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Cynthia Ann Griffith

Birth24 October 1837 - Bracken County, Kentucky, United States of America
Death19 May 1913 - Bracken, Kentucky, United States
MotherCynthia Owens
FatherJeremiah Griffith

Born in Bracken County, Kentucky, United States of America on 24 October 1837 to Jeremiah Griffith and Cynthia Owens. Cynthia Ann Griffith married George Washington Myers and had 12 children. She passed away on 19 May 1913 in Bracken, Kentucky, United States.

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Parents
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Jeremiah Griffith
1797 - 1837
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Cynthia Owens
1798 - 1871
Spouse(s)
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George Washington Myers
1834 - 1912
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Emma Clarissa Myers
1870 - 1948
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Lula Myers
1872 - 1943
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Cynthia Ann Myers
1856 - 1929
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Mary Margaret Myers
1867 - 1964
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Tillie B Myers
1879 - 1926
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George Washington Myers
1864 - 1947
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Daniel Boone Myers
1862 - 1949
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Sallie Briley
1859 - 1940
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Omar Myers
1880 - 1971
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William Lossen Myers
1858 - 1932
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Etna Myers
1874 - 1895
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Evvie Myers
1877 - 1878

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