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Lydia Jane Eason

Birth3 Aug 1889 - Cumberland County, North Carolina
Death6 Nov 1970 - Erwin, Harnett, North Carolina
MotherZylphia Catherine Wood
FatherJohn Curtis Eason

Born in Cumberland County, North Carolina on 3 Aug 1889 to John Curtis Eason and Zylphia Catherine Wood. Lydia Jane Eason married Millard Filmore Wood and had 9 children. She passed away on 6 Nov 1970 in Erwin, Harnett, North Carolina.

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Parents
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John Curtis Eason
1858 - 1940
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Zylphia Catherine Wood
1859 - 1935
Spouse(s)
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Millard Filmore Wood
1889 - 1978
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Viola Mae Wood
1913 - 2009
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Lee Vester Wood
1914 - 1970
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Waymon Franklin Wood
1923 - 1997
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Thelma Jane Stone
1917 - 2009
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James Alton Wood
1916 - 1996
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Robert Allen Wood
1919 - 2012
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Mayola S Woods
1928 - 1985
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Bertha Lane Wood
1925 - 2017
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Millard Filmore Wood
1919 - 1930

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