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MARTHA MC CRAW

Birth6 May 1800 - Newberry, South Carolina, USA
Death1870 - Rock Creek, Franklin, Tennessee, United States
MotherMartha Mathey Lumpkin
FatherWilliam McCraw

Born in Newberry, South Carolina, USA on 6 May 1800 to William McCraw and Martha Mathey Lumpkin. MARTHA MC CRAW married RANSON HOLDER and had 10 children. She passed away on 1870 in Rock Creek, Franklin, Tennessee, United States.

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Parents
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William Mccraw
1768 - 1816
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Martha Mathey Lumpkin
1767 - 1857
Spouse(s)
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Ranson Holder
1800 - 1880
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William Mcgraw "Billy" Holder
1822 - 1910
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Mary Ann Holder
1839 - Unknown
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James Anderson Holder
1835 - 1923
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Dennis Holder
1835 - 1912
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Martha J. Holder
1833 - Unknown
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Peter Ransom Holder
1825 - Unknown
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Sarah Holder
1841 - Unknown
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Lewis Holder
1827 - 1911
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Elizabeth Holder
1824 - Unknown
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Lucinda Frances Holder
1824 - 1857

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