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Jackson Perdue

Birth12 Sep 1826 - Jefferson County, Georgia, USA
Death30 Jul 1882 - Jefferson County, Georgia
MotherMartha Beasley
FatherJohn Perdue

Born in Jefferson County, Georgia, USA on 12 Sep 1826 to John Perdue and Martha Beasley. Jackson Perdue married Margret Hughes and had 11 children. He passed away on 30 Jul 1882 in Jefferson County, Georgia.

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John Perdue
1797 - 1884
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Martha Beasley
1800 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Margret Hughes
1834 - 1907
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John Jackson Perdue
1866 - 1951
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Franklin David Perdue
1861 - 1935
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Margaret A. Perdue
1875 - 1906
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Homer Durham Perdue
1873 - 1958
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Gracie M. Perdue
1870 - Unknown
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Mary Jane Perdue
1852 - 1932
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Sarah Elizabeth Perdue
1855 - 1931
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Martha P. Perdue
1857 - 1926
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Sunnie Perdue
1865 - 1865
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Lucy A Perdue
1872 - 1896
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Lucy Beckom
1872 - 1896

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