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James William "Bill" Stephens

Birthabt 1855 - Ala
Deathest. about 1898 - Sugar Tree Knob, Cannon County, Tennessee, USA
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Born in Ala on abt 1855. James William "Bill" Stephens married Sarah Ann "Sallie" Melton and had 10 children. He passed away on est. about 1898 in Sugar Tree Knob, Cannon County, Tennessee, USA.

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Sarah Ann "Sallie" Melton
1861 - 1939
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Mattie Stephens
1886 - 1966
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Lunie Stephens
1888 - Unknown
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Randolph Stephens
1886 - Unknown
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Mattie Ball Stephens
1899 - Unknown
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Lilla Stephens
1891 - Unknown
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Eliza Stephens
1883 - 1921
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Robert Tatum "Bob" Stephens
1888 - 1984
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Maggie May Stephens
1892 - 1893
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Joseph Dillard Stephens
1882 - 1932
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William Lester "Willie Dick" Stephens
1898 - 1931

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