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John Taylor Clanton

Birth03 Nov 1852 - Lauderdale County, Alabama, USA
Death13 Oct 1915 - Milford, Ellis County, Texas, USA
MotherNANCY MALINDA LEE Clanton
FatherEphraim Lindsey Clanton

Born in Lauderdale County, Alabama, USA on 03 Nov 1852 to Ephraim Lindsey Clanton and NANCY MALINDA LEE Clanton. John Taylor Clanton married Margaret Madge Ayers and had 9 children. He passed away on 13 Oct 1915 in Milford, Ellis County, Texas, USA.

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Ephraim Lindsey Clanton
1791 - 1880
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Nancy Malinda Lee Clanton
1821 - 1880
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Margaret Madge Ayers
1856 - 1885
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Barbra E Atkison
1861 - 1929
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Samuel Wayne Clanton
1878 - 1946
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Joseph B. Clanton
1875 - 1884
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Mable Catherine "Roxie" Clanton
1890 - 1967
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Columbus Cicero Clanton
1893 - 1958
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Johnnie Aron Clanton
1895 - 1962
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Albert Houston Clanton
1883 - 1938
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Sally M Clanton
1881 - 1910
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Camilla Clanton
1891 - 1984
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Green Lenzy Edward Clanton
1876 - 1877

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