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Sarah Everett

Birth28 Dec 1853 - Mississippi, USA
Death20 Mar 1929 - Rankin, Mississippi, USA
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Born in Mississippi, USA on 28 Dec 1853. Sarah Everett married Phillip Marshall Huffman and had 11 children. She passed away on 20 Mar 1929 in Rankin, Mississippi, USA.

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Phillip Marshall Huffman
1842 - 1923
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Marvin Ray Huffman
1887 - 1977
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Clara Edna Huffman
1882 - 1967
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Florence Samira Huffman
1868 - 1924
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Alice M Huffman
1870 - 1935
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William Boyd Huffman
1876 - 1972
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Martha Anna Huffman
1867 - 1940
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Alice Huffman
1870 - 1934
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Eddie M. Huffman
1875 - Unknown
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Lula Huffman
1879 - 1966
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Justine Huffman
1881 - 1915
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Minnie Aretha Sowell
1872 - 1949

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