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John J. Garrison

Birth11 February 1864 - Illinois, United States of America
Death21 July 1912 - Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, United States of America
MotherFrances Ann Riley
FatherJames W Garrison

Born in Illinois, United States of America on 11 February 1864 to James W Garrison and Frances Ann Riley. John J. Garrison married Ella Snowden Garrison and had 4 children. He passed away on 21 July 1912 in Richmond, Madison County, Kentucky, United States of America.

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James W Garrison
1837 - 1899
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Frances Ann Riley
1836 - 1897
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Ella Snowden Garrison
1868 - 1952
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Willie Mae Garrison
1896 - 1979
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Margaret M Garrison Doolin
1899 - 1960
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Shirley Jake Garrison
1894 - 1979
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James Charles Garrison
1894 - 1963

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