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John Smith Mann

Birth01 Jun 1867 - Elberton, Elbert, Georgia, USA
Death06 Sep 1942 - Elbert County, Georgia, USA
MotherCatherine Louise Gaines
FatherEdwin Jackson Mann

Born in Elberton, Elbert, Georgia, USA on 01 Jun 1867 to Edwin Jackson Mann and Catherine Louise Gaines. John Smith Mann married Lillian Lee Brown and had 12 children. He passed away on 06 Sep 1942 in Elbert County, Georgia, USA.

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Edwin Jackson Mann
1822 - 1909
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Catherine Louise Gaines
1827 - 1892
Spouse(s)
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Lillian Lee Brown
1881 - 1972
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Marsella (Seymour) Mann
1880 - 1897
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Harry Thomas Mann
1908 - 2006
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John Henry Mann
1905 - 1985
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Zora Mae Mann
1903 - 1967
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Ethel Elizabeth Mann
1906 - 2006
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Lewis Mann
1910 - 1995
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Josie Eula Mann
1901 - 1996
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Sara Catherine Mann
1920 - 2003
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Mary Gladys Mann
1914 - 1990
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James Isaiah Mann
1918 - 2017
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Horace S. Mann
1922 - 1988
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Edla Grace Mann
1920 - 2003
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Sarah Mann
1915 - 2000

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