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Samuel Everman

Birth16 Mar 1803 - Barretts Creek, Greenup, Kentucky, United States
Death03 Jun 1875 - Smiths Branch, Greenup, Kentucky, United States
MotherSarah Clark
FatherJohn Everman

Born in Barretts Creek, Greenup, Kentucky, United States on 16 Mar 1803 to John Everman and Sarah Clark. Samuel Everman married Pheobe Hopkins Skidmore and had 11 children. He passed away on 03 Jun 1875 in Smiths Branch, Greenup, Kentucky, United States.

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John Everman
1778 - 1855
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Sarah Clark
1787 - 1855
Spouse(s)
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Pheobe Hopkins Skidmore
1809 - 1892
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Cela "Celia" Elizabeth Zornes
1810 - 1828
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Eliza Brunetta Everman
1831 - 1891
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Joseph S Everman
1838 - Unknown
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William A. Everman
1833 - 1899
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John Thomas Everman
1829 - 1863
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Malinda Everman
1826 - 1937
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Sarah Everman
1837 - 1908
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Martha S. Everman
1827 - 1908
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Charles N Everman
1846 - 1914
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George Everman
1839 - 1862
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William B Everman
1837 - 1859
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James Sanders Everman
1842 - 1929

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