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Jonathan Andrew Everage

Birth3 Apr 1822 - Lowndes County, Alabama
Death7 May 1872 - Crenshaw County, Alabama
MotherTempey Fielder
FatherJames Everage

Born in Lowndes County, Alabama on 3 Apr 1822 to James Everage and Tempey Fielder. Jonathan Andrew Everage married Mary Martha Tisdale and had 11 children. He passed away on 7 May 1872 in Crenshaw County, Alabama.

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James Everage
1775 - 1860
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Tempey Fielder
1806 - 1880
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Mary Martha Tisdale
1823 - 1900
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Nancy Hamilton
1827 - 1880
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John William Everage
1854 - 1917
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Benjamin Franklin Everage
1858 - 1936
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Silvester Celner Everage
1851 - 1918
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Furney Green Everage
1855 - 1925
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Jonathan Andrew Everage
1866 - 1951
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Nancy Elizabeth Everage
1848 - 1932
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Richard Field Everage
1863 - 1937
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Mary Rebecca Everage
1870 - 1943
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James Madison Evrage
1849 - 1925
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Sulevan P. Everage
1861 - 1878
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Ellen Elvira Compton
1847 - 1927

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