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Sarah Ellen DeVaughn

Birth18 Mar 1829 - Virginia
Death15 Jul 1908 - District Of Columbia, District of Columbia, United States
MotherCatherine Workman
FatherJohn Devaughn

Born in Virginia on 18 Mar 1829 to John Devaughn and Catherine Workman. Sarah Ellen DeVaughn married John Thomas Stanley and had 6 children. She passed away on 15 Jul 1908 in District Of Columbia, District of Columbia, United States.

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Parents
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John Devaughn
1795 - 1867
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Catherine Workman
1797 - 1879
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John Thomas Stanley
1824 - 1875
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John T Stanley
1853 - 1931
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Arthur Devaughn Stanley
1869 - 1943
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Mary V Poole
1855 - 1922
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Sarah E Stanley
1851 - Unknown
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Henrietta Stanley
1865 - Unknown
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Catherine A. J. Stanley
1848 - Unknown

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