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Mary Verbena McSween

Birth24 Dec 1861 - Walton Co, Florida
Death24 Nov 1947 - Walton Co, Florida
MotherSarah Ann Dew
FatherRobert Douglas McSween

Born in Walton Co, Florida on 24 Dec 1861 to Robert Douglas McSween and Sarah Ann Dew. Mary Verbena McSween married John Mac Andrews and had 7 children. She passed away on 24 Nov 1947 in Walton Co, Florida.

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Robert Douglas Mcsween
1838 - 1864
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Sarah Ann Dew
1843 - 1929
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John Mac Andrews
1861 - 1900
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Johnie Verbena Andrews
1897 - 1984
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Robert Preston Andrews
1881 - 1971
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John Davis Andrews
1885 - 1951
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Thomas Dew "Sol" Andrews
1887 - 1963
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Lawrence Duncan "Dunk" Andrews
1884 - 1941
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Tucker Andrews
1889 - 1970
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Annie Leah Andrews
1893 - 1979

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