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Sarah E McGill

Birth2 Jul 1886 - Benton County, Tennessee, USA
Death29 Feb 1944 - Camden, Benton, Tennessee, USA
MotherLouisa Jane Greer
FatherWilliam Franklin "Billy" McGill

Born in Benton County, Tennessee, USA on 2 Jul 1886 to William Franklin "Billy" McGill and Louisa Jane Greer. Sarah E McGill married John Travis Nunnery and had 9 children. She passed away on 29 Feb 1944 in Camden, Benton, Tennessee, USA.

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Parents
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William Franklin "Billy" Mcgill
1861 - 1929
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Louisa Jane Greer
1857 - 1929
Spouse(s)
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John Travis Nunnery
1885 - 1931
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Joel Porter Nunnery
1911 - 1965
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Roy Harrison Nunnery
1915 - 1979
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Chester D Nunnery
1917 - 1985
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John Travis Nunnery
1921 - 1986
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Marie Nunnery
1927 - 2006
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Clady Nunnery
1913 - 1987
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Lucile Nunnery
1927 - 2002
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Veatrice Nunnery
1916 - Unknown
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Veatrice Nunnery
1916 - Unknown

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