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John Nelson Sr.

Birth1808 - Virginia
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherEsther Franklin McIntyre
FatherBenjamin Franklin Nelson

Born in Virginia on 1808 to Benjamin Franklin Nelson and Esther Franklin McIntyre. John Nelson Sr. married Eleanor Nellie Malone and had 13 children.

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Parents
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Benjamin Franklin Nelson
1782 - 1864
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Esther Franklin Mcintyre
1787 - 1850
Spouse(s)
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Eleanor Nellie Malone
1813 - Unknown
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John Lyle Nelson
1855 - 1932
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Felica Nelson
1846 - Unknown
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Caroline M Nelson
1839 - 1918
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Sarah A Nelson
1844 - Unknown
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George W Nelson
1837 - Unknown
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Margaret Nelson
1845 - Unknown
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Hester Nelson
1849 - Unknown
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Nathan Nelson
1842 - Unknown
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Lydia Nelson
1836 - Unknown
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Amanda Nelson
1833 - Unknown
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Mary A Nelson
1834 - 1890
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Elizabeth Nelson
1835 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Nelson
1835 - Unknown

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