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John Franklin Cunningham

Birth20 December 1850 - Walker County, Alabama, USA
Death18 Feb 1908 - Lamar County, Alabama, USA
MotherMargaret Langard Leonard
FatherJohn Cunningham

Born in Walker County, Alabama, USA on 20 December 1850 to John Cunningham and Margaret Langard Leonard. John Franklin Cunningham married Mary Emaline Miller and had 11 children. He passed away on 18 Feb 1908 in Lamar County, Alabama, USA.

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John Cunningham
1827 - Unknown
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Margaret Langard Leonard
1826 - 1901
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Mary Emaline Miller
1854 - 1892
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Martha Nell Cunningham
1891 - 1950
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Henry Franklin Cunningham
1877 - 1945
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Margaret Ellie Cunningham
1871 - 1898
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Leroy Watson Cunningham
1875 - 1904
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Julia Etta Cunningham
1880 - 1953
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Joseph Idos Cunningham
1889 - 1951
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Fannie Cunningham
1887 - 1964
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Albert L Cunningham
1885 - 1916
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Alice Cunningham
1882 - 1884
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Jesse H Cunningham
1887 - Unknown
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Martha Nell Cunningham
1891 - 1950

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