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Solomon Sessions

Birth2 Apr 1766 - Wilmington, Brunswick, North Carolina, United States
Death01 Jul 1840 - South Carolina, USA
MotherMartha Wingate
FatherThomas Coleman Sessions

Born in Wilmington, Brunswick, North Carolina, United States on 2 Apr 1766 to Thomas Coleman Sessions and Martha Wingate. Solomon Sessions married Mary Hargrave and had 12 children. He passed away on 01 Jul 1840 in South Carolina, USA.

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Thomas Coleman Sessions
1736 - 1810
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Martha Wingate
1747 - Unknown
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Mary Hargrave
1781 - 1843
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Richard "Riley" Sessions
1799 - 1879
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William Sessions
1797 - 1873
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Thomas Brody Sessions
1809 - 1881
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Hannah Sessions
1801 - Unknown
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Letrice Haws
1810 - 1864
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Joseph G. Sessions
1813 - 1861
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Sarah Sessions
1803 - 1810
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Jeremiah Millwood Sessions
1821 - 1860
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Lydia Sessions
1805 - 1864
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Patsey Sessions
1819 - Unknown
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Francis Sessions
1817 - Unknown
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Richard Sessions
1827 - 1900

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