Martha Francis Shellnut

Birth17 May 1863 - Caledonia, Lowndes County, Mississippi, USA

Death12 August 1928 - Guin, Marion County, Alabama, USA

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Born in Caledonia, Lowndes County, Mississippi, USA on 17 May 1863. Martha Francis Shellnut married Henry Newton Gann and had 17 children. She passed away on 12 August 1928 in Guin, Marion County, Alabama, USA.

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Henry Newton Gann
1860 - 1923

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Alexander Slyvester "Vester" Gann
1898 - 1967

Arrilla Clementine Gann
1891 - 1982

Mathis Alexander Gann
1903 - 1936

James Walter Gann
1888 - 1965

Henry David "Dave" Gann
1886 - 1965

Jefferson Franklin Gann
1900 - 1959

Eldo W Gann
1907 - 1965

Emuel Brown Gann
1911 - 1965

Arie Emeline Gann
1897 - 1973

Veto Richard Gann
1907 - 1955

Dilma Catherine Gann
1895 - 1987

Velar R Gann
1904 - 1916

Wilma Angeline Gann
1893 - 1969

William Irvin Gann
1887 - 1892

Quincy L Gann
1906 - Unknown

Delmer C Gann
1895 - 1987

Veller R Gann
1904 - 1916

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