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Marshall Frederick

Birth5 Mar 1805 - Duplin, North Carolina, USA
Death26 Mar 1892 - Navarro, Texas, USA
MotherEdith "Edee" Gully
FatherWilliam George Frederick

Born in Duplin, North Carolina, USA on 5 Mar 1805 to William George Frederick and Edith "Edee" Gully. Marshall Frederick married Elizabeth Frances “Lizzie” Griffin and had 11 children. He passed away on 26 Mar 1892 in Navarro, Texas, USA.

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William George Frederick
1779 - 1845
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Edith "Edee" Gully
1780 - 1843
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Frances “Lizzie” Griffin
1830 - 1879
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Felix R Frederick
1864 - 1926
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Lucy Ella Frederick
1862 - 1912
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George Washington Frederick
1867 - 1899
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Robert Liston Frederick
1853 - 1878
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Annie Eliza Frederick
1869 - Unknown
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William Benjamin Frederick
1846 - 1863
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Mary Ann Frederick
1851 - 1861
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Emma Jane Frederick
1864 - Unknown
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John Marshall Frederick
1858 - 1867
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James Monroe Frederick
1855 - 1866
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Perry Thomas Frederick
1871 - 1950

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