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GEORGE JOHN Bratton

Birth1830 - Hardin, Tennessee, USA
Death1879 - Campbell, Searcy, Arkansas, USA
MotherAnn Nancy Chrisman
FatherThomas Bratton

Born in Hardin, Tennessee, USA on 1830 to Thomas Bratton and Ann Nancy Chrisman. GEORGE JOHN Bratton married Jane Collins Watson and had 10 children. He passed away on 1879 in Campbell, Searcy, Arkansas, USA.

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Thomas Bratton
1803 - 1865
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Ann Nancy Chrisman
1776 - 1809
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Jane Collins Watson
1832 - 1880
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Jane Mc Elheney
1832 - 1906
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Sara Elizabeth Bratton
1858 - 1940
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Mary Elizabeth Bratton
1857 - 1936
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John Bratton
Unknown - Unknown
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James Bratten
1878 - Unknown
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Delnora Bratten
1874 - Unknown
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Catharine Bratten
1877 - Unknown
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Octovene Bratten
1875 - Unknown
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Dotson Bratten
1867 - Unknown
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Matilda Jane Britton Bratton
1850 - 1920
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Dicey Elizabeth Bratton
1861 - 1930

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