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John Benjamin "Jack" MORROW

Birth1848 - Kentucky, United States
Death1922 - Westover, Covington, Alabama, USA
MotherRebecca Pernecy LLEWELLYN
FatherJohn Mitchell Morrow

Born in Kentucky, United States on 1848 to John Mitchell Morrow and Rebecca Pernecy LLEWELLYN. John Benjamin "Jack" MORROW married Mary Mollie Davis and had 8 children. He passed away on 1922 in Westover, Covington, Alabama, USA.

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John Mitchell Morrow
1810 - 1863
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Rebecca Pernecy Llewellyn
1818 - Unknown
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Mary Mollie Davis
1865 - 1894
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Jodie Morrow
1862 - 1935
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Elsie Nix
Unknown - Unknown
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Frederick Franklin Morrow
1892 - 1975
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John Henry Morrow
1882 - 1977
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Ida M Morrow
1879 - 1935
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Grover Cleveland Morrow
1890 - 1940
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Lou Ella Morrow
1885 - 1928
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William M Morrow
1901 - Unknown
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Ardie Ophelia Morrow
1899 - 1926
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James Morrow
1887 - Unknown

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