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Phoebe Clopton

Birth14 Mar 1844 - Hart County, Kentucky, USA
DeathNot Available - Hart County, Kentucky, United States of America
MotherLeticia Bush
FatherWilliam B Clopton

Born in Hart County, Kentucky, USA on 14 Mar 1844 to William B Clopton and Leticia Bush. Phoebe Clopton married Rev. John Bailey Turner and had 6 children. She passed away in Hart County, Kentucky, United States of America.

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William B Clopton
1812 - 1880
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Leticia Bush
1809 - 1866
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Rev. John Bailey Turner
1845 - 1890
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Aldie M Turner
1879 - Unknown
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Sarah Ella (Sallie) Turner
1872 - 1933
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Manley Thomas (M T) Turner
1874 - 1938
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James Irwin Turner
1869 - 1949
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Martha W Turner
1873 - 1950
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Molly Lee Turner
1870 - 1926

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