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Harmon Canaday

Birth20 May 1800 - Lost Creek MM, Jefferson Cty, TN
Death1856 - Clark Cty, Illinois
MotherJuliatha Latha Cox
FatherJohn Herman Canaday

Born in Lost Creek MM, Jefferson Cty, TN on 20 May 1800 to John Herman Canaday and Juliatha Latha Cox. Harmon Canaday married Charity Mills and had 11 children. She passed away on 1856 in Clark Cty, Illinois.

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Parents
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John Herman Canaday
1774 - 1843
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Juliatha Latha Cox
1779 - 1841
Spouse(s)
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Charity Mills
1808 - 1883
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Charity Mills
1808 - 1882
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Mary Ellen Canaday
1829 - 1901
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Moses Mills
1827 - Unknown
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Jane Mills
1832 - Unknown
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John D. Mills
1834 - Unknown
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Julia Ann Mills
1836 - Unknown
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William Mills
1851 - Unknown
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Asenath Mills
1839 - Unknown
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Eliza Ann Mills
1843 - Unknown
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Matilda Mills
1840 - Unknown
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Sarah Mills
1848 - Unknown
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Charles F. Mills
1845 - Unknown

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