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Drury C Nance

Birth1809 - Lincoln County, North Carolina, United States of America
Death5 Aug 1858 - York Chapel, Perry, Missouri, United States
MotherSusannah Kimball
FatherFranklin W Nance

Born in Lincoln County, North Carolina, United States of America on 1809 to Franklin W Nance and Susannah Kimball. Drury C Nance married Martha Patsy Abernathy Nance and had 12 children. He passed away on 5 Aug 1858 in York Chapel, Perry, Missouri, United States.

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Parents
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Franklin W Nance
1765 - 1835
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Susannah Kimball
1767 - 1846
Spouse(s)
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Martha Patsy Abernathy Nance
1812 - 1851
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Celia Emeline Noell
1821 - 1874
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Minerva Elizabeth Nance
1833 - 1914
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Franklin W Nance
1839 - 1862
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Burchett Caroline Nance
1833 - 1863
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Margaret Jane Nance
1843 - 1870
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Laura Minerva Nance
1837 - 1874
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Emily Amanda Nance
1841 - Unknown
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Willie Agnes Nance
1849 - 1887
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Albin Nance
1846 - Unknown
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Cordelia S. Nance
1836 - 1850
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Willie Agnes Nance
1849 - 1887
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Trusten W Nance
1857 - 1938
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Drury Nance
1859 - Unknown

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