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Julia Ann Cunningham

Birth4 Mar 1868 - Tennessee
Death8 Feb 1924 - Jack, Texas, United States
MotherSarah Malissa Elliott
FatherJohn Wiley Cunningham

Born in Tennessee on 4 Mar 1868 to John Wiley Cunningham and Sarah Malissa Elliott. Julia Ann Cunningham married William Dorsey Evans and had 10 children. She passed away on 8 Feb 1924 in Jack, Texas, United States.

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Parents
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John Wiley Cunningham
1847 - 1919
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Sarah Malissa Elliott
1843 - 1888
Spouse(s)
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William Dorsey Evans
1858 - 1948
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William Robert Evans
1895 - 1971
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Samuel Edward Evans
1898 - 1993
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Claud Evans
1891 - 1965
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Ruth Estell Evans
1902 - 1982
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James Walter Evans
1893 - 1965
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Maude Elizabeth Evans
1882 - 1964
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Susie Edith Evans
1900 - 1971
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Wiley Elliott Evans
1905 - 1966
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Mary Ella Evans
1886 - 1972
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William Wilson "Bill" Evans
1905 - 1968

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