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John Packer

BirthAug 1850 - Blacks Bend, Wilcox, Alabama
Death18 Aug 1925 - Brunio, Wilcox, Alabama-Crosby Cemetery
MotherGertrude Packer
FatherDavid Daniel PACKER

Born in Blacks Bend, Wilcox, Alabama on Aug 1850 to David Daniel PACKER and Gertrude Packer. John Packer married Patsy Packer and had 15 children. He passed away on 18 Aug 1925 in Brunio, Wilcox, Alabama-Crosby Cemetery.

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Parents
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David Daniel Packer
1803 - 1870
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Gertrude Packer
1816 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Patsy Packer
1844 - 1914
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Martha Packer
1850 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Lena Lennie Packer
1879 - 1947
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Rebecca Packer
1890 - 1929
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Henry Packer
1887 - 1939
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Isaac Packer
1883 - 1921
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Joe Packer
1902 - Unknown
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Arena Packer
1885 - Unknown
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Harriet Packer
1881 - 1932
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Sam Packer
1898 - Unknown
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Edward Packer
1900 - 1940
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Mary Packer
1880 - Unknown
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Man Packer
1886 - Unknown
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Harry L (Hal) Packer
1873 - 1968
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Bessie Packer
1899 - Unknown
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Cassie Packer
1901 - 1973
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Amanda Packer
1875 - Unknown

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