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Louisa Everett

Birth3 February 1833 - Roane County, Tennessee, USA
Death14 Nov 1922 - Palmyra Township, Knox County, Indiana, USA
MotherLetha Schrimsher
FatherBolen Giles Everett

Born in Roane County, Tennessee, USA on 3 February 1833 to Bolen Giles Everett and Letha Schrimsher. Louisa Everett married John Wesley Alton and had 9 children. She passed away on 14 Nov 1922 in Palmyra Township, Knox County, Indiana, USA.

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Parents
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Bolen Giles Everett
1802 - 1878
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Letha Schrimsher
1807 - 1878
Spouse(s)
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John Wesley Alton
1814 - 1879
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William H. Carter
1828 - Unknown
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Mary Ann Carter
1857 - 1908
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Samuel Everett Alton
1872 - 1974
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Thomas A. Carter
1857 - Unknown
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James M Carter
1855 - Unknown
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Martha C Carter
1863 - Unknown
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Landis J Carter
1867 - Unknown
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John Tillman Carter
1861 - 1922
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Eliza Carter
1869 - Unknown
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Mariel Carter
1865 - Unknown

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