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John Mathews

BirthJul 1847 - Neshoba, Mississippi, USA
Death18 Dec 1902 - Wilton, Little River, Arkansas, USA
MotherMargaret Duett
FatherJones Coffee "Caffy" Matthews

Born in Neshoba, Mississippi, USA on Jul 1847 to Jones Coffee "Caffy" Matthews and Margaret Duett. John Mathews married Amanda Catherine Matthews and had 7 children. He passed away on 18 Dec 1902 in Wilton, Little River, Arkansas, USA.

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Parents
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Jones Coffee "Caffy" Matthews
1817 - 1870
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Margaret Duett
1831 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Amanda Catherine Matthews
1852 - 1910
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Maudie Mae Mathews
1880 - 1957
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Thomas Henry Mathews
1883 - 1944
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John C Matthews
1890 - 1963
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Evie Lillian Matthews
1881 - 1914
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Benny Mathews
1875 - 1940
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Robert " Bob" Samuel Matthews
1877 - 1910
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Lou Ella Mathews
1875 - 1955

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