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Cora Nesbit

Birth1890 - South Carolina
DeathNot Available - South Carolina, USA
MotherElla McKinney
FatherHenry G Nesbitt

Born in South Carolina on 1890 to Henry G Nesbitt and Ella McKinney. Cora Nesbit married Guy Nesbitt and had 11 children. She passed away in South Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Henry G Nesbitt
1862 - Unknown
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Ella Mckinney
1862 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Guy Nesbitt
1884 - 1954
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Ulius Nesbitt
1907 - 1972
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Harriet Nesbit
1911 - Unknown
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Willie Guy Nesbitt
1912 - 1988
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Elija Nesbitt
1905 - Unknown
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Charlie Nesbitt
1918 - 1987
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Sam Nesbit
1910 - Unknown
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Clespahea Nesbitt
1920 - Unknown
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Grover Nesbitt
1916 - 1971
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John H Nesbitt
1909 - Unknown
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Kate P Nesbitt
1921 - Unknown
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Marnie L Nesbitt
1926 - Unknown

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