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Sarah Jane Dickson

Birth26 March 1845 - Pickens County, South Carolina, USA
Death2 February 1922 - Williamston, Anderson County, South Carolina, USA
MotherMartha (Patsy) Golden
FatherMatthew Wesley Dixon Jr

Born in Pickens County, South Carolina, USA on 26 March 1845 to Matthew Wesley Dixon Jr and Martha (Patsy) Golden. Sarah Jane Dickson married John Peddley Stegall and had 10 children. She passed away on 2 February 1922 in Williamston, Anderson County, South Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Matthew Wesley Dixon Jr
1846 - 1917
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Martha (Patsy) Golden
1821 - 1883
Spouse(s)
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John Peddley Stegall
1836 - 1887
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Mary Ella "Mollie" Stegall
1870 - 1950
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Lucy Golden Stegall
1877 - 1954
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Jessie Mae Stegall
1880 - 1945
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Robert Stephen Stegall
1876 - 1915
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Betty Stegall
1873 - 1906
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Martha "Mattie" Stegall
1867 - 1930
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Carrie Stegall
1871 - 1917
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James Thomas Stegall
1883 - 1963
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Thomas Victor Stegall
1884 - 1961
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Mary Mollie Stegall
Unknown - Unknown

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