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Martha E. Moore

Birth31 Dec 1837 - Walton, Georgia, United States
Death24 Aug 1920 - Monroe, Walton, Georgia, United States
MotherMary Still
FatherZachariah Moore

Born in Walton, Georgia, United States on 31 Dec 1837 to Zachariah Moore and Mary Still. Martha E. Moore married David Ganaway Durden and had 10 children. She passed away on 24 Aug 1920 in Monroe, Walton, Georgia, United States.

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Parents
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Zachariah Moore
1799 - 1860
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Mary Still
1802 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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David Ganaway Durden
1826 - 1902
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Mattie M Bradley
1870 - Unknown
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Mattie Dunden
1857 - Unknown
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Martha Durden
1851 - 1936
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James J. Durden
1864 - 1893
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Nancy Ann Durden
1852 - 1894
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George Washington Durden
1866 - 1950
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Daisy Durden
1859 - 1920
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Abijah Thomas Durden
1858 - 1860
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John Durden
1858 - Unknown
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Nancy Ann Durden
1862 - Unknown

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