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John Brooks

Birth1793 - Tennessee, United States
Death16 Jul 1863 - Oleander, Marshall, Alabama, United States (buried: Oleander United Methodist Church, Marshall, Alabama
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Born in Tennessee, United States on 1793. John Brooks married Elizabeth Howell "Betsey" Williams and had 12 children. He passed away on 16 Jul 1863 in Oleander, Marshall, Alabama, United States (buried: Oleander United Methodist Church, Marshall, Alabama.

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Elizabeth Howell "Betsey" Williams
1806 - 1848
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Margaret (Peggy) Wilson
1817 - 1884
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Henry Bascom Brooks
1837 - 1916
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David High Brooks
1838 - 1862
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William A. Brooks
1828 - 1885
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James Patrick Brooks
1841 - Unknown
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Martha Ann Brooks Miller
1834 - 1858
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Susan F. Brooks
1844 - 1880
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Fannie Brooks
1859 - 1881
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Mary Agnes Brooks
1851 - 1929
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Josiah C Brooks
1854 - 1930
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John R. Brooks
1856 - Unknown
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Nancy A. Brooks
1858 - 1916
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Baby Girl Brooks
1848 - Unknown

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