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Jane Brown

Birth1788 - Virginia, United States
DeathSeptember 28, 1878 - Butts County, Georgia, USA
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Born in Virginia, United States on 1788. Jane Brown married James Norsworthy and had 13 children. She passed away on September 28, 1878 in Butts County, Georgia, USA.

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James Norsworthy
1787 - 1869
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Samantha F. Norsworthy
1826 - 1919
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Mary Ann Elizabeth Norsworthy
1818 - 1880
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James Monroe Norsworthy
1823 - 1880
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John J. Norsworthy
1824 - 1865
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Henry G. Norsworthy
1830 - 1876
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Daniel R. Norsworthy
1817 - 1854
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William Norsworthy
1815 - 1876
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Berrien F. Norsworthy
1827 - 1857
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Francis L. Norsworthy
1821 - 1864
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William "Twin" Norsworthy
1842 - Unknown
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James E Norsworthy
1840 - Unknown
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Martha Jane Norsworthy
1836 - 1836
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Mary A "Twin" Norsworthy
1842 - Unknown

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