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Martha E. Davis

Birth15 Jul 1816 - Todd County, Kentucky
Death1 Mar 1895 - Pembroke , Kentucky
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Born in Todd County, Kentucky on 15 Jul 1816. Martha E. Davis married Benjamin Chiles Garnett and had 12 children. She passed away on 1 Mar 1895 in Pembroke , Kentucky.

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Benjamin Chiles Garnett
1812 - 1884
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William Davis Garnett
1839 - 1896
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James Larkin Garnett
1847 - 1881
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Gustavus Eldred Garnett
1850 - 1866
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Frances Ann Garnett
1837 - Unknown
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Mary E Garnett
1852 - Unknown
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Elijah Grant
1850 - Unknown
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Benjamin E. Garnett
1849 - Unknown
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Harriet Grant
1850 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Grant
1834 - Unknown
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Priscialla H Grant
1847 - Unknown
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Margaret Grant
1836 - Unknown
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Joseph Benjamin Grant
1839 - 1909

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