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John Jasper Gilstrap

Birth15 Sep 1792 - Duplin, North Carolina, United States
Death26 February 1876 - Wolf Creek, Cherokee County, North Carolina, USA
MotherAnna Dove Carlton
FatherHardy Gilstrap

Born in Duplin, North Carolina, United States on 15 Sep 1792 to Hardy Gilstrap and Anna Dove Carlton. John Jasper Gilstrap married Susan Sargent and had 12 children. He passed away on 26 February 1876 in Wolf Creek, Cherokee County, North Carolina, USA.

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Hardy Gilstrap
1766 - 1829
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Anna Dove Carlton
1773 - 1850
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Susan Sargent
1797 - 1876
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William Hardy Gilstrap
1819 - 1882
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Ephriam Mcfall Gilstrap
1821 - 1905
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Martha Jane Gilstrap
1832 - 1902
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John Castle Gilstrap
1834 - 1918
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Sarah Ann Sallie Gilstrap
1816 - 1861
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W Peter Gilstrap
1827 - 1905
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David G Gilstrap
1825 - 1902
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Annie Ann Anna B. Gilstrap
1830 - 1916
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Susan Gilstrap
1836 - 1840
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Nancy Craig Gilstrap
1839 - 1839
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Lewis Gilstrap
1823 - 1906
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Bright Gilstrap
1840 - 1843

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