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Lydia Highsmith

Birth1793 - Pitt, North Carolina, United States
Deathaft 1860 - Liberty County, Florida
MotherNot Available
FatherJacob Highsmith

Born in Pitt, North Carolina, United States on 1793 to Jacob Highsmith. Lydia Highsmith married Benjamin Eubanks and had 8 children. She passed away on aft 1860 in Liberty County, Florida.

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Jacob Highsmith
1765 - 1829
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Spouse(s)
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Benjamin Eubanks
1803 - 1860
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John Darley Eubanks
1837 - 1863
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Thomas Eubanks
1839 - Unknown
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David Eubanks
1833 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Eubanks
1825 - Unknown
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Sandy V.(van) Eubanks
1828 - 1866
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Jefferson Eubanks
1832 - Unknown
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Susan Eubanks
1828 - Unknown
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Jason Eubanks
1829 - Unknown

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