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John A Danson

Birth1839 - Kentucky
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Born in Kentucky on 1839. John A Danson married Susan Denison and had 12 children.

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Susan Denison
1848 - Unknown
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Susan Emily Bradley
1846 - 1924
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Susan Dunson
1846 - Unknown
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Ann Elizabeth Dunson
1880 - Unknown
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David Dunson
1870 - Unknown
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Louisa Conneil
1864 - Unknown
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Frank Dunson
1867 - Unknown
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Leander Dunson
1877 - Unknown
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Emma Dunson
1880 - Unknown
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Leandra Dunson
1888 - Unknown
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Douglas Dunson
1887 - Unknown
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Ida Bell Dunson
1884 - 1962
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Bessie Duerson
1869 - 1917
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Ida Dunson
1884 - Unknown
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Frank Denison
1867 - Unknown

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