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SAM COLLIER

Birthabt 1865 - Pike County, Georgia, USA
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Born in Pike County, Georgia, USA on abt 1865. SAM COLLIER married NORA CONNALLY and had 13 children.

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Nora Connally
1867 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Lillie Collier
1890 - Unknown
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Samuel Collier
1905 - Unknown
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Julius Collier
1902 - Unknown
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Effie Collier
1894 - Unknown
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Rosa Collier
1909 - Unknown
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Fleming Collier
1892 - 1925
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Jessie Collier
1889 - Unknown
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George Collier
1900 - Unknown
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Theodore R Collier
1908 - Unknown
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Therrie Collier
1910 - Unknown
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Ferrie Collier
1913 - Unknown
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Roosevelt Collier
1911 - Unknown
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Addy Collier
1897 - Unknown

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