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David Curnutt

Birth1814 - Tennessee, United States
Death1880 - Farmer, Garland, Arkansas, USA
MotherNot Available
FatherJohn Cornett

Born in Tennessee, United States on 1814 to John Cornett. David Curnutt married Amanda Davis and had 13 children. He passed away on 1880 in Farmer, Garland, Arkansas, USA.

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Parents
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John Cornett
1788 - 1860
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Spouse(s)
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Amanda Davis
1827 - 1880
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Elizabeth Farmer
1813 - 1851
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Edie Ann Curnutt
1863 - 1946
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William Litsinger Curnutt
1858 - 1928
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David Milton Curnutt
1860 - 1928
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Andrew J Curnutt
1837 - 1905
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George Calvin Curnutt
1847 - 1917
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Henry Thomas Curnutt
1849 - 1924
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Mary Elizabeth Curnutt
1868 - 1940
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Jeremiah Curnutt
1836 - Unknown
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Benjamin Allen Curnutt
1856 - Unknown
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John Curnutt
1837 - 1917
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Joseph D. Curnutt
1856 - Unknown
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James Curnutt
1846 - 1917
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Melinda Curnutt
1836 - 1850

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