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John Andrew Everett

Birth7 Aug 1875 - Newton County, Mississippi, USA
Death7 May 1947 - United States of America
MotherHulda Elizabeth (Huldy) SMITH
FatherThomas M. EVERETT

Born in Newton County, Mississippi, USA on 7 Aug 1875 to Thomas M. EVERETT and Hulda Elizabeth (Huldy) SMITH. John Andrew Everett married Ida Emiline Beech and had 10 children. He passed away on 7 May 1947 in United States of America.

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Parents
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Thomas M. Everett
1844 - 1913
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Hulda Elizabeth (Huldy) Smith
1846 - 1917
Spouse(s)
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Ida Emiline Beech
1878 - 1963
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William Mckinley Everett
1901 - 1966
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Vernie Jack Everett
1906 - 1978
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Alma Everett
1911 - 1996
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Cleo Andrew Everett
1920 - 1958
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John Thomas Everett
1899 - 1980
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Jessie Pinky Everett
1903 - 1967
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Bessie Everett
1898 - Unknown
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Myra Everett
1909 - 1984
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Inez Everett Pittman
1916 - 2001
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Margaret Leola Everett
1908 - 1992

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