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John Daughdrill

Birth20 JUL 1806 - Barnwell County, South Carolina, USA
Death28 Mar 1863 - Spring Hill, Marengo, Alabama, United States
MotherCelia Sealy Turner
FatherJames Daughdrill

Born in Barnwell County, South Carolina, USA on 20 JUL 1806 to James Daughdrill and Celia Sealy Turner. John Daughdrill married Francis Gilder and had 9 children. He passed away on 28 Mar 1863 in Spring Hill, Marengo, Alabama, United States.

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James Daughdrill
1779 - 1831
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Celia Sealy Turner
1779 - 1868
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Francis Gilder
1805 - 1900
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James Lewis Daughdrill
1833 - 1906
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Thaddeus Turner Daughdrill
1843 - 1925
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Julia Daughdrill
Unknown - Unknown
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Mary Malvina Daughdrill
1834 - 1855
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Elizabeth Melissa Daughdrill
1846 - 1946
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Franklin D. Daughdrill
1843 - 1863
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Rachel Eran Daughdrill
1836 - Unknown
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John A. Daughdrill
1833 - 1835
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George Washington Daughdrill
1838 - 1902

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