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John Floyd

Birth17 Oct 1804 - Chester, South Carolina, United States
Death1875 - Tishomingo, Tishomingo, Mississippi, United States
MotherMary Jordan Floyd
FatherReuben Floyd

Born in Chester, South Carolina, United States on 17 Oct 1804 to Reuben Floyd and Mary Jordan Floyd. John Floyd married Margaret Richardson Mayo and had 14 children. He passed away on 1875 in Tishomingo, Tishomingo, Mississippi, United States.

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Parents
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Reuben Floyd
1765 - 1824
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Mary Jordan Floyd
1787 - 1839
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Richardson Mayo
1808 - 1884
Children Show all
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David Vant Floyd
1835 - 1917
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John Mcdanley Floyd
1832 - 1913
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Lucinda M. E. Floyd
1838 - 1910
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Hiram H. C. Floyd
1844 - 1922
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Elizabeth Caroline Floyd
1852 - 1937
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Richard A Floyd
1839 - 1865
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Robert H Floyd
1847 - 1934
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Anderson F Floyd
1842 - 1905
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William Enoch Floyd
1836 - 1913
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James R. Floyd
1825 - 1900
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Samuel A Floyd
1841 - 1863
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William Thompson Floyd
1830 - 1881
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Martha Lucinda Floyd
1830 - 1910
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Martha Annie R Floyd
1849 - 1915

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