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John Brooks Etheridge

Birth10 Nov 1858 - Putnam, Marengo, Alabama, USA
Death12 Aug 1914 - Clarke, Alabama, United States
MotherMartha Jane Compton
FatherJohn Franklin Etheridge

Born in Putnam, Marengo, Alabama, USA on 10 Nov 1858 to John Franklin Etheridge and Martha Jane Compton. John Brooks Etheridge married Roseanna Florence Smith and had 11 children. He passed away on 12 Aug 1914 in Clarke, Alabama, United States.

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John Franklin Etheridge
1831 - 1907
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Martha Jane Compton
1839 - 1907
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Roseanna Florence Smith
1861 - 1902
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Lillie Etheredge
1886 - 1941
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Minnie Alice Etheredge
1888 - 1962
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Ruby Clark Etheridge
1890 - 1981
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Arthur Edward Etheridge
1881 - 1962
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John Vester Etheridge
1885 - 1936
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Lizzie Jane Etheredge
1894 - 1981
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Elmer Alexander Etheridge
1883 - 1966
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Nora Bell Etheridge
1896 - 1972
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William Jasper Etheredge
1891 - 1969
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Earl Grey Etheredge
1906 - 1982
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Slater B. Etheredge
1904 - 1987

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