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John Collins

Birth29 Jan 1880 - Knott Co., Kentucky
Death14 February 1952 - Knott, Kentucky
MotherMartha Nolen Smith
FatherWilliam Gibson Collins

Born in Knott Co., Kentucky on 29 Jan 1880 to William Gibson Collins and Martha Nolen Smith. John Collins married Lida Praitor and had 14 children. He passed away on 14 February 1952 in Knott, Kentucky.

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Parents
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William Gibson Collins
1845 - 1931
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Martha Nolen Smith
1855 - 1937
Spouse(s)
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Lida Praitor
1886 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Ada Collins
1907 - 1991
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Mae Collins
1906 - 1948
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Cora Collins
1921 - 1999
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Edward Collins
1931 - 1985
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Milford Collins
Unknown - Unknown
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Sherrell Collins
1938 - 1938
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Audra Collins
1925 - 1925
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Janice Collins
1928 - 1993
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Edgel Collins
1912 - 1960
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Hallie Collins
1913 - 1994
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Albert Collins
1915 - 1921
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Vada Collins
1918 - 1942
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Crettie Collins
1923 - 1994
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Ada Collins
1908 - Unknown

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