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Fannie C Sears

Birth9 Jun 1839 - Logan, Kentucky, USA
Death1899 - Not Available
MotherMalinda A. Broaddus
FatherBartley Harrison Sears

Born in Logan, Kentucky, USA on 9 Jun 1839 to Bartley Harrison Sears and Malinda A. Broaddus. Fannie C Sears married John William Wood and had 9 children. She passed away on 1899.

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Bartley Harrison Sears
1815 - 1869
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Malinda A. Broaddus
1816 - 1871
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John William Wood
1822 - 1860
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James Thomas Wood
1869 - 1907
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John Henry Wood
1863 - 1936
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Emma Wood
1860 - Unknown
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Mattie Wood
1860 - 1895
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Jas Jones
1870 - Unknown
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John Jones
1857 - Unknown
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Ann Ella Jones
1877 - 1916
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Minnie Lee Jones
1864 - 1957
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Philip Jones
1873 - Unknown

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