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John Spence

Birth16 Oct 1800 - Duplin, North Carolina, USA
Death17 Sep 1878 - Harnett, North Carolina, USA
MotherMartha Futch
FatherTimothy Spence

Born in Duplin, North Carolina, USA on 16 Oct 1800 to Timothy Spence and Martha Futch. John Spence married Nancy Stewart and had 9 children. He passed away on 17 Sep 1878 in Harnett, North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Timothy Spence
1771 - 1852
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Martha Futch
1778 - 1853
Spouse(s)
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Nancy Stewart
1802 - 1872
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Neil Archibald Spence
1830 - 1917
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Mary Ann Rebeken Spence
1828 - 1860
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Harriet Spence
1839 - 1905
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Sophronia Spence
1838 - 1859
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John Gaston Spence
1835 - 1880
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Edith Ann Spence
1837 - 1910
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George Daniel Spence
1841 - 1920
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Cassandra Spence
1833 - 1863
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John Casey Spencer
1824 - 1884

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