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Ida (Mandy) Eason

Birthabt 1870 - Clayton County, Georgia, USA
DeathNot Available - Clayton County, Georgia, USA
MotherMillie Andrews Kerlin
FatherNot Available

Born in Clayton County, Georgia, USA on abt 1870 to Millie Andrews Kerlin. Ida (Mandy) Eason married James Franklin Edwards and had 7 children. She passed away in Clayton County, Georgia, USA.

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Millie Andrews Kerlin
1854 - 1950
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James Franklin Edwards
1859 - Unknown
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James K Edwards
1894 - 1953
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George Edwards
1896 - Unknown
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Quilla E (Fielles) Edwards
1886 - Unknown
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Bessie Edwards
1892 - Unknown
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May Edwards
1904 - Unknown
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Della R Edwards
1910 - Unknown
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Mattie L Edwards
1888 - Unknown

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