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John Thomas Richardson

Birth21 Oct 1851 - Ingram, Hale County, Alabama, United States of America
Death21 Jun 1921 - Ingram, Hale County, Alabama
MotherMary Caroline Taylor
FatherJohn Hutchinson Richardson

Born in Ingram, Hale County, Alabama, United States of America on 21 Oct 1851 to John Hutchinson Richardson and Mary Caroline Taylor. John Thomas Richardson married Mary Jane (Mollie) Ingram and had 7 children. He passed away on 21 Jun 1921 in Ingram, Hale County, Alabama.

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John Hutchinson Richardson
1824 - 1870
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Mary Caroline Taylor
1832 - 1916
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Mary Jane (Mollie) Ingram
1855 - 1934
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Grady Wady Richardson
1894 - 1942
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Homer Walker Richardson
1885 - 1936
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Joseph Thofolus "Offie" Richardson
1888 - 1965
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John Edward Richardson
1879 - 1929
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William Luther Richardson
1891 - 1960
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Mary Ann Richardson
1877 - 1958
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George Calvin Richardson
1873 - 1933

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