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John J. McDaniel

Birth13 Sep 1829 - Pike, Mississippi, United States
Death17 Feb 1909 - Pike, Mississippi, United States
MotherCassandra Stevenson
FatherDaniel McDaniel

Born in Pike, Mississippi, United States on 13 Sep 1829 to Daniel McDaniel and Cassandra Stevenson. John J. McDaniel married Mary Elizabeth Newman and had 14 children. He passed away on 17 Feb 1909 in Pike, Mississippi, United States.

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Daniel Mcdaniel
1799 - 1881
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Cassandra Stevenson
1809 - 1886
Spouse(s)
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Mary Elizabeth Newman
1838 - 1911
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Minnie Louise Mcdaniel
1869 - 1944
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Adah Mcdaniel
1867 - 1943
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Charles Nelson Mcdaniel
1874 - 1977
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David Mcdaniel
1879 - 1946
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John Warren Mcdaniel
1857 - 1929
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Frances Elizabeth (Sis) Mcdaniel
1855 - 1936
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Emily Jane Mcdaniel
1876 - 1911
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Amanda J Mcdaniel
1862 - 1894
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Anna Mcdaniel
1872 - 1959
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Mary Mcdaniel
1859 - 1907
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Elizabeth Mcdaniel
1864 - Unknown
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Edward W. Mcdaniel
1872 - Unknown
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James Lawson Mcdaniel
1873 - 1949
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Morgan Mcdaniel
1865 - Unknown

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