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John Thomas Trail

Birth12 Aug 1878 - Gnat Hill, Coffee, Tennessee, United States
Death30 May 1955 - Manchester, Coffee, Tennessee, United States
MotherClamanzie Jane "Manzy" Wiser
FatherCharles Calvin Trail

Born in Gnat Hill, Coffee, Tennessee, United States on 12 Aug 1878 to Charles Calvin Trail and Clamanzie Jane "Manzy" Wiser. John Thomas Trail married Beulah Crosslin and had 7 children. He passed away on 30 May 1955 in Manchester, Coffee, Tennessee, United States.

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Parents
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Charles Calvin Trail
1848 - 1929
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Clamanzie Jane "Manzy" Wiser
1849 - 1935
Spouse(s)
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Beulah Crosslin
1899 - 1976
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Oda B. "Odie" Parker
1885 - 1910
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Ruggie Ann Trail
1908 - 1940
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Ardith Elzie Trail
1903 - 1963
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Robert Charles Trail
1913 - 1986
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Myrten Elbert Trail
1917 - 1998
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Irene Josephine Trail
1922 - 2016
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Ruby Jane Trail
1913 - Unknown
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Mattie Bell Trail
1910 - 1910

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