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Dock Kitching

BirthSep 1866 - South Carolina
Death1947 - Not Available
MotherRebecca Kitching
FatherIverson Kitchings

Born in South Carolina on Sep 1866 to Iverson Kitchings and Rebecca Kitching. Dock Kitching married Julia Kennedy and had 11 children. He passed away on 1947.

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Parents
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Iverson Kitchings
1833 - Unknown
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Rebecca Kitching
1834 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Julia Kennedy
1863 - 1928
Children Show all
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Catharine Kitching
1887 - Unknown
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Loroy Kitching
1897 - Unknown
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Haskell Kitching
1894 - 1946
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Lessie Kitchings
1909 - Unknown
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Marrie Kitching
1906 - Unknown
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Rosevelt Kitching
1900 - Unknown
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Annie Kitching
1882 - Unknown
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Ihlyman Kitching
1893 - Unknown
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Gassaway Kitching
1889 - Unknown
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Gaso Kitching
1895 - Unknown
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Bub Kitchings
1893 - Unknown

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