John Newton Springer

Birth2 Jan 1811 - Union Co., South Carolina

Death06 AUG 1864 - Buried Second Creek Cemetery Five Points, Lawrence County TN

MotherJane Newton

FatherJonathan Springer

Born in Union Co., South Carolina on 2 Jan 1811 to Jonathan Springer and Jane Newton. John Newton Springer married Sarah Comer and had 18 children. He passed away on 06 AUG 1864 in Buried Second Creek Cemetery Five Points, Lawrence County TN.

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Parents

Jonathan Springer
1777 - 1848

Jane Newton
1782 - 1841

Spouse(s)

Sarah Comer
1814 - 1866

Nancy H. Barber
1837 - 1887

Nancy Barber
1840 - Unknown

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Mary Ann Springer
1842 - 1910

Martha Jane Springer
1834 - 1894

Susan A Springer
1839 - 1917

Zachery Taylor Springer
1849 - 1933

Jesse Springer
1838 - 1862

Jonathan S Springer
1846 - 1860

William A Springer**
1851 - 1865

William J Springer
1848 - Unknown

Mariah K Springer
1844 - 1910

John N. Springer
1860 - Unknown

Henry C. Springer
1845 - Unknown

Allen Springer
1841 - 1934

Nancy Carolina Springer
1847 - 1918

William Springer
1844 - 1906

Robert Springer
1842 - Unknown

John T Springer
1846 - Unknown

Robert Springer
1842 - Unknown

William Mortimer Springer
1843 - 1865

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