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James Leander Dillingham

Birth20 Dec 1848 - Rabun Co Ga
Death5 Apr 1932 - Andrews, Cherokee, North Carolina, USA
MotherSusan Adaline Conley
FatherWilliam M Dillingham

Born in Rabun Co Ga on 20 Dec 1848 to William M Dillingham and Susan Adaline Conley. James Leander Dillingham married Sarah Jane Wood Dillingham and had 11 children. He passed away on 5 Apr 1932 in Andrews, Cherokee, North Carolina, USA.

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William M Dillingham
1818 - 1895
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Susan Adaline Conley
1829 - 1870
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Sarah Jane Wood Dillingham
1852 - 1940
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Andrew "Andy" Clinton Dillingham
1881 - 1965
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Laura Tallahassee Dillingham
1877 - 1960
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Cora A. Dillingham
1887 - 1979
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Daniel Jason Dillingham
1875 - Unknown
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William Jackson Dillingham
1872 - 1936
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James Rush Dillingham
1884 - 1888
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Edna Dalton
1879 - Unknown
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Addie C Dillingham
1866 - 1942
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Thomas W. Dalton
1870 - Unknown
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James Benjamin Dalton
1876 - 1938
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Annia T. Dalton
1873 - Unknown

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