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Eizabeth Hammonds

Birth1745 - Johns River Township,Caldwell,North Caroline
Death1826 - Johns River Township,Caldwell,North Caroline
MotherAmadine Baylis
FatherJob Hammond

Born in Johns River Township,Caldwell,North Caroline on 1745 to Job Hammond and Amadine Baylis. Eizabeth Hammonds married Edward Gideon(Giddings) and had 6 children. She passed away on 1826 in Johns River Township,Caldwell,North Caroline.

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Job Hammond
1677 - 1758
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Amadine Baylis
1684 - 1746
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Edward Gideon(giddings)
1742 - 1810
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Mary Elizabeth Giddens
1780 - 1860
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Zephaniah Gideon
1789 - 1870
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Reuben Giddens
1775 - 1854
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Rhoda Giddens
1794 - 1886
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Edward Giddens
1769 - 1845
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William Sr Giddens
1770 - 1847

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