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Jemima Britton

Birth30 Mar 1769 - New Garden, Guilford, North Carolina, United States
Death1806 - Franklin County, Illinois, United States
MotherRebeckah Ballinger
FatherWilliam Brittain

Born in New Garden, Guilford, North Carolina, United States on 30 Mar 1769 to William Brittain and Rebeckah Ballinger. Jemima Britton married Isaac 1766 (married Jemima Brittian) Dillon and had 12 children. She passed away on 1806 in Franklin County, Illinois, United States.

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Parents
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William Brittain
1737 - 1794
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Rebeckah Ballinger
1738 - 1803
Spouse(s)
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Isaac 1766 (Married Jemima Brittian) Dillon
1766 - 1846
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Mary "Polly" Dillon
1788 - 1870
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James Dillon
1796 - 1875
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Frances E Dillon
1791 - 1860
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John A. Dillon
1802 - 1862
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Jesse Dillon (Da)
1793 - 1831
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Elizabeth Dillard Baker
1802 - 1862
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William Britton Dillon
1809 - 1897
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Isaac Dillon
1805 - 1878
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Richard Dillon
1790 - 1855
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Nathan F Dillon
1804 - 1860
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Nathan E. Dillon
1792 - 1854
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John Dillon
1799 - 1897

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