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John R Redding

Birth1806 - Wilson County, Tennessee, USA
DeathAft. 1860 - Hickman, Scott, Arkansas, USA
MotherCatherine Ross
FatherSamuel W Reddin

Born in Wilson County, Tennessee, USA on 1806 to Samuel W Reddin and Catherine Ross. John R Redding married Francis Chappell and had 7 children. He passed away on Aft. 1860 in Hickman, Scott, Arkansas, USA.

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Samuel W Reddin
1770 - 1844
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Catherine Ross
1770 - Unknown
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Francis Chappell
1805 - 1860
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John Allen "Jack" Reddin
1836 - 1916
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Madison C. Redden (Redding)
1829 - 1867
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Mary Jane Redding
1836 - 1882
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Sidney E Redding
1833 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Redding
1833 - Unknown
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Sam Redding
Unknown - Unknown
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William Thomas Redding
1838 - 1927

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