John Thomas PENDLETON

Birth27 Jul 1860 - Ft Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States

Death24 Jun 1949 - Missouri Buried: Mt Olive Cemetery at McKinley, Lawrence County, Missouri

MotherClarissa Frances Colley

FatherNot Available

Born in Ft Smith, Sebastian, Arkansas, United States on 27 Jul 1860 to Clarissa Frances Colley. John Thomas PENDLETON married Drusilla Lucinda Johnson and had 12 children. He passed away on 24 Jun 1949 in Missouri Buried: Mt Olive Cemetery at McKinley, Lawrence County, Missouri.

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Parents

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Clarissa Frances Colley
1835 - 1916

Spouse(s)

Drusilla Lucinda Johnson
1864 - 1949

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Nona Frances Pendleton
1892 - 1996

Stella P Pendleton
1894 - 1989

Virgil Leander Pendleton
1889 - 1963

Daisy Vienna Pendleton
1898 - 1972

Herschel N Pendleton
1896 - 1988

Leonard Kinney Pendleton
1902 - 1976

John Thomas Pendleton
1884 - 1926

Loney Pendleton
1882 - 1962

Laura June Pendleton
1908 - 2010

Lena Mary Pendleton
1904 - 1999

Arthur Kenneth Pendleton
1906 - 1908

Charles Benjamin Pendleton
1886 - 1890

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