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Mary Jane Mudd

Birth20 Dec 1817 - Jefferson County, Kentucky, USA
Death05/27/1854 - Elyton, Jefferson, Al
MotherSarah (Sally) Swearingen
FatherJames Mudd

Born in Jefferson County, Kentucky, USA on 20 Dec 1817 to James Mudd and Sarah (Sally) Swearingen. Mary Jane Mudd married Washington R. Ware and had 9 children. She passed away on 05/27/1854 in Elyton, Jefferson, Al.

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Parents
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James Mudd
1790 - 1847
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Sarah (Sally) Swearingen
1794 - 1844
Spouse(s)
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Washington R. Ware
1815 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Martha Elizabeth Ware
1852 - 1899
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Mary Christine Ware
1840 - Unknown
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Florence Rosaline Ware
1847 - Unknown
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James Merritt, 2Nd Lieut., Ware
1838 - Unknown
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Sarah Frances Ware
1843 - Unknown
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Catherine Susan Ware
1845 - Unknown
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George Washington, 1St Cpl., Ware
1846 - 1920
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William Andrew, Pvt. Csa, Ware
1842 - Unknown
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Anna Ware
1847 - Unknown

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