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Dora Moore

BirthAug 1861 - Elko, Barnwell, South Carolina, USA
DeathNot Available - Barnwell County, South Carolina, USA
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Born in Elko, Barnwell, South Carolina, USA on Aug 1861. Dora Moore married James Darlington and had 16 children. She passed away in Barnwell County, South Carolina, USA.

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James Darlington
1868 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Johny Darlington
1889 - Unknown
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Monroe Darlington
1890 - Unknown
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Lottie Darlington
1895 - Unknown
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Leo Darlington
1903 - Unknown
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Rosa Darlington
1907 - Unknown
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Henry Darlington Sr.
1898 - 1972
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Dolphus Darlington
1904 - Unknown
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Pete Darlington
1898 - Unknown
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James Darlington
1898 - Unknown
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Hesakiah Darlington
1899 - Unknown
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Lucille Darlington
1917 - Unknown
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Genora Darlington
1916 - Unknown
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Rodolphus Dashington
1905 - Unknown
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Joe Dashington
1909 - Unknown
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Henry Darlington
Unknown - Unknown
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Geneva Darlington
1913 - Unknown

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