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Marshall Perdue

Birth1801 - North Carolina, United States
DeathNot Available - Monroe, Georgia, United States
MotherMary Polly Bryant
FatherJames Perdue

Born in North Carolina, United States on 1801 to James Perdue and Mary Polly Bryant. Marshall Perdue married Lilley Murkeu Stewart and had 8 children. He passed away in Monroe, Georgia, United States.

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James Perdue
1783 - 1862
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Mary Polly Bryant
1772 - 1825
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Lilley Murkeu Stewart
1802 - Unknown
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Mary "Missouri" Angeline Perdue
1832 - 1905
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Safronia S Perdue
1837 - Unknown
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Palatia Caroline Perdue
1836 - 1870
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Thomas Jefferson Perdue
1829 - Unknown
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James N. Perdue
1843 - 1864
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Andrew Jackson Perdue
1830 - 1864
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Martha Perdue
1827 - Unknown
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Isabella Cornelia Perdue
1828 - Unknown

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