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James Estep

Birth16 Feb 1795 - Wilkes, Ashe, North Carolina, USA
Death5 Feb 1857 - Crane Creek, Mason, Illinois, USA
MotherRebecca whittington
FatherElijah Estep

Born in Wilkes, Ashe, North Carolina, USA on 16 Feb 1795 to Elijah Estep and Rebecca whittington. James Estep married Abigail Teter and had 15 children. He passed away on 5 Feb 1857 in Crane Creek, Mason, Illinois, USA.

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Parents
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Elijah Estep
1771 - 1860
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Rebecca Whittington
1775 - 1831
Spouse(s)
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Abigail Teter
1794 - 1855
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James Madison Estep
1819 - 1904
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George W Estep
1823 - 1884
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Mary Emeline Estep
1827 - 1852
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David Crockett Estep
1838 - 1904
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Rhonda Caroline Estep
1825 - 1870
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Abraham Estep
1818 - 1896
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Isaac Newton Estep
1841 - 1884
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Rebecca Arminda Estep
1829 - 1916
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William Jackson Estep
1831 - 1911
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Finis Ewing Estep
1832 - 1856
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Martin Van Buren Estep
1837 - 1880
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Louisa A Estep
1834 - 1861
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Tonor Blackbern Estep
1821 - 1822
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Mary Abigail Estep
1843 - 1924
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Martin Van Buren Estep
1836 - 1865

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