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John Franklin Dellinger

Birth17 Mar 1869 - Lincoln, North Carolina, United States
Death20 Feb 1932 - Albany, Bryan, Oklahoma, USA
MotherFrances Emily "Fannie" Hallman
FatherCephus Crooks Dellinger

Born in Lincoln, North Carolina, United States on 17 Mar 1869 to Cephus Crooks Dellinger and Frances Emily "Fannie" Hallman. John Franklin Dellinger married Camella Maude Stinson and had 9 children. He passed away on 20 Feb 1932 in Albany, Bryan, Oklahoma, USA.

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Cephus Crooks Dellinger
1847 - 1918
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Frances Emily "Fannie" Hallman
1845 - 1901
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Camella Maude Stinson
1875 - 1926
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Jay Stinson Dellinger
1902 - 1966
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Bonnie Samuel Dellinger
1896 - 1953
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Emma Zoe Dellinger
1906 - 1992
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Alger C Dellinger
1898 - 1942
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May L Dellinger
1904 - 1973
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Olin Clifford “Cliff” Dellinger
1913 - 1970
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John M Dellinger
1900 - 1936
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Orus Thomas Dellinger
1910 - 1965
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Sadie Sue Dellinger
1918 - Unknown

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