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Sarah E Dilday

Birth7 Nov 1852 - Tennessee, United States
Death16 Dec 1921 - Degognia, Jackson, Illinois, United States
MotherMary Ann "Polly" Sweat Turner
FatherPerry Burton Albert Turner

Born in Tennessee, United States on 7 Nov 1852 to Perry Burton Albert Turner and Mary Ann "Polly" Sweat Turner. Sarah E Dilday married Williamson Albert "Squire" Dilday and had 7 children. She passed away on 16 Dec 1921 in Degognia, Jackson, Illinois, United States.

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Perry Burton Albert Turner
1832 - 1907
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Mary Ann "Polly" Sweat Turner
1834 - 1897
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Williamson Albert "Squire" Dilday
1831 - 1905
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Emzia Dilday
1876 - 1948
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Elias Burton "Burt" Dilday
1873 - 1938
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Samuel James Dilday
1879 - 1949
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Ralph Edker Dilday
1891 - 1961
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George Calvin Dilday
1887 - 1962
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Williamson Albert Dilday
1881 - 1938
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Clinton Edward Dilday
1883 - 1952

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