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John David Stainback

BirthMar 1872 - Emporia, Greensville, Virginia, USA
Death28 March 1911 - Pelham UMC, Brunswick County, Virginia, USA
MotherEllen C Whitby
FatherDavid L. Stainbach

Born in Emporia, Greensville, Virginia, USA on Mar 1872 to David L. Stainbach and Ellen C Whitby. John David Stainback married Martha Jane Edwards and had 9 children. He passed away on 28 March 1911 in Pelham UMC, Brunswick County, Virginia, USA.

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David L. Stainbach
1835 - Unknown
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Ellen C Whitby
1846 - 1886
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Martha Jane Edwards
1872 - 1954
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Virginia Ruth Stainback
1905 - 1991
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Paul Seward Stainback
1896 - 1965
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Howard Goode Stainback
1909 - 1988
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George W Stainback
1895 - 1924
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Ned Thomas Stainback
1907 - 1988
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Ross Edward Stainback
1902 - 1979
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John Clifton Stainback
1898 - 1960
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Ellen H Stainback
1901 - Unknown
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David L Stainback
1892 - Unknown

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