John David Large

Birth15 February 1858 - Darlington County, South Carolina, United States of America

Death15 October 1915 - Florence County, South Carolina, United States of America

MotherNancy Frances Privett

FatherJames Edwin Large

Born in Darlington County, South Carolina, United States of America on 15 February 1858 to James Edwin Large and Nancy Frances Privett. John David Large married Martha A. King and had 13 children. He passed away on 15 October 1915 in Florence County, South Carolina, United States of America.

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Parents

James Edwin Large
1836 - 1899

Nancy Frances Privett
1835 - 1902

Spouse(s)

Martha A. King
1869 - 1928

Mary Jaine Elizabeth Cole
1849 - 1887

Betty Cole Large
Unknown - Unknown

Children Show all

Jessie E Large
1891 - 1964

Willie Norment Large
1882 - 1939

Mamie Anniebell Large
1893 - 1953

Edwin H Large
1897 - 1918

John King Large
1889 - 1973

Thomas Alfred Large
1895 - 1955

R Lide Large
1899 - Unknown

Fannie Nannie Large
1882 - 1882

Bessie Olivia Large
1884 - 1887

Maxie David Large
1908 - 1940

Mary Lee "Molly" Large
1902 - 1980

Mattie Large
1906 - 1976

James N Large
1887 - 1960

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