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Samuel Etherton

Birth13 May 1790 - Cocke, Tennessee, USA
Death19 Apr 1846 - Jackson County, Illinois, USA
MotherCharlotte Conner
FatherSamuel Etherton

Born in Cocke, Tennessee, USA on 13 May 1790 to Samuel Etherton and Charlotte Conner. Samuel Etherton married Charlotte Conner and had 10 children. He passed away on 19 Apr 1846 in Jackson County, Illinois, USA.

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Samuel Etherton
1748 - 1832
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Charlotte Conner
1791 - 1863
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Charlotte Conner
1791 - 1863
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Samuel Tasker Etherton
1811 - 1854
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Julia M Etherton Brush
1826 - 1867
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Maximillian H. Etherton
1823 - 1851
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Maria Etherton
1815 - 1832
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Elizabeth Jane Etherton
1818 - 1854
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Lucinda Etherton
1813 - 1872
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Caroline T Etherton
1825 - 1878
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Benjamin Franklin Etherton
1810 - 1810
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Phoebe Carolyn
Unknown - 1825
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Charlotte Conner
1752 - 1834

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