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Millicent Nicholson

Birth17 Aug 1769 - Washington, Virginia, United States
Death16 Oct 1857 - Putnam, Indiana, United States
MotherJemima Darnell
FatherBenjamin Franklin Nicholson

Born in Washington, Virginia, United States on 17 Aug 1769 to Benjamin Franklin Nicholson and Jemima Darnell. Millicent Nicholson married Thomas Akers and had 12 children. She passed away on 16 Oct 1857 in Putnam, Indiana, United States.

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Parents
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Benjamin Franklin Nicholson
1750 - 1825
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Jemima Darnell
1755 - 1797
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Akers
1770 - 1828
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Thomas Ashby
Unknown - Unknown
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Lucinda Akers
1814 - 1870
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Tabitha Cumi Akers
1794 - 1879
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John Akers
1800 - 1835
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Thomas Joshua Akers
1796 - 1883
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Nancy Akers
1792 - 1866
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Mary Elizabeth "Polly" Akers
1809 - 1845
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Sarah Akers
1798 - 1884
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Polly Lowery
1790 - 1845
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Larkin Nicholson Akers
1792 - 1865
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Benjamin Akers
1803 - 1856
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George Akers
1791 - 1859
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Thomas Akers, Jr
1820 - 1877

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