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Hannah Jane Crow

BirthJun 1844 - Georgia
Death28 JUN 1911 - Buried Bankhead Ceme. Mentone, DeKalb Co. ALA
MotherSarah Alice Cox
FatherIsaac Allen

Born in Georgia on Jun 1844 to Isaac Allen and Sarah Alice Cox. Hannah Jane Crow married Green Berry Crow and had 8 children. She passed away on 28 JUN 1911 in Buried Bankhead Ceme. Mentone, DeKalb Co. ALA.

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Isaac Allen
1813 - 1884
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Sarah Alice Cox
1815 - 1849
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Green Berry Crow
1842 - 1921
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John Morgan Crow
1870 - 1943
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Caroline Crow
1869 - 1911
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Sarah R Crow
1868 - Unknown
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Nancy Jane Crow
1872 - 1942
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Amanda Crow
1867 - 1868
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Eli Crow (E)
1877 - 1923
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Mary Savannah Crowe
1878 - 1958
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Amanda Rafe Or Rape
1881 - 1919

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