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Cornelia Thornton

Birth1856 - Itawamba, now Lee Co., MO
Death10 Mar 1890 - Hickman Co., KY
MotherMary Bell
FatherWilliam Thornton

Born in Itawamba, now Lee Co., MO on 1856 to William Thornton and Mary Bell. Cornelia Thornton married John Savage Halterman and had 7 children. She passed away on 10 Mar 1890 in Hickman Co., KY.

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Parents
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William Thornton
1822 - Unknown
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Mary Bell
1840 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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John Savage Halterman
1850 - 1890
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John O. Halterman
1876 - 1879
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Charles Morgan "Charlie" Halterman
1878 - 1941
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Ed/eddie W. (Twin) Halterman
1886 - 1888
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Hallie Halterman
1881 - 1948
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George S. Halterman
1888 - Unknown
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Edward W "Edd" (Twin) Halterman
1886 - 1935
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Thomas E. Halterman
1876 - 1879

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