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Jennie E. Paschal

Birth7 Jun 1864 - Heard , Georgia
Death18 October 1915 - Heard , Georgia
MotherElizabeth S. Fomby
FatherJames Madison Paschal

Born in Heard , Georgia on 7 Jun 1864 to James Madison Paschal and Elizabeth S. Fomby. Jennie E. Paschal married Thomas Jefferson Claxton and had 11 children. She passed away on 18 October 1915 in Heard , Georgia.

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Parents
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James Madison Paschal
1828 - 1910
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Elizabeth S. Fomby
1839 - 1915
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Jefferson Claxton
1852 - 1910
Children Show all
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Lonnie Phillips Claxton
1895 - 1977
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Lenton Tomotis Claxton
1898 - 1925
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Lewis Claxton
1900 - Unknown
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Ola Claxton
1889 - 1972
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Ollie May Claxton
1894 - Unknown
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Moses Claxton
1910 - 1910
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Emmie Lou Claxton
1905 - Unknown
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Leandries James Claxton
1902 - 1926
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John H Claxton
1907 - 1942
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John Claxton
1906 - 1974
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Willie Claxton
1910 - 1910

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