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John Long Bilyeu

Birth23 Jul 1824 - Overton, Tennessee, USA
Death18 Dec 1892 - Scio, Linn County, Oregon, USA
MotherMary Jane Coker
FatherPeter Bilyeu

Born in Overton, Tennessee, USA on 23 Jul 1824 to Peter Bilyeu and Mary Jane Coker. John Long Bilyeu married Nancy Frances Workman and had 14 children. He passed away on 18 Dec 1892 in Scio, Linn County, Oregon, USA.

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Parents
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Peter Bilyeu
1802 - 1877
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Mary Jane Coker
1801 - 1878
Spouse(s)
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Nancy Frances Workman
1828 - 1927
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Joseph E Bilyeu
1855 - 1935
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Lydia Frances Bilyeu
1853 - 1922
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Nancy Evaline Bilyeu
1874 - 1939
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John Nathan Bilyeu
1871 - 1947
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Jasper Bilyeu
1867 - 1892
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Peter R Bilyeu
1850 - 1927
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Sarah Elizabeth Bilyeu
1857 - 1940
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George Bilyeu
1852 - 1852
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Jacob E. "Jake" Bilyeu
1859 - 1937
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Rebecca J Bilyeu
1861 - 1876
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Diana Bilyeu
1865 - 1867
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Perry Lee Bilyeu
1863 - 1953
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David Porter Bilyeu
1849 - 1906
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Michael Bilyeu
1870 - 1951

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