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John Monroe Carson

Birth28 Apr 1826 - Ashe, North Carolina, United States
Death24 Dec 1898 - Jefferson, Ashe, North Carolina
MotherMargaret Johnston
FatherAndrew W Carson

Born in Ashe, North Carolina, United States on 28 Apr 1826 to Andrew W Carson and Margaret Johnston. John Monroe Carson married Lucy Ann Young and had 9 children. He passed away on 24 Dec 1898 in Jefferson, Ashe, North Carolina.

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Andrew W Carson
1790 - 1867
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Margaret Johnston
1792 - 1883
Spouse(s)
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Lucy Ann Young
1847 - 1931
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Mary Mondaville Perkins
1843 - 1868
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Margaret Irene Maggie Carson
1879 - 1956
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Walter F. Carson
1882 - 1918
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Flora A Carson
1872 - 1957
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James M. Carson
1878 - Unknown
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Charles Preston Carson
1874 - 1929
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Lizzie Lee Carson
1886 - 1889
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Martha Callie Carson
1871 - 1956
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Nannie Belle Carson
1883 - 1976
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Mary Alberta Carson
1868 - 1929

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