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Mary Jane Davis

Birth1 Aug 1855 - McDowell County, North Carolina
Death14 Dec 1914 - Crooked Creek Twp, Mcdowell, North Carolina
MotherSusannah Bird Davis
FatherJohn L. Davis

Born in McDowell County, North Carolina on 1 Aug 1855 to John L. Davis and Susannah Bird Davis. Mary Jane Davis married John Goulder Harmon and had 6 children. She passed away on 14 Dec 1914 in Crooked Creek Twp, Mcdowell, North Carolina.

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Parents
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John L. Davis
1812 - 1899
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Susannah Bird Davis
1837 - 1873
Spouse(s)
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John Goulder Harmon
1840 - 1920
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William Harmon
1891 - 1947
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Nancy E. Harmon
1885 - 1943
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Frank J. Harmon
1891 - 1936
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Joseph Franklin Harmon
1888 - 1936
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Caroline Harmon
1879 - 1901
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John Harmon
1881 - Unknown

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