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John B. McGlothlin

BirthApr 1860 - Sumner County, Tennessee
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherMartha Ann House
FatherIsaac McGlothlin

Born in Sumner County, Tennessee on Apr 1860 to Isaac McGlothlin and Martha Ann House. John B. McGlothlin married Nancy E. (Nannie) Brown and had 10 children.

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Parents
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Isaac Mcglothlin
1815 - 1862
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Martha Ann House
1820 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Nancy E. (Nannie) Brown
1863 - Unknown
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Mrs. Emma Jane Brown Smith
1880 - 1943
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John William Mcglothlin Jr
1893 - 1923
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Cassie Mcgl0thlin
1890 - Unknown
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Pearlee Mcgl0thlin
1885 - Unknown
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Eva Edna Mcglothlin
1883 - 1975
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Andrew Johnson Mc Glothlin
1911 - 1973
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Ruby Mae. Mcglothlin
1916 - 1986
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Fred B Mcglothlin
1910 - 1975
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Francis Ellen 'Fannye' Mcglothlin
1903 - 1980
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Luther Smith
1902 - Unknown
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Jetter Lawton Smith
1901 - Unknown

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