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Elizabeth Eveline Fields

Birth10 February 1824 - Georgia
Death17 Sep 1912 - Alpharetta, Fulton, Georgia, United States
MotherSusan Morgan?
FatherWilliam Goode Fields

Born in Georgia on 10 February 1824 to William Goode Fields and Susan Morgan?. Elizabeth Eveline Fields married James Floyd Cogburn and had 10 children. She passed away on 17 Sep 1912 in Alpharetta, Fulton, Georgia, United States.

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William Goode Fields
1780 - 1850
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Susan Morgan?
1780 - 1870
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James Floyd Cogburn
1820 - 1897
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Amanda K Cogburn
1845 - 1900
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Cisero T Cogburn
1850 - 1929
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John Thomas Cogburn
1856 - 1926
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James Merrick Cogburn
1848 - 1933
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Sarah Elizabeth Cogburn
1846 - 1900
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Mary Avrilla Cogburn
1858 - 1916
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Joseph Howell Cogburn
1867 - 1930
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Lucy O Cogburn
1852 - 1880
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Fannie Cogburn (Manly)
1845 - 1903
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William P Cogburn
1851 - Unknown

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