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John C Threadgill

Birth1810 - Anson, North Carolina, USA
Death1849 - inferred, since, Indiana, United States
MotherMary Elizabeth Russell
FatherGeorge Threadgill

Born in Anson, North Carolina, USA on 1810 to George Threadgill and Mary Elizabeth Russell. John C Threadgill married Lydia Kimbrough and had 9 children. He passed away on 1849 in inferred, since, Indiana, United States.

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Parents
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George Threadgill
1777 - 1851
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Mary Elizabeth Russell
1790 - 1860
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Lydia Kimbrough
1814 - 1880
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Julia Sarah Threadgill Vick
1832 - 1876
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Nathaniel George Threadgill
1837 - 1902
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Elizabeth Freeman Threadgill
1834 - 1914
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Lydia Adeline Threadgill
1839 - 1910
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John William Threadgill
1844 - Unknown
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Thomas Alexander Threadgill
1843 - 1862
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Martha Charity Threadgill
1843 - 1915
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Susanna Threadgill
1831 - Unknown
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Adeline E. Threadgill
1838 - 1869

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