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Malinda SUTTON

Birthabt 1804 - Virginia
Death1880 - Not Available
MotherNot Available
FatherJohn III Sutton(4thGGF)

Born in Virginia on abt 1804 to John III Sutton(4thGGF). Malinda SUTTON married William Lawson and had 10 children. She passed away on 1880.

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Parents
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John Iii Sutton(4thggf)
1759 - 1826
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Not Available
Spouse(s)
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William Lawson
1798 - 1870
Children Show all
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William B. Lawson
1827 - 1921
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Hannah Lawson
1829 - 1923
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Nancy Lawson
1840 - 1883
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Eliza Jane Lawson
1840 - 1926
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Sarah Sally Lawson Lossen
1836 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Lawson Pace
1826 - 1886
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Tilman Henry Lawson
1847 - Unknown
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Leanna Lawson
1824 - 1900
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Mary Ann Lawson
1836 - 1915
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Milly Malinda Lawson
1844 - Unknown

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