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Maude Mathis

BirthAbt. 1780 - Montgomery County, North Carolina, USA
Death1840 - Hohenwald, Hickman County (1843 Lewis Co.), Tennessee
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Born in Montgomery County, North Carolina, USA on Abt. 1780. Maude Mathis married John Short "Shorty" Hinson and had 11 children. She passed away on 1840 in Hohenwald, Hickman County (1843 Lewis Co.), Tennessee.

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John Short "Shorty" Hinson
1777 - 1857
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Martha Henrietta "Rettie" Hinson
1817 - 1900
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Solomon J Hinson
1831 - 1913
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George "Gray George" Hinson
1806 - 1897
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Sarah Elizabeth Hinson
1804 - 1897
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William Wesley Hinson
1833 - 1877
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John "Jack" Jackson Hinson
1824 - 1863
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Carroll Hinson
1825 - Unknown
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Edith Hinson
1831 - Unknown
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Harriet Hinson
1814 - 1906
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Henry W Hinson
1802 - Unknown
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Willis Davis Hinson
1818 - 1862

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