John W Drain

Birth1 Jan 1848 - Madison, Arkansas, USA

Death25 Aug 1918 - Madison, Arkansas, USA

MotherMartha Jane Dunaway

FatherWesly Newton Drane (Drain)(Druin)

Born in Madison, Arkansas, USA on 1 Jan 1848 to Wesly Newton Drane (Drain)(Druin) and Martha Jane Dunaway. John W Drain married Barbara Ann Matilda Gardner and had 14 children. He passed away on 25 Aug 1918 in Madison, Arkansas, USA.

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Parents

Wesly Newton Drane (Drain)(druin)
1829 - 1856

Martha Jane Dunaway
1832 - 1923

Spouse(s)

Barbara Ann Matilda Gardner
1854 - 1930

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Columbia Luellen Drain
1889 - 1979

Temprance Adda Clark
1897 - 1970

James Alexander Drain
1872 - 1968

Robert Lee Drain
1886 - 1929

Wesley Newton Drain
1874 - 1957

Bethenia Murphy
1893 - 1986

Homer Mat Drain
1894 - 1986

Frances Ellen "Fanny" Drain
1887 - 1972

Merritt Wade Drain
1891 - 1961

Martha Sarah Drain
1890 - 1968

Willis A Drain
1878 - 1958

John Ulysses Drain
1885 - 1972

Ruanna A Drain
1872 - 1924

Rue Anna Drain
1873 - Unknown

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