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George A Eubanks

BirthMay 1867 - Chatham County, North Carolina, USA
Death09 October 1942 - Hickory Mountain, Chatham, North Carolina, United States
MotherJane Steadman, Stadleman
FatherSamuel Eubanks

Born in Chatham County, North Carolina, USA on May 1867 to Samuel Eubanks and Jane Steadman, Stadleman. George A Eubanks married Sarah Jane Alston and had 11 children. He passed away on 09 October 1942 in Hickory Mountain, Chatham, North Carolina, United States.

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Samuel Eubanks
1830 - Unknown
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Jane Steadman, Stadleman
1839 - Unknown
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Sarah Jane Alston
1871 - 1922
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Harry Eubanks
1899 - 1975
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Susy Eubanks
1904 - 1993
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Willie Mckinley Eubanks
1900 - 1967
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Betty Eubanks
1910 - 1999
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Beatrice Eubanks
1909 - 1982
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Alonzo Eubanks
1905 - 1967
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Ella Eubanks
1895 - 1957
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Joe Eubanks
1899 - 1937
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Dzedorie Eubanks
1889 - Unknown
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Isadora Eubanks
1890 - 1960
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Sam Eubanks
1891 - 1970

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