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John Epperson

Birth1741 - Pittsylvania county, Va
Death19 SEP 1803 - Pittsylvania county, Va
Mother____
FatherPall Apperson

Born in Pittsylvania county, Va on 1741 to Pall Apperson and ____. John Epperson married Elizabeth ___ and had 10 children. He passed away on 19 SEP 1803 in Pittsylvania county, Va.

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Parents
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Pall Apperson
1699 - 1699
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Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth ___
1745 - Unknown
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Bentley Brown Epperson
1794 - 1869
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Francis Epperson
1767 - Unknown
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Lucy Elitha Epperson
1791 - Unknown
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Huldith Epperson
1785 - Unknown
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John Epperson
1776 - 1852
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Susanne Epperson
1770 - Unknown
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Martha Epperson
1788 - Unknown
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Margaret Epperson
1779 - Unknown
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Littleberry Epperson
1776 - 1811
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Ann Nancy Epperson
1782 - Unknown

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