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Cleopatra Bocock

Birth1820 - Bedford, Bedford, Virginia, United States
Death1900 - Virginia, United States
MotherMourning Nance
FatherSamuel Bocock

Born in Bedford, Bedford, Virginia, United States on 1820 to Samuel Bocock and Mourning Nance. Cleopatra Bocock married Calvin Spradlin and had 11 children. She passed away on 1900 in Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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Samuel Bocock
1782 - 1854
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Mourning Nance
1787 - 1860
Spouse(s)
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Calvin Spradlin
1814 - 1880
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James Riley "Jesse" Spradling
1844 - 1931
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Melinda Sarah Spradling
1849 - 1886
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John Spradling
1848 - 1900
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Eliza Ann Spradling
1837 - 1910
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Robert Spradling
1854 - Unknown
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Roxielena Spradling
1846 - 1930
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Martha Spradling
1845 - Unknown
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Mary Spradlin
1838 - Unknown
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Sidney B. Spradlin
1843 - Unknown
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George W. Spradling
1855 - 1858
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Anna Eliza Spradling
1832 - 1879

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