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Sarah Davis

Birthabt 1814 - Georgia, USA
DeathAft. 1860 - Choctaw County, Alabama
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Born in Georgia, USA on abt 1814. Sarah Davis married William S Pierce and had 11 children. She passed away on Aft. 1860 in Choctaw County, Alabama.

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William S Pierce
1805 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Martha Pierce
1836 - Unknown
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Thomas L Pierce
1832 - Unknown
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Henry Clay Pierce
1845 - 1924
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Nancy Elizabeth "Lizzie" Pierce
1842 - 1929
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Josephine E Pierce
1855 - Unknown
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Caroline F. Pierce
1848 - 1893
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William C Pierce
1838 - Unknown
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Susan Y. Pierce
1857 - 1946
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A B Pierce
1852 - Unknown
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Rosalina Pierce
1849 - Unknown
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Jane Pierce
1861 - Unknown

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