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Martha Jack

Birth1788 - Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee, USA
Death9 Dec 1854 - Cleveland, Bradley, Tennessee, USA
MotherMartha Gillespie
FatherJeremiah Jack

Born in Knoxville, Knox, Tennessee, USA on 1788 to Jeremiah Jack and Martha Gillespie. Martha Jack married John Alexander McNutt and had 13 children. She passed away on 9 Dec 1854 in Cleveland, Bradley, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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Jeremiah Jack
1750 - 1833
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Martha Gillespie
1756 - 1817
Spouse(s)
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John Alexander Mcnutt
1788 - 1842
Children Show all
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Martha Jane Mcnutt
1818 - 1873
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Robert Caldwell Mcnutt
1824 - 1890
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Thomas J Mcnutt
1821 - 1855
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Sarah Mcnutt
1820 - 1880
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Serena Mcnutt
1820 - 1889
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James Marshall Mcnutt
1835 - 1900
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Frances "Fannie" Mcnutt
1830 - 1869
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William Mcnutt
1827 - 1870
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Jefferson Rice Mcnutt
1834 - 1861
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Levi Mcnutt
1842 - 1862
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Thomas S. Mcnutt
1823 - 1857
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Martha Mcnutt
1833 - Unknown
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Martha F Mcnutt
1838 - 1880

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