1865 - 1913
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Carolyn A "Carrie" Knotts
1855 - 1950
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William W. Knotts
1864 - 1900
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Nora Narcissus Knotts
1869 - 1944
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Josephine Knotts
1847 - 1924
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Ursula Knotts
1858 - Unknown
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Matilda Ann "Tilda" Knotts
1861 - 1941
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John E. Knotts
1845 - 1935
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Martha Knotts
1843 - Unknown
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Thomas A Knotts
1849 - Unknown

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