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John Smith Kendrick

Birth03 Jan 1893 - Pike County, Kentucky,USA
Death3 Feb 1967 - Norton, Wise, Virginia, USA
MotherMary Elizabeth Goff
FatherDaniel Lilburn Kendrick

Born in Pike County, Kentucky,USA on 03 Jan 1893 to Daniel Lilburn Kendrick and Mary Elizabeth Goff. John Smith Kendrick married Myrill Jane "Myrtie" Hawkins and had 10 children. He passed away on 3 Feb 1967 in Norton, Wise, Virginia, USA.

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Daniel Lilburn Kendrick
1847 - 1919
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Mary Elizabeth Goff
1852 - 1914
Spouse(s)
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Myrill Jane "Myrtie" Hawkins
1899 - 1976
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Roxie Jane Mills
1896 - 1919
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John Smith Kendrick
1926 - 1949
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Myrtle Murriel Kendrick
1913 - 1963
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@ Offie Wayne Kendrick
1917 - 1989
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Otto Denton Kendrick
1915 - 1991
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James Kemper Kendrick
1935 - 1998
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Charles Hayes Kendrick
1928 - 2009
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Judy Marlene Mullins(kendrick-brooks)
1940 - 1993
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Mary Kendrick Stanley
1924 - 2007
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Viva Lea Kendrick
1922 - 2011
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@ David Burns Kendrick
1947 - 2012

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