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Emmaline Jackson

BirthJul 1847 - North Carolina
Death28 Apr 1911 - Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee, USA
MotherPhebie I. Stevely
FatherJohn Jackson

Born in North Carolina on Jul 1847 to John Jackson and Phebie I. Stevely. Emmaline Jackson married James Hedgepath and had 11 children. She passed away on 28 Apr 1911 in Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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John Jackson
1825 - Unknown
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Phebie I. Stevely
1832 - 1915
Spouse(s)
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James Hedgepath
1838 - Unknown
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Dora E White
1874 - Unknown
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Buena Vista Hedgepeth
1868 - Unknown
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Callie Hedgepeth
Unknown - Unknown
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Edward Hedge
1879 - Unknown
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Cora Watkins
1886 - Unknown
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Fred Hedgepeth
1890 - Unknown
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John Sim Hedge
1878 - Unknown
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Rosa Hedgepath
Unknown - 1951
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John Hedgepeth
Unknown - Unknown
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Ella O Logan
1882 - Unknown
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Mary Jennie Montgomery
1872 - 1927

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