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Lenora McDaniel

Birth1836 - Mississippi, USA
Death1926 - Mamelle, Pulaski, Arkansas, United States
MotherNancy Guin
FatherNot Available

Born in Mississippi, USA on 1836 to Nancy Guin. Lenora McDaniel married Christopher Columbus Holladay and had 11 children. She passed away on 1926 in Mamelle, Pulaski, Arkansas, United States.

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Nancy Guin
1811 - 1896
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Christopher Columbus Holladay
1833 - 1883
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Margaret "Muggy" Holladay
1868 - Unknown
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Sarah (Sallie) Elizabeth Holladay
1861 - 1896
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Daniel W. Holladay
1861 - 1908
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John B. Holladay
1866 - Unknown
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M. A. Holladay
1872 - Unknown
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Robert Holladay
1870 - Unknown
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Powell Holladay
1855 - 1877
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Thomas Holladay
1855 - 1885
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Abigail Holaday
1856 - Unknown
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James Holladay
1859 - Unknown
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Mary S Holladay
Unknown - 1857

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