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Elizabeth Stringer

Birth27 Oct 1814 - Laurens, South Carolina, United States
Death3-8-1894 - Franklin County, Texas USA br City Cemetery
MotherBARBara "1788" "B A" Allen STRINGer ABERCROMBie
FatherJohn Stringer

Born in Laurens, South Carolina, United States on 27 Oct 1814 to John Stringer and BARBara "1788" "B A" Allen STRINGer ABERCROMBie. Elizabeth Stringer married Daniel Shaw Jackson and had 7 children. She passed away on 3-8-1894 in Franklin County, Texas USA br City Cemetery.

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John Stringer
1792 - 1860
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Barbara "1788" "B A" Allen Stringer Abercrombie
1788 - 1855
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Daniel Shaw Jackson
1810 - 1863
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Margaret T Jackson
1836 - 1897
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Daniel M Jackson
1848 - 1915
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William Wilson Jackson
1845 - 1930
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Ann E. Jackson
1835 - 1906
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John S Jackson
1850 - 1926
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Abner A Jackson
1853 - Unknown
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Mary A Jackson
1836 - Unknown

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