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John Whitledge

Birth1770 - Prince William, Virginia, United States
Death1854 - Cape Girardeau, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, USA
MotherAlcey Fritter
FatherJohn Whitledge

Born in Prince William, Virginia, United States on 1770 to John Whitledge and Alcey Fritter. John Whitledge married Frances (Fanny) Overall and had 8 children. She passed away on 1854 in Cape Girardeau, Cape Girardeau, Missouri, USA.

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John Whitledge
1734 - 1788
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Alcey Fritter
1761 - 1800
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Frances (Fanny) Overall
1777 - 1855
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Persichlas Hampton Whitledge
1809 - 1866
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Elenor Aley Alcy
1812 - Unknown
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Lyna Harrison Whitledge
1814 - 1868
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Frances "Frankey" Whitledge
1806 - Unknown
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William Fountain Whitledge
1803 - 1861
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Lynah H Whitledge
1803 - Unknown
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Elza Harrison Whitledge
1816 - 1892
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John Marshall Whitledge
1807 - 1860

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