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Nathan Grantham

Birth15 Jan 1831 - Darlington County, South Carolina
Deathaft 1910 - Lydia, Darlington County South Carolina, USA
MotherMary Standen
FatherJohn Grantham

Born in Darlington County, South Carolina on 15 Jan 1831 to John Grantham and Mary Standen. Nathan Grantham married Mahalia Ann Smith and had 8 children. He passed away on aft 1910 in Lydia, Darlington County South Carolina, USA.

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John Grantham
1792 - 1873
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Mary Standen
1804 - 1848
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Mahalia Ann Smith
1838 - 1884
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Mary Alice Mixon
1839 - 1908
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James Albert Grantham
1853 - 1931
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John Robert Grantham
1855 - 1924
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George Monroe Grantham
1868 - 1944
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William Henry Grantham
1860 - Unknown
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Emma J V Grantham
1865 - Unknown
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Benjamin Franklin Grantham
1856 - 1936
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Willie Grantham
1865 - Unknown
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Laurie Grantham
1876 - 1946

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