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John Randolph McClearn

BirthJanuary 2, 1868 - Jackson County, Tennessee, USA
Death04 Feb 1922 - Hopkinsville, Christian, Kentucky, USA
MotherElizabeth Wise
FatherMichael "Little Macom" MCLERRAN

Born in Jackson County, Tennessee, USA on January 2, 1868 to Michael "Little Macom" MCLERRAN and Elizabeth Wise. John Randolph McClearn married Hulda Cynthia Clark and had 10 children. He passed away on 04 Feb 1922 in Hopkinsville, Christian, Kentucky, USA.

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Parents
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Michael "Little Macom" Mclerran
1835 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Wise
1849 - 1861
Spouse(s)
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Hulda Cynthia Clark
1879 - 1967
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Essie Elizabeth Pyle
1898 - 1945
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Cora J Mcclearn
1900 - 1937
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Edna Cynthia Mcclearn Stinnett
1902 - 1973
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James (Jimmy) Wallace Mcclearn
1917 - 1990
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Mattie M Mclean
1906 - 1990
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Dexter Alison Mcclearn
1909 - 1969
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Flora Mae Mcclearn
1911 - 1985
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Mollie Alberta Mcclearn
1920 - 1989
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Lennie Aude Mcclearn
1913 - 1990
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John Thomas Mcclearn
1893 - 1920

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