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John Workman

BirthAbt. 1826 - Bourbon, Kentucky, United States
Death1900 - Robertson Kentucky
MotherSarah "Sally" Sullivan
FatherAbraham Workman

Born in Bourbon, Kentucky, United States on Abt. 1826 to Abraham Workman and Sarah "Sally" Sullivan. John Workman married Eliza Jane Mullins and had 13 children. He passed away on 1900 in Robertson Kentucky.

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Parents
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Abraham Workman
1779 - 1832
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Sarah "Sally" Sullivan
1783 - 1833
Spouse(s)
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Eliza Jane Mullins
1840 - 1927
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John Henry Workman
1868 - 1937
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Mary Ellen Workman (Sharp)
1877 - 1951
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Tom Workman
1885 - 1940
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Walker Workman
1869 - 1951
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William "Bill" Lee Workman
1867 - 1936
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James Workman
1869 - 1944
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Margaret Workman
1889 - 1951
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Dicie Bell Workman
1887 - 1935
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George Anna Workman
1882 - 1957
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James Workman
1873 - Unknown
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Benjamin F Workman
1885 - 1913
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Margaret Workman
1889 - 2003
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Georgian Workman
1883 - 1930

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