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Sarah E. Scott

Birth10 Aug 1837 - Jackson, Madison, Tennessee, USA
Death02 Jun 1910 - St Joe, Searcy, Arkansas, USA
MotherEmily Bledsoe
FatherJohn W. SCOTT

Born in Jackson, Madison, Tennessee, USA on 10 Aug 1837 to John W. SCOTT and Emily Bledsoe. Sarah E. Scott had 15 children. She passed away on 02 Jun 1910 in St Joe, Searcy, Arkansas, USA.

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Parents
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John W. Scott
1810 - Unknown
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Emily Bledsoe
1808 - 1848
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Robert Edward Terrell
1870 - 1962
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Julia M Terrill
1876 - 1963
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John W Terrill
1863 - 1913
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Mary Emily Terrell
1862 - 1915
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James Franklin Terrill
1873 - 1949
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Emily Jane Terrell
1858 - 1923
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George C Terrill
1874 - 1929
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Martha Ann Terrell
1866 - 1915
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Beuford Terrell
1856 - 1893
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Delia A Terrill
1868 - 1929
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Malendia Terrell
1863 - Unknown
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Edmund Terrill
1875 - Unknown
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Perry Terrell
1871 - Unknown
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Alfred Terrell
1866 - Unknown
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Hannah Terrell
1869 - 1929

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