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John Wilson Bledsoe

Birth5 December 1822 - Butts County, Georgia, USA
Death27 December 1871 - Midway (Bullock County), Bullock County, Alabama, United States of America
MotherMary J. BAILEY
FatherElijah Morton Sr. Bledsoe - 02

Born in Butts County, Georgia, USA on 5 December 1822 to Elijah Morton Sr. Bledsoe - 02 and Mary J. BAILEY. John Wilson Bledsoe married Lellis A Turk and had 6 children. He passed away on 27 December 1871 in Midway (Bullock County), Bullock County, Alabama, United States of America.

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Elijah Morton Sr. Bledsoe - 02
1786 - 1845
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Mary J. Bailey
1795 - 1855
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Lellis A Turk
1836 - 1868
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Frances L "Fannie" Baker
1845 - 1907
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Lillis Amanda Bledsoe Gowen - 02
1865 - 1940
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Mary Jane Bledsoe
1856 - 1946
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James Morton Bledsoe
1852 - 1900
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John Wilson Bledsoe
1854 - 1916
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Robert L. Bledsoe - 02
1866 - 1889
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George Peach Bledsoe
1872 - Unknown

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