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John? Barnabas Wallace

BirthSeptember 19, 1811 - North Carolina
Death31 May 1897 - Grimes, Texas, USA
MotherNot Available
FatherWilliam John Wallace 4th GGF

Born in North Carolina on September 19, 1811 to William John Wallace 4th GGF. John? Barnabas Wallace married Sarah Jones (Wallace) and had 11 children. He passed away on 31 May 1897 in Grimes, Texas, USA.

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William John Wallace 4Th Ggf
1768 - 1851
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Spouse(s)
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Sarah Jones (Wallace)
1816 - 1898
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Mahala Ann Wallace
1841 - 1902
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James Burns Wallace
1849 - 1920
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John Franklin Wallace
1846 - 1930
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Eley Wallace
1859 - Unknown
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Welcome C. Wallace
1852 - 1895
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M Catherine Wallace
1846 - Unknown
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William G Wallace
1838 - 1874
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Henrietta Cornelia Wallace
1842 - 1876
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Hugh Thomas Wallace
1842 - 1918
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Frank Owens
1848 - 1931
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Thomas Wallace
1843 - Unknown

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